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from what ive been reading italian football is expensive and c5, bravo and setanta the last 3 companies to run it all made a big loss on it.no one will pick it up unless its dirt cheap like bundesliga

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The ESPN HD channel will offer live Barclays Premier League and Clydesdale Bank Premier League football as well a wide range of international football and top quality sports. It will be available at no additional cost to Virgin Media's XL TV customers. Sports fans on Virgin Media's M or L pack will be able to subscribe to ESPN and ESPN HD for £8 per month if they subscribe to any combination of the Sky Sports channels or £10 per month if not.http://pressoffice.virginmedia.com/phoenix...&highlight=
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thats what im talking about german league was very good last season so looking forward to seeing wa gwanbut was the deal with french and italian footy? where can man watch them two?
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Taken from the ufc websiteJul-31-2009UFC signs with ESPN for UK and EireESPN will screen all UFC events live, starting with the explosive UFC 101: DECLARATION on Saturday August 8 and followed on August 22 by UFC 102: COUTURE v NOGUEIRA.The most talked about new channel on British television will also screen UFC Fight Nights – beginning with the September 16 card headlined by Nate Diaz v Melvin Guillard – as well regular programming from the world’s premier combat sport.UFC UK Division President Marshall Zelaznik said: “We are ecstatic to announce that ESPN is the new home of the UFC in the UK and Ireland. ESPN is one of the most trusted and respected brands in all of sports broadcasting, and we are thrilled to be working with them as they launch their new channel in the UK and Ireland.“Over the last three years, the UFC has become as big a part of the sporting landscape in the British Isles as football and rugby, and for the worldwide leader in sports broadcasting came to us and we were able to reach an agreement so quickly is another testament that the UFC is an important part of the British sporting calendar.”ESPN’s Jeroen Oerlemans, Vice President, TV Channels Europe, Middle East and Africa said: "We are delighted to combine one of the world's fastest-growing sport with the most talked-about new channel, ESPN. UFC attracts millions of sports fans across the world and we know UK sports fans love this fast moving and compelling competition.”ESPN launches August 3 on both the Sky and Virgin platforms in the UK and Ireland and, for the first month is FREE to all viewers, meaning everyone with Sky or Virgin can watch both UFC 101 and UFC 102 free of charge.Sky Sports viewers can subscribe to ESPN for £9 per month, and viewers without Sky Sports can subscribe for £11. For more information contact your cable or satellite provider or visit www.sky.com/espn.In addition to all live UFC events from around the world, ESPN will also screen UFC Unleashed every Thursday at 10pm, allowing fans to relive the greatest fights in UFC history.Also UFC programming will be available in High Definition and simulcast on ESPN HD and there are further announcements to come.

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Dont think this has been posted, Its quite old news but for any one that doesnt know...

ESPN has hired former BBC presenter Ray Stubbs to host its coverage of Premier League football when it launches its football channel next month.Stubbs, who joined the BBC in 1983, will no longer host darts coverage and the Saturday afternoon sports programme Final Score on the BBC. The corporation has not announced a replacement.The US sports broadcaster, which spent £159m for the rights to 46 live Premier League matches following the collapse of Setanta, intends to launch its channel next month.Stubbs, who has worked on BBC shows including Match of the Day and its snooker coverage, will make his debut on 15 August for ESPN's first live match Everton play Arsenal."Having been associated with the BBC for over 25 years this was always going to be a difficult decision," said Stubbs."But the opportunity of joining one of the world's leading sports broadcasters on day one of the new ESPN channel in the UK was just too good to turn down. I would like to thank all my BBC colleagues for their support and friendship over the years."Lynne Frank, the managing director for ESPN in Europe, Middle East and Africa, said that the hiring of Stubbs "signals our intent to secure top talent to present our growing sports portfolio in this country".ESPN won the right to show 46 live Premier League matches for the 2009/10 season, and 23 matches a season for the following three years.Yesterday the Scottish Premier League's 12 clubs agreed a £65m deal with Sky and ESPN to screen 60 live Premier League games each season for the next three years across the UK and Ireland.The deal will last until the end of the 2011/12 season with the SPL having an option to extend the deal for a further two seasons.ESPN plans to make its Barclays Premier League coverage widely available across multiple pay-TV platforms. As a first step to this distribution strategy, ESPN will be available as part of Sky Sports.
Glad they didnt use no American to do this. Glad to see a familiar face and overall good pundit/host.
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