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Following on from the success of their last special offer Setanta have again looked to increase their membership with a £5 a month special offer for three months saving you £4.99 a month. I actually signed up at the last special offer in time to watch Man Utd beat Aston Villa. Signing up is easy.

Setanta Sports don’t tie you into a contract so you can cancel at anytime. So if you just want to watch the Joe Calzage vs Kessler fight this weekend you can do so for the £5 charge and also get a months worth of sport including Blackburn Vs Liverpool this Saturday. (more…)

The Digital TV Sports Channel with the world most difficult name to spell - Setanta  have got an excellent offer on that ends this Friday 19th October whereby you can sign up for their sports channels for just £5 a month for the first three months - a saving of £4.99 a month. The best thing about Setanta is that you do not have to sign a contract, so if you decide that you don’t want to carry on after 3 months you can simply cancel your contract.

All new subscribers pay £5 per month for the first three months then £9.99 a month from then on. This offer is only running until Friday so hurry and sign up today!

Highlights this week are :

  • Old Firm (first of the season)- 12:30 on Saturday
  • Aston Villa v Manchester United- 17:15 on Saturday
  • Newcastle v Spurs – 20:00 on Monday 22nd October

Setanta Sports is available with all major digital TV providers such as Virgin Media, BT Vision, Tiscali TV and of course Sky TV.

>> Read more about Setanta Sports

Several media outlets have reported that BSkyB are planning to offer a standalone broadband service on the back of their successful “See, Speak, Surf” TV, Phone and Broadband bundle and taking their ongoing war with Virgin Media a step further.

Although no official comment has been made from the Sky camp, it is believed that they are planning to offer their broadband service to prospective customers without a satellite television subscription. Indeed it is believed that Sky have been testing their standalone broadband service for some months although as yet, there is no launch date for the product hitting the consumer market.

Broadband, TV and phone bundles are currently all the rage with Virgin Media currently leading the way with their “Quad Play” packages which also include mobile phone as part of the multi media bundle. BT have also recently launched BT Vision which is a Freeview platform that works with their BT Total Broadband Home Hub and Tiscali TV is also launching throughout the country as we speak. TalkTalk are also offering a FREE Freeview box and 2 months FREE subscription to Sentanta Sports as part of their broadband and international talk packages.

>> Click here to read more about Sky TV’s “See, Speak, Surf” TV, Phone and Broadband bundles starting at just £16 a month

Virgin Media TV have announced that by signing up for their M package which comes FREE with an £11 a month phone line and subscribing to Sentanta Sports you will save over £130 per year compared to Sky Customers. This is going to be an interesting year for footy fans as you can now see more live matches than ever spread across more channels. There is no more pay per view games and you can now view live games on Sky, Virgin Media, Sentanta Sports (a subscriptions channel) and BT Vision.

Virgin Media are also offering you the chance to watch every game on their XL TV package by offering FREE Sentanta as part of the deal. This year across Sky Sports and Sentanta at least 46 Barclays Premier League games and 60 SPL games will be shown live, and you can save at least £113 over a year with Virgin Media compared to Sky customers.

If you are an existing Virgin Media XL customer you now have access to six great Setanta channels - you don’t need to do anything as this is now included as part of the standard XL package. If you have one of Virgin Media’s other TV packages you can sign up for just £8 and enjoy all the Setanta Sports Pack has to offer at a price cheaper than is available on satellite or Freeview.

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