Iptv is the way forward but you might want to look around i'm paying 19 euros ($20.45) for a year.
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TNT Sports agree 4 year deal to broadcast the FA Cup from 2025/26
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Stephen230
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TNT will fuck about our fixtures to suit.
Plymouth away 19:45 Sunday before flying to play a CL game on Tuesday etc.
Not really sure how they could fuck about with it anymore than is done currently?
They can’t win anyway. Stick a rare tie on at 3 pm on a Saturday and every fucker is whinging that United are on the tele again.
urban genie
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TNT hold all rights and can sell on the secondary rights to ITV or BBC for the FTA games or decide to put them on Quest or another freeview channel Discovery own.Could do,but BBC or ITV most likely. Or both same as now with BT / TNT, BBC and ITV sharing it.
ITV may strike a deal (if thry decide to offer secondary rights) and would get one game per round a semi final and joint final screening
MCFC Wirral
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Isn’t it illegal?Iptv is the way forward but you might want to look around i'm paying 19 euros ($20.45) for a year.
Spanishbob
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Paying €60 a year for mine and it’s from Sunderland on a dodgy Amazon stick.Iptv is the way forward but you might want to look around i'm paying 19 euros ($20.45) for a year.
BongoBlue
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Wonder what that will mean for coverage over here. (US). Currently FA Cup games are on ESPN+ which is a subscription under Disney. Don't know if that changes.
jimharri
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£15? In your dreams, maybe.Can't wait for the end of Sky and TNT when someone comes along and makes a Streaming Service
£15 a month to watch all Premier League fixtures on an app like Netflix.
Yes. Just like the prices Sky and TNT charge should be.Isn’t it illegal?
jimharri
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Don’t forget Joe's brother Carlton.Ooh goody more hot-takes from Joke Hole and Wio.
If only there was a way to get them all for £15 year ! ;-)Can't wait for the end of Sky and TNT when someone comes along and makes a Streaming Service
£15 a month to watch all Premier League fixtures on an app like Netflix.