Re: Boots N All : Wed Aug 03, 2011 9:11 pm  

cheap as chips

Re: Boots N All : Wed Aug 03, 2011 10:55 pm  

I'm just waiting for the last Championship game to be shown and I can at last cancel Sky lock, stock and barrel after being a subscriber from day 1. That's forty odd quid a month I will be better off.

I wonder how many thousands of pounds they heve had out of me over the years.

Re: Boots N All : Wed Aug 03, 2011 11:06 pm  

Fax Machine wrote:

I'm just waiting for the last Championship game to be shown and I can at last cancel Sky lock, stock and barrel after being a subscriber from day 1. That's forty odd quid a month I will be better off.

I wonder how many thousands of pounds they heve had out of me over the years.

Make sure you tell them why

Re: Boots N All : Thu Aug 04, 2011 7:06 am  

we too as a family have had Sky for a number of years and watched a lot of rugby league which we have all enjoyed. However with whats happened to Fax we have stopped watching Superleague and are just waiting to see what decision is made regarding match screening of the championship. If no matches are to be shown on Sky from this league then Sky is going to be kicked out of our house.

Re: Boots N All : Thu Aug 04, 2011 7:10 am  

Eddie kissing his bosses ass again: http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12198_7078666,00.html Wonder how much extra Phil Clarke was paid to personalise his statement yet still shoehorn two of Sky's products into it: Meanwhile Phil Clarke is also delighted with the deal and is looking forward to watching even more Super League on Sky. "The best thing for me is that you'll be able to see these games on your mobile phone or computer via Sky Go," said the fomer Great Britain star. "I've got a young family and lost control of the TV some time ago. Peppa Pig and Mr Tumble take preference over any rugby league that I want to watch, so I'm happy in the knowledge that I can view it on the alternative platforms! "I've already done a deal with my kids and booked the TV for the NRL Grand Final. They'll just have to Sky+ whatever they wanted to watch that day!"

Eddie kissing his bosses ass again: http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12198_7078666,00.html Wonder how much extra Phil Clarke was paid to personalise his statement yet still shoehorn two of Sky's products into it: Meanwhile Phil Clarke is also delighted with the deal and is looking forward to watching even more Super League on Sky. "The best thing for me is that you'll be able to see these games on your mobile phone or computer via Sky Go," said the fomer Great Britain star. "I've got a young family and lost control of the TV some time ago. Peppa Pig and Mr Tumble take preference over any rugby league that I want to watch, so I'm happy in the knowledge that I can view it on the alternative platforms! "I've already done a deal with my kids and booked the TV for the NRL Grand Final. They'll just have to Sky+ whatever they wanted to watch that day!"

Re: Boots N All : Thu Aug 04, 2011 10:07 am  

Todays courier commenting on the Sky deal for S/L clubs comments on the amount of money on the table for Championship clubs if Premier Sports gets the nod will be virtualy zero signing off with the rich geting richer and the poor getting poorer scenario.

Another potential kick in the nads for every club outside S/L.

Re: Boots N All : Thu Aug 04, 2011 11:17 am  

littlerich wrote:

Six squid a month i think.

This season
Registration Fee £5.00 then £6.99 p/m Downside dont show NRL Grand Final but have seen some quality matches every week

Re: Boots N All : Thu Aug 04, 2011 11:45 am  

Let the breakaway begin..
The sooner, the better for me. Can we have our CEO aswell please.

Re: Boots N All : Thu Aug 04, 2011 12:06 pm  

But the RFL have got a good deal from Sky and I am sure that the RFL being the fair minded body that they are will decide to share a good bit of that extra cash out with the Champ` Clubs ......er wn`t they

Re: Boots N All : Thu Aug 04, 2011 8:16 pm  

johnny freeman fan club wrote:

But the RFL have got a good deal from Sky and I am sure that the RFL being the fair minded body that they are will decide to share a good bit of that extra cash out with the Champ` Clubs ......er wn`t they

They are.

They have agreed to supply a ream of A4 paper and a lever arch file to Halifax, Leigh and Featherstone. It's a contribution to the next pointless license application.