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TV Selections

By Chuds2/7 16:27Thu Jul 2 16:27:03 2026

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Wycombe away in the League Cup is on the Friday evening, on SkySports+.

Luton Town at home brought forward to the Thursday night, on Sky Sports Football (our first ever home league match selected for live coverage by Sky Sports, not on the red button or in the playoffs).

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By HITCHIN CALLING2/7 17:18Thu Jul 2 17:18:20 2026In response to TV Selections Top of thread

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Thanks and months of more of this messing about plus Int call ups changes .Last yr of deal I think but bound to be extended.

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By Chuds2/7 18:40Thu Jul 2 18:40:43 2026In response to Re: TV Selections Top of thread

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Personally very happy with the Wycombe one as that weekend is the start of the FA Cup qualifiers, which I always love attending and get annoyed if they clash with me being at Boro'. Bet Biggleswade Utd arrange their match in that for the Friday evening as well now!

I suspect we won't be as messed about by international breaks this season. Pretty sure Wimbledon and Mansfield both played during them last season, so hopefully will do so again. Sheff Weds maybe less likely. We were fortunate with midweek fixtures this coming season in that we only only three at home but five away, although that is now four at home with Luton being moved.

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By Sarnie2/7 23:08Thu Jul 2 23:08:55 2026In response to Re: TV Selections Top of thread

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Don't forget with our latest stellar signing we've now got the Northern Ireland front two.....

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By Balders (BALDOCKBORO)2/7 18:04Thu Jul 2 18:04:59 2026In response to Re: TV Selections Top of thread

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sky money means Sky have the clubs by the throat. clubs cannot complain. collectively they walked into this with their eyes wide open.

Without Sky money a lot of clubs would now fold or at best have to breach EFL financial rules.

I expect Sky to demand more and more, (and maybe soon to start paying less).

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