Sky Sports

[rolty]

As I'm having no luck deciphering the ramblings from Mumbai, maybe someone on here can help..

What channels do you get if you only have the 'Sports 1' package, and what do get if you take 'Sports 1' and 'Sports 2'?

Thanks

[FourWheelDrift]

You get Sky Sports 1 only with Sky Sports 1 package for £12.25 a month, you get Sky Sports 2 only with Sky Sports 2 package for another £12.25.

Or if you pay £20.25 a month you get Sky Sports 1, 2, 3 & 4 & news.

http://www.sky.com/shop/tv/sports/

Thanking you kindly sir.

[rolty]

Awesome - thanks for that.

I was thinking that you'd get SS1 and 2 with the first pack, then SS3, 4 and SSN with the second pack - obviously not!

Is it worth having all the channels, or is the best stuff on SS1?

[prand]

I've got Freeview HD on my new telly, I notice SS 1 and 2 (as well as ESPN) are available as pay extra channels.

I looked it up and it says all three would cost me £39! And I don't supposed this is HD either.

Can it be cheaper without a dish or cable connection? Or do I just keep watching scratchy free feeds on my laptop coming in from Kasakhstan or wherever it comes from.

Edited by prand on Wednesday 12th January 17:07

[FourWheelDrift]

rolty said:

Awesome - thanks for that.

I was thinking that you'd get SS1 and 2 with the first pack, then SS3, 4 and SSN with the second pack - obviously not!

Is it worth having all the channels, or is the best stuff on SS1?

They chop and change the good things between SS1 and SS2 if you are into Football and Cricket, if you are into Motorsports they usually show those on SS3, but Eurosport and MotorsTV are best for those.

So £20.25 you get all the Sky sports, then for an extra £1 a month you can add the "Sky News & Events Pack" which will give you Eurosport, Eurosport 2 and MotorsTV

http://www.sky.com/shop/tv/entertainment-packs/new...