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That might explain the Friday night BSPA meeting that Mick Horton said was about bigger issues than just Coventry.

 

A swap from Sky to BT for those of us who get BT free at the moment appears great..

No need to get Sky Sports re-connected next month, so quite a saving.

 

But I fear just what sort of reduced deal BT may have been able to drive with the BSPA.

That may not be so great.

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I heard the same last week by someone who is usually very reliable.

 

But then they put the British final on a Monday which would only be to accommodate sky.

 

He did say they were in talks with bt sport though

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Brilliant for me if true. Been struggling to justify the excessive cost of Sky lately but was keeping it for the speedway but if it's only on BT Sport I'll watch BT Sport for free (well a £30 BT TV connection fee) with my BT broadband.

 

Id say it's bad for the sport being on a TV channel with less subscribers but the sport is fecked anyway, just a matter of whne not if its going to kill its self.

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Just heard sky has pulled the plug on speedway but BT sport are meant to be taking over

 

Oh dear! This looks to be the start of a mainstream lack of interest in speedway. For TV coverage, they don't come any bigger than SKY. I expect there will soon be a reference to this happening on the SGB BSPA website. Very sad but worrying news.

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Brilliant for me if true. Been struggling to justify the excessive cost of Sky lately but was keeping it for the speedway but if it's only on BT Sport I'll watch BT Sport for free (well a £30 BT TV connection fee) with my BT broadband.

 

Id say it's bad for the sport being on a TV channel with less subscribers but the sport is fecked anyway, just a matter of whne not if its going to kill its self.

 

Same here.

Me and the missus were just discussing the other day about getting rid of Sky as it is too expensive.

If BT do take over then that maybe the cue to say..... bye bye Sky :t:

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Same here.

Me and the missus were just discussing the other day about getting rid of Sky as it is too expensive.

If BT do take over then that maybe the cue to say..... bye bye Sky :t:

Never subscribed to SKY and never will.

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Last year I was with Sky (£49pm) but not Sky Sport. I was also with Plusnet for tel/b-band (£27pm), paid an extra £10pm (monthly contract) for access to BT Sport to get the speedway GP's (and also Moto GP).... so that was £86pm !!!!!!

Thats a lot of money..... too much.

 

End of Jan'17 I quit Sky (now watch Freesat thro the Sky box with the same Sky card in-not as many channels [no Eurosport])

Mid May my Plusnet contract ends, so free to get Tel/B-Band/TV package and I was thinking going to BT.

Anyone with any dealings with BT ie customer service, content of TV package etc.???????

BT had some deals recently where BT Sport was free until July'17 - anyone know how much it would be after that (presumably a normal price)??????

 

What makes making a new contract even better is that up till now my b/band speed has been 1.2mb/s but from Openreach website my postcode shows I am up not only fibre b/band but high speed b/band.

Not interested in fantastically high sppeds as I dont download films (and it comes at a price) but after 1.2 for the last 6 years anything in double figures would do me....20mb/s would be nice

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