Sky sports live games

dobsdave

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_5422431,00.html#GAMES

mirwillbeback

First big Super Sunday is 30 Aug.

Portsmouth v Man City

followed by

Aston Villa v Fulham.

Pubs will be packed for that one.

slingerz

Will ESPN/Setanta be able to change the dates and times of games as well?

Headshot

slingerz wrote: »

Will ESPN/Setanta be able to change the dates and times of games as well?

yap setanta change some games last season afaik

so ESPN should beable to change times of games too

That_Guy

Never mind your Premier League. We're on a bunch of times during our first 10 matches. 6 out of the first 10 I think.

Between Sky and BBC.

Neil3030

While we're on the subject of shamelessly advertising a company's produce, drink coke.

SectionF

That_Guy wrote: »

Never mind your Premier League. We're on a bunch of times during our first 10 matches. 6 out of the first 10 I think.

Between Sky and BBC.

It's important that the smaller clubs get coverage.

prendy

liverpool only have 5 games on sky up to the end of November? Not great is it?


I miss setanta already!!!:(

Dubliner28

When ESPN out

Xavi6

mirwillbeback wrote: »

First big Super Sunday is 30 Aug.

Portsmouth v Man City

followed by

Aston Villa v Fulham.

Pubs will be packed for that one.

It begins....

Dubliner28

The full list of live games are as follows. Games on ESPN are shown in bold:

August
Sat 15: Chelsea v Hull (12.45 BST); Everton v Arsenal (17.15)
Sun 16: Man United v Birmingham (13.30); Spurs v Liverpool (16.00)
Sun 23: West Ham v Spurs (13.30); Fulham v Chelsea (16.00)
Mon 24: Liverpool v Aston Villa (20.00)
Sat 29: Chelsea v Burnley (12.45); Man United v Arsenal (17.15)
Sun 30: Portsmouth v Man City (13.30); Aston Villa v Fulham (16.00)
September
Sat 12: Spurs v Man United (17.15)
Sun 13: Birmingham v Aston Villa (12.00); Fulham v Everton (16.15)
Sat 19: Burnley v Sunderland (12.45); West Ham v Liverpool (17.15)
Sun 20: Man United v Man City (13.30); Chelsea v Spurs (16.00)
Sat 26: Portsmouth v Everton (12.45); Fulham v Arsenal (17.15)
Sun 27: Sunderland v Wolves (16.00)
Mon 28: Man City v West Ham (20.00)
October
Sat 3: Man United v Sunderland (17.15)
Sun 4: Arsenal v Blackburn (13.30); Chelsea v Liverpool (16.00)
Mon 5: Aston Villa v Man City (20.00)
Sat 17: Aston Villa v Chelsea (12.45)
Sun 18: Blackburn v Burnley (1300); Wigan v Man City (16.00)
Mon 19: Fulham v Hull (20.00)
Sat 24: Wolves v Aston Villa (12.45); Chelsea v Blackburn (17.15)
Sun 25: Liverpool v Man United (14.00 GMT); West Ham v Arsenal (1615)
Sat 31: Arsenal v Spurs (12.45); Man United v Blackburn (17.15)
November
Sun 1: Birmingham v Man City (16.00)
Sat 7: Wolves v Arsenal (17.15)
Sun 8: Hull v Stoke (13.30;) Chelsea v Man United (16.00)
Mon 9: Liverpool v Birmingham (20.00)
Sat 21: Liverpool v Man City (12.45); Man Utd v Everton (17.15)
Sun 22: Bolton v Blackburn (13.30); Stoke v Portsmouth (16.00)
Sat 28: Aston Villa v Spurs (17.15)
Sun 29: Everton v Liverpool (13.30); Arsenal v Chelsea (16.00)

dsmythy

Neil3030 wrote: »

While we're on the subject of shamelessly advertising a company's produce, drink coke.

Which coke?

Neil3030

Erm... whichever takes your fancy really. Regular?

MrStuffins

legs11

That_Guy wrote: »

Never mind your Premier League. We're on a bunch of times during our first 10 matches. 6 out of the first 10 I think.

Between Sky and BBC.

In fairness 40,000 bare chested Newcastle fans drinking booze is a much more attractive proposition than showing say Watford...:pac: