Can somebody explain this? (SKY)

[dom9]

From the facts. In the name of helping consumers by stimulating competition, European legislation has resulted in viewers in this country having to pay £10 more per month to watch the same amount of football as before. Or you can pay the same amount and watch less.

Who benefits? One television company at the expense of another. And some football clubs and the Premier League.

In other words, some businesses gain while the people lose out.

In the case of television rights for football, a spectacular own goal.

[RedReet]

Mine is £75 p/m i think, and i've got more or less same as you, but not an extra box.

TV X, all sky sports & ESPN, 20mb broadband and medium size phone deal.

Who'd have thought, eh?