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Saturday= Sunday @6= sky sports Sunday @9= sky sports Sunday late= Monday night= |
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Saturday= Sunday @6= sky sports Sunday @9= sky sports Sunday late= Monday night= espn |
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Sunday Late = c4 i think.
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thursday is sky isnt it ?
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Saturday= Sunday @6= sky sports Sunday @9= sky sports Sunday late=channel 4 Monday night= espn |
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Saturday= sky sports Sunday @6= sky sports Sunday @9= sky sports Sunday late=channel 4 Monday night= espn |
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all playoffs = sky sports
*not sure if the BBC contract for the Super Bowl has now ended? |
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to add, and confirm from NFLUK:
The deal with Channel 4 completes the line-up of NFL broadcasters for the 2010 season, which kicks off on Thursday September 9th: * Sky Sports - two lives games every Sunday (6 p.m. and 9 p.m.), plus Thursday and Saturday night games throughout the season and every playoff game live, including Super Bowl XLV from North Texas, on Sunday February 6. * Channel Four - Sunday Night Football every week. * ESPN - live Monday Night Football every week (1.30 a.m.) * BBC TV - Super Bowl XLV live; weekly playoff highlights; Wembley game highlights on October 31. * BBC Radio - weekly live game commentary (9 p.m.) on 5Live Sports Extra. Hope we get Frank Gifford, Nicky Horne and Gary Imlach back with C4 LOL!!! |