Re: James Segeyaro : Wed Dec 14, 2016 5:11 pm  

If you have the time or inclination to search through stream after stream on Kodi to find a decent free one then fair play. I tried this method but did not have the patience! For about 13p a day I'm not complaining

I've had SportsNationHD over a year now and it's been class, the IOS app takes it to another level for me. There's also a Sports on demand section where all the top games (including NRL) are stored and if you miss them airing live you can watch them whenever u want.

Re: James Segeyaro : Wed Dec 14, 2016 5:27 pm  

William Eve wrote:

Good move.

Have you actually given notice (31 days) to Sky yet of your intention to cancel?

If you have, you'll probably already have an offer to stay of 50% discount for 12 months or even 60% discount. Once you go through with the disconnection of services and not give in to their offers and pressure sales, that discount will likely jump to 75% plus £50 or £100 credit.

Anyone paying full rack rate for such a lousy service needs to have a word with themselves

Will be phoning through a week on friday as new service will be installed some time late Jan. Yes i expect to get that kind of treatment, i know of a guy i work with been living off BT and SKY deals for a few years with the special offers for 6months at a time 'trials'..little like yourself i suspect?

I have been too lazy to barter to be fair. When i tot up the savings though i could have and will make in the future i probably do need to have a word

Re: James Segeyaro : Wed Dec 14, 2016 5:42 pm  

Biff Tannen wrote:

Will be phoning through a week on friday as new service will be installed some time late Jan. Yes i expect to get that kind of treatment, i know of a guy i work with been living off BT and SKY deals for a few years with the special offers for 6months at a time 'trials'..little like yourself i suspect?

I have been too lazy to barter to be fair. When i tot up the savings though i could have and will make in the future i probably do need to have a word

I don't know anything about free trials. I always pay but rarely do I pay full whack. Companies rely on people being lazy and therefore easy to rip off with extortionate prices.

I've saved over £1000 a year on TV subs, phone and broadband combined just by switching (or threatening to switch) every 12 months. I know I save over £400 a year in gas/electricity costs compared to standard charges. I've switched gas/elec three times in the last 18 months alone.

I have two broadband connections, Virgin (200Mbps) at half price and also an ASDL connection which I hardly use (It's either BT or Plusnet) which is often given free or just a few quid a month with the phone but it all comes in handy when I phone any of them up to cancel or re-negotiate another contract. I never ever throw in my lot for TV, phone and broadband bundles with just the one company as that weakens any negotiating position.

Re: James Segeyaro : Wed Dec 14, 2016 5:59 pm  

William Eve wrote:

I don't know anything about free trials. I always pay but rarely do I pay full whack. Companies rely on people being lazy and therefore easy to rip off with extortionate prices.

I've saved over £1000 a year on TV subs, phone and broadband combined just by switching (or threatening to switch) every 12 months. I know I save over £400 a year in gas/electricity costs compared to standard charges. I've switched gas/elec three times in the last 18 months alone.

I have two broadband connections, Virgin (200Mbps) at half price and also an ASDL connection which I hardly use (It's either BT or Plusnet) which is often given free or just a few quid a month with the phone but it all comes in handy when I phone any of them up to cancel or re-negotiate another contract. I never ever throw in my lot for TV, phone and broadband bundles with just the one company as that weakens any negotiating position.

Makes sense. I need to change my ways!

oh, and i meant paying a significantly reduced fee like yourself,not for free as i stated.

Re: James Segeyaro : Thu Dec 15, 2016 12:16 am  

William Eve wrote:

It's entirely honourable and sensible for an increasing number of customers to turn their backs on lining the pockets of tax-dodging, phone-hacking, working class hating billionaires like Murdoch and switching instead to legal, open-source software for research purposes. There are lots of interesting add-ons out there which are well worth investigating

Far better to aid the struggling coffers of a sport with severe financial issues like RL by investing some of those savings made by paying a fair price for tickets to internationals, as opposed to staying at home because one cannot secure discounted tickets for a fiver each like some were in 2013.

So...

Stealing from someone you don't like is honourable (also illegal) and should be encouraged, even if you can afford the costs AND considering that it could have a huge effect on the future of the game you claim to love.

Families looking for discounted tickets to go to as many international games as possible during a tournament are cheapskates and not real fans of the game they pretend to love.

Troll Logic.

Oh and there was only 1 game at a fiver.... that was in Ireland. Nobody went.

Re: James Segeyaro : Sat Dec 17, 2016 7:51 am  

Burrow: Segeyaro saga won't derail us (unlike this thread...) http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... -1-8290029 Can't say the prospect of 34 year old Burrow as first choice hooker fills me with optimism for 2017... I wonder who the sleeve will deliver?

Burrow: Segeyaro saga won't derail us (unlike this thread...) http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... -1-8290029 Can't say the prospect of 34 year old Burrow as first choice hooker fills me with optimism for 2017... I wonder who the sleeve will deliver?

Re: James Segeyaro : Sat Dec 17, 2016 8:48 am  

who? or if? depends if he has learnt his lesson from last year.
i'm not holding my breath

Re: James Segeyaro : Sat Dec 17, 2016 10:06 am  

tad rhino wrote:

who? or if? depends if he has learnt his lesson from last year.
i'm not holding my breath

I'm sure it will be bargain basement time - I'm thinking O'Brien from Bradford absolutely fits the bill in this regard. Free, cheap, can put some spin on him being 'one of hottest young hookers in the game'.... despite the fact 'average' is his absolute ceiling...

Re: James Segeyaro : Sun Dec 18, 2016 1:01 am  

I would say keeping your squad fit in 2017 might help your situation.A situation you have yet to prove.Minimal recruitment made,whats to say you won't be in that middle 8's again.

Re: James Segeyaro : Sun Dec 18, 2016 8:35 am  

most of us agree with you. looking bleak