BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
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Manchester Hitman
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BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
I have no real source, and It could still very much turn out to be sky who get it, but I rang sky customer services about my account. Got talking to the geezer about boxing so I asked him what was happening with the fight and his answer was ''it's not confirmed yet, but it's unlikely to be on sky''...
So if true, that means is BT or ITV...itv are not geared up for that event IMO. Frank seems to have also binned the idea of PPV for Golovkin...is that to make space for BT to bid?
So if true, that means is BT or ITV...itv are not geared up for that event IMO. Frank seems to have also binned the idea of PPV for Golovkin...is that to make space for BT to bid?
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TheLeprechaun
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Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
Good news for Ian darke fans
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https://mobile.twitter.com/IanDarke/sta ... 0017496064TheLeprechaun wrote:Good news for Ian darke fans
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
A guy working in a Sky call centre will have absolutely no fvcking clue whether Sky will be carrying the PPV or not ![[icon_shame.gif] :shame:](./images/smilies/icon_shame.gif)
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Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
Naandrew wrote:https://mobile.twitter.com/IanDarke/sta ... 0017496064TheLeprechaun wrote:Good news for Ian darke fans
There's something about Davies that makes me find him punchable. I think it's the foppish floppy fringe and the James May style wardrobe with paisley shirts in 'interesting' colours and blazers. I just want to hit him and that's before he even opens his mouth.
Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
But he would know all the best places to eat in MumbaiBoxerbeetle wrote:A guy working in a Sky call centre will have absolutely no fvcking clue whether Sky will be carrying the PPV or not
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That was my first thought as well.Boxerbeetle wrote:A guy working in a Sky call centre will have absolutely no fvcking clue whether Sky will be carrying the PPV or not
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dr_devious
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Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
Spot on from Mr Darke. Funny how many of the younger generation actually think McGregor has a chance.Naandrew wrote:https://mobile.twitter.com/IanDarke/sta ... 0017496064TheLeprechaun wrote:Good news for Ian darke fans
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Manchester Hitman
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Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
The call centre was in London not India- probably in the Sky HQ in west London.Boxerbeetle wrote:A guy working in a Sky call centre will have absolutely no fvcking clue whether Sky will be carrying the PPV or not
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
The location makes no difference. A call centre worker will have zero knowledge of confidential behind-the-scenes negotiations. (source: my sister in law works for Sky customer services)Manchester Hitman wrote:The call centre was in London not India- probably in the Sky HQ in west London.Boxerbeetle wrote:A guy working in a Sky call centre will have absolutely no fvcking clue whether Sky will be carrying the PPV or not
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Manchester Hitman
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Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
Oh please come on mate- I've worked in office type roles all my life..all kinds of confidential shite is spoken about. What if the call centre/general staff person is shagging one of the bosses?Boxerbeetle wrote:The location makes no difference. A call centre worker will have zero knowledge of confidential behind-the-scenes negotiations. (source: my sister in law works for Sky customer services)Manchester Hitman wrote:The call centre was in London not India- probably in the Sky HQ in west London.Boxerbeetle wrote:A guy working in a Sky call centre will have absolutely no fvcking clue whether Sky will be carrying the PPV or not
Look I'm only going by what the guy said..it may or may not turn out to be true but he seemed quite certain.
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chrisnew86
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Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
Is right.Manchester Hitman wrote:Oh please come on mate- I've worked in office type roles all my life..all kinds of confidential shite is spoken about. What if the call centre/general staff person is shagging one of the bosses?Boxerbeetle wrote:The location makes no difference. A call centre worker will have zero knowledge of confidential behind-the-scenes negotiations. (source: my sister in law works for Sky customer services)Manchester Hitman wrote:
The call centre was in London not India- probably in the Sky HQ in west London.
Look I'm only going by what the guy said..it may or may not turn out to be true but he seemed quite certain.
Plus , confidential post might have been placed in the wrong pigeon hole? have you thought about that?. The fella might have been going to collect his wage slip and found all this other paper work and bam! , you have a confidential information leak on your hands. Then said worker sees it fit to tell any Sky subscriber that ask on the telephone that they won't be showing the Mayweather PPV on Sky Box Office.
Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
I'm surprised there hasn't been more talk of bt getting it. They cover UFC and now boxing, have the funds and also will be looking to explore Ppv. Maybe they will get it.
Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
They'll be wanting a decision soon - in order to promote it everywhere for PPV - it's not long until the event and no coverage confirmed or any support fights.dbf wrote:I'm surprised there hasn't been more talk of bt getting it. They cover UFC and now boxing, have the funds and also will be looking to explore Ppv. Maybe they will get it.
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I was talking to some friends at a wedding recently and they are big UFC fans and mcgregor fans but even they said that if mcgregor doesn't land a lucky KO punch within 3 rounds then he will lose as he hangs out his arse when forced to fight at a pace.dr_devious wrote:Spot on from Mr Darke. Funny how many of the younger generation actually think McGregor has a chance.Naandrew wrote:https://mobile.twitter.com/IanDarke/sta ... 0017496064TheLeprechaun wrote:Good news for Ian darke fans
But they are all going to stay up and watch it and asked if i was going, i said nope im off to a music festival and will collect my winnings of a mayweather stoppage or mayweather winning all 12 rounds the next day.
Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
Sky have announced that they have it and that it will cost £19.95.
http://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12 ... r-mcgregor
http://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12 ... r-mcgregor
Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
Only logical choice when you think it's only 4 weeks out and they need Sky Sports News and Adverts 24-7 - you wouldn't get that really with any other platform. They have left it very late to promote to death for months in advance.nfc90210 wrote:Sky have announced that they have it and that it will cost £19.95.
http://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12 ... r-mcgregor
Even on Sky Sports News it's been hammered since 5pm announcement.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
So it seems call centre workers aren't privy to highly confidential corporate discussions after all 
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Re: BT now favourites for Mayweather - Mcgreggor?
Can we get the mods to change hitman's display name to 'the c nut who gives shit tip offs'