Televised fixtures

[paultheroyal]

Which games are schedules to be televised?

Next televised games:

Monday 12th November - Arsenal (H) - 8pm
Saturday 8th December - Liverpool (H) - 5:15pm
Wednesday 26th Decmeber - West Ham (A) - 1pm

The first two are on Setanta and the last one's on Sky.

is anyone planning on subscribing to setanta for these 2 games?
if you subscribe on say the 10th do you get til december 9th and therefor get both games? wouldnt be bad for £10

Just about to post that.

Good move for those not got Setanta.

[TomCat]

But you will have to give one months notice. So I suspoect that they will take £20 from you

[weybridgewanderer]

Which games are schedules to be televised?

Next televised games:

Monday 12th November - Arsenal (H) - 8pm
Saturday 8th December - Liverpool (H) - 5:15pm
Wednesday 26th Decmeber - West Ham (A) - 1pm

The first two are on Setanta and the last one's on Sky.

is anyone planning on subscribing to setanta for these 2 games?
if you subscribe on say the 10th do you get til december 9th and therefor get both games? wouldnt be bad for £10

Plus your connection fee! and then if you let your subscription lapse and we get another couple of setanta games february and march you'd have to pay the connection fee again

[comeonthebiscuitmen]

But you will have to give one months notice. So I suspoect that they will take £20 from you

thats right - i rang setanta and they said you cant just have 1 month. (so not better than prem plus then)

so i checked out the social club opposite my road.
all Setanta games live
Trappers Hat on Tap - a fine pint

[londinium]

But you will have to give one months notice. So I suspoect that they will take £20 from you

thats right - i rang setanta and they said you cant just have 1 month. (so not better than prem plus then)

so i checked out the social club opposite my road.
all Setanta games live
Trappers Hat on Tap - a fine pint

D BOX or Eurobox is the way to go... I believe

[Spotters Badge]

Dreambox is the way forward.

[John Madejski's Wallet]

But you will have to give one months notice. So I suspoect that they will take £20 from you

thats right - i rang setanta and they said you cant just have 1 month. (so not better than prem plus then)

I didnt realise that when i drunkenly called up at 1.25am to watch the Calzaghe fight......... how long am i tied in for?

[To the De'ath]

Beware signing up for Setanta on Sky.

£9.99 per month
£10 connection fee
30 days notice required....

BUT
I've now found out that you can only give them 30 days notice after the initial 30 days have lapsed! So I phoned today to give notice, but they won't speak to me about it until 30 days after my subscription!

So it will cost a minimum of £30, and that's if you remember to cancel 30 days after subscription, and that's if you can get through to the customer services which meant holding for 20+ minutes in my case!

[Dirk Gently]

There was some discussion a few months ago about the legalities of watching non-Sky/Setanta broadcasts in pubs.

At last it looks like this is going to come to court, which is what Sky and the PL have been shi*t-scared of for a while. If they lose, expect the value of TV contracts to decrease - and legal experts say they are likely to lose.

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/law/article2971334.ece

[T.R.O.L.I.]

If they lose, expect the value of TV contracts to decrease - and legal experts say they are likely to lose.

And expect the price of residential subscriptions to rise.

[Stranded]

If they lose, expect the value of TV contracts to decrease - and legal experts say they are likely to lose.

And expect the price of residential subscriptions to rise.

And everyone to cancel and go back to watching the games down the pub as it works out cheaper.

[T.R.O.L.I.]

Meanwhile, back to the televising of RFC fixtures - a quick look at the Sky and Setanta websites show that our league games in January aren't on TV which is a bionus.

Hopefully they'll both release the TV fixtures for the rest of the year pretty early in the New Year...

[Dirk Gently]

Meanwhile, back to the televising of RFC fixtures - a quick look at the Sky and Setanta websites show that our league games in January aren't on TV which is a bionus.

Hopefully they'll both release the TV fixtures for the rest of the year pretty early in the New Year...

In your dreams! They commit to giving at least 6 weeks' notice of fixture changes - except for the last month or so of the season where fixture changes can be less advanced than that.

[Compo's Hat]

Meanwhile, back to the televising of RFC fixtures - a quick look at the Sky and Setanta websites show that our league games in January aren't on TV which is a bionus.

Hopefully they'll both release the TV fixtures for the rest of the year pretty early in the New Year...

In your dreams! They commit to giving at least 6 weeks' notice of fixture changes - except for the last month or so of the season where fixture changes can be less advanced than that.

So if the tv schedules are up to the end of January, i'm guessing there will be some more televised fixtures announced in a couple of weeks.

[Dirk Gently]

Meanwhile, back to the televising of RFC fixtures - a quick look at the Sky and Setanta websites show that our league games in January aren't on TV which is a bionus.

Hopefully they'll both release the TV fixtures for the rest of the year pretty early in the New Year...

In your dreams! They commit to giving at least 6 weeks' notice of fixture changes - except for the last month or so of the season where fixture changes can be less advanced than that.

So if the tv schedules are up to the end of January, i'm guessing there will be some more televised fixtures announced in a couple of weeks.

Yep - should be out by the middle of December at the latest.

[Cookie]

There was some discussion a few months ago about the legalities of watching non-Sky/Setanta broadcasts in pubs.

At last it looks like this is going to come to court, which is what Sky and the PL have been shi*t-scared of for a while. If they lose, expect the value of TV contracts to decrease - and legal experts say they are likely to lose.

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/law/article2971334.ece

Well let's hope they don't lose, unless you're a supporter of a team outside the Premier League?

[Dirk Gently]

There was some discussion a few months ago about the legalities of watching non-Sky/Setanta broadcasts in pubs.

At last it looks like this is going to come to court, which is what Sky and the PL have been shi*t-scared of for a while. If they lose, expect the value of TV contracts to decrease - and legal experts say they are likely to lose.

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/law/article2971334.ece

Well let's hope they don't lose, unless you're a supporter of a team outside the Premier League?

Or indeed a supporter of football as a whole....

[RG30]

It would appear we won't be on Sky again in the immediate future after the West Ham game;

http://www.premierleague.com/page/TV/0,,12306,00.html

[Stranded]

Suits me, 3pm kick offs for the forseeable future. Good stuff.

[Huntley & Palmer]

Though Setanta have yet to announce their remaining 16 live games post January