Televised matches

Liam Byrne

I've just ditched the over-expensive-for-what-you-get Sky Sports and was wondering whether ESPN - having shown today's game - might be worth getting ?

Anyone know what Spurs matches they're likely to televise over the season ?

Apart from the sneaky and uncompetitive

ESPN is just £9 a month for Sky Sports subscribers and £12 a month for Sky TV customers without Sky Sports.

What's the story ? Is there a full list online somewhere that might indicate whether it's worth the €9-converted-plus-Sky-acting-the-bollox-premium ?

twilight_singer

Schedule available here: http://www.espn.co.uk/schedule/

I've subscribed to it and find it good value for what you get, loads of footie on it.

Liam Byrne

twilight_singer wrote: »

Schedule available here: http://www.espn.co.uk/schedule/

I've subscribed to it and find it good value for what you get, loads of footie on it.

Thanks - had spotted that, but considering it only gives you a week in advance (or maybe 2 if it worked - the "next week" drop-down gives a blank page, as does clicking "Sunday") it's hardly gonna help me decide whether to justify €16-or-whatever-Sky's exchange rate is.....

What I was looking for was a season-long list.

therecklessone

The only list you'll get will only have matches that have been announced, and that is done in dribs and drabs.

At the moment we have games confirmed up to the end of November:

http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/matches/matches_media.html

Plus a few games on Setanta here in Ireland (Sat 3pm games, Bolton is one IIRC)

curraghyid

sunderland away is on setanta too, i rang recently told them i wanted to cancel mysubscription and they reduced monthly charge to 9.99 for 3 months ,their rep informed me to get intouch every 3 months and their will be special offers to retain existing customers.