Premier League Broadcast Packages Auction

I think the two packages left are the midweek games where they can show the full round of games.

Navixsport

Currently use vipleague. Works on mobile without any hassle and can rewind play.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

i'll be honest with you.... i'm getting sick of football at the moment.

just too much of it.

I hear that.....

Originally Posted by Buck

Navixsport :vigil.

They got to the bloke that ran it, he put a message on reddit. That was a great site.

Originally Posted by TheFatGoth

I think the two packages left are the midweek games where they can show the full round of games.

Yes. Pretty shit packages really.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

i'll be honest with you.... i'm getting sick of football at the moment.

just too much of it.

Yep, it’s pretty ubiquitous and because they spend so much on the rights they have to squeeze every last drop of interest out of even the most mundane of fixtures. It really is just like that Mitchell and Webb sketch.

“Kick off between Preston and Barnsley in this battle for 14th place is coming up after the break....AND IT’S LIVE!!!”

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-43052024

Looks like the gravy train is slowing down

Thank £#%&!

It hard to sell an exiting title race that's over in December and if city just keep throwing money at it and dominate for the next 3-5 years then the next auction will be intresting

Originally Posted by Red Al

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-43052024

Looks like the gravy train is slowing down

Thank £#%&!

It hard to sell an exiting title race that's over in December and if city just keep throwing money at it and dominate for the next 3-5 years then the next auction will be intresting

If the telly money drops out we're £#%&!ed. We don't have any £#%&!ing oil.

Originally Posted by andyroo

If the telly money drops out we're £#%&!ed. We don't have any £#%&!ing oil.

It won’t drop. Not when Amazon etc get involved.

Facebook won the rights to some MLB games today. They've got about 25 games.

Perhaps they are the mystery bidder for the remaining rights (and not Amazon).

I assume they're going to charge for them which will be an interesting shift in business model.