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Setanta's operations in US and Canada are unaffected by what happened to Setanta UK and Setanta will continue to broadcast all scheduled PL games for 2009/2010 season.Originally posted by BrooklynRed View Post"I will note this, so far, will affect neither Setanta Canada’s nor Setanta US’ current PL contracts. Fox Soccer Channel and Setanta US will work under the same contract and match choices until the 2009-10 season is complete."
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Is this true? If so, I will keep my NexTV box for another year and get the matches on TV... anyone know the status in the USA/Canada?
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Originally posted by mostar View PostSetanta's operations in US and Canada are unaffected by what happened to Setanta UK and Setanta will continue to broadcast all scheduled PL games for 2009/2010 season.
http://www.setanta.com/global/us.html
whew. Will keep my subscription. $15 a month and we get three or four games every weekend. Last season, Liverpool were on Setanta the majority of the time here, so I was getting worried."Our legacy begets an excellence that surpasses the particulars of who produces it." -- David Carr
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END OF THE ROAD FOR SETANTA
Posted 23/06/09 16:13
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Setanta Sport went into administration on Tuesday afternoon after the collapse of the business in Britain.
Deloitte have been appointed as administrators and the Irish broadcaster will soon cease to broadcast to the United Kingdom.
The development was expected after the Premier League pulled the plug on Setanta last week, and now the Football Association will have to find a new broadcast partner for FA Cup and England matches.
Neville Kahn, one of the joint administrators, said: "After a huge effort by the Setanta board, management team and its backers, it has not been possible to save the GB business, which will be wound down in due course."
Setanta have 1.2million subscribers and also had broadcast deals with the Scottish Premier League, the Blue Square Premiership, cricket's Indian Premier League and golf's PGA tour.
Kahn added: "This decision means that it will shortly cease broadcasting to its customers in Great Britain. However the International and Ireland businesses continue to trade on air whilst we are in discussions with parties to take these businesses on as going concerns.
"Regrettably, approximately 200 employees will be made redundant in respect of the GB business. Setanta has today suspended the collection of subscription payments from customers in Great Britain.
"We can confirm that no further monthly subscriptions or direct debits will be accepted from customers of the UK business."
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