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BT Sport Monthly pass

King of Otters

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For £25 a month. I think I pay about £8 currently for BT Sport HD, and even that seems steep for one game a week.
 

Archibald&Crooks

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For £25 a month. I think I pay about £8 currently for BT Sport HD, and even that seems steep for one game a week.
£8 a month isn't too bad, you do get a lot of football, European games, rugby etc etc and also Australian test match cricket which is handy when the Ashes are over there. I was happy to pay it until I realised they were also charging me a separate fiver a month for the pleasure of having it in HD. Cheeky bastards. So I cut off my nose to spite my face and cancelled out of principle.

This pass thing isn't something I'd consider at all at that price, except maybe when the Ashes starts.
 

King of Otters

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Jun 11, 2012
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£8 a month isn't too bad, you do get a lot of football, European games, rugby etc etc and also Australian test match cricket which is handy when the Ashes are over there. I was happy to pay it until I realised they were also charging me a separate fiver a month for the pleasure of having it in HD. Cheeky bastards. So I cut off my nose to spite my face and cancelled out of principle.

This pass thing isn't something I'd consider at all at that price, except maybe when the Ashes starts.

The whole concept of paying extra for HD in this country is a farce generally. Even so, I’ll pay the extra because SD on a 4K TV looks horrible.
 

eViL

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I much prefer BT's coverage to Sky's - pundits say what they think rather than read from a script.

Has much more of a Match of the Day feel to it.
 
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