Licence to take the Mickey

[Benchwayze]

Realising there will be some prizewits ready to pounce: :mrgreen:

How can I watch live Championship football on TV.
(My TV can't access the internet; so which package do I need please?)

Thanks in Anticipation.

Cheers
John

 

[skipdiver]

Think it's Sky Sports who do Championship games, so a Sky Sports package of some sort. Can't tell you which one as i don't have it.

 

[RogerP]

Look here...

http://www.sky.com/shop/tv/sports?DCMP= ... nth_watchS

 

[lurker]

Which carp brummy team do you follow john?

 

[Benchwayze]

Which carp brummy team do you follow john?

Guess¿ :mrgreen: :lol:
We won today. (hammer)

 

[Harbo]

You can get Skysports through a Now Box (which costs about £10).
You pay a monthly subscription for the service you chose, without a contract.
The Now service can also be accessed through other devices like an Apple TV etc
You'll need a broadband connection which can always be done using Powerline Adapters.

Rod

 

[lurker]

Mine are not at the foot of the table but certainly the damp course

 

[gregmcateer]

I steadfastly refuse to allow my beloved family to spend our hard-earned tool tokens on TV. Means;
a)Money available for worthwhile tool investment
b)Justification for a trip to the local if sport needs watching

What could possibly go wrong?

 

[Benchwayze]

I am not allowed to drink alcohol Greg. And even if I could resist, and stay on soda-water, some clever dick would probably try to spike my drink! :roll:

Well maybe not, but staying out of the place isn't a bad idea at all. My hiatus from the local is necessary, as I am caring for my wife, and there isn't a lot of time for woodwork, let alone drink! I just need some sport to relax me!

 

[lurker]

Watching the blues can't be very relaxing

 

[Benchwayze]

Only if you pay me Lurker! :wink: