Shrimpsvoices

So you already pay your subscription and now on Saturday it will cost you another £14.95 to watch Man Utd.
Same with Sheff Utd on Sunday

https://www.skysports.com/football/news ... in-october

A Sky Sports subscription is for a limited number of live Premier League games each week (4?) which are selected by the broadcaster; traditionally it hasn't been for every game. All games were made available at the start of the lockdown, but now it appears that Sky are reverting back to their normal subscription service - but in doing so they are making games outside of their regular broadcast available to buy as an optional purchase for people that would like to watch them (like ifollow). I don't see a problem with this, it is largely the same product that they have always sold. Not sure I understand the phoney outrage.

RedRedWine wrote: Not sure I understand the phoney outrage.

You really have a way with words, Stuart, yes I know they are extra games but when they realise they have another income stream it will become the norm no doubt

In an ideal world you'd have access to both Sky and B.T sports but it's massively expensive
Unless you join the ranks of those that get every single channel through a crooked link on their T.V

Makes you wonder if we're just idiots for paying that stupid price month after month? Think I'm another 4 months from the 18 I committed to and then it's all going

Thankfully a problem I don't have- can't get satellite at all. And no, the broadband ain't good enough either.

Leeds fans have tonight donated to their food bank and raised over £80K rather than pay BT Box Office

3.0 up as well