During the football season I subscribe to the Entertaintment pack (£21.50), HD pack (£10.25) and Sky Sports (£21), so total monthly cost of £52.75. This is the cheapest price for sky sports HD unless you're on an offer.
I then cancel sports and HD packs over the summer as I only really watch football.
However from today the £52.75 minimum price is no longer offered, to get sky sports HD you now need; sky entertainment extra plus (£31.50), Sky Sports (£21) and the new HD pack (£5.25), a total monthly cost of £57.25 a £5 or 8.5% increase.
Is this replacing the annual September inflation rise or is there likely to be another increase then? If so Sky Sports minimum price is increasing significantly this year.
Is the extra cost a result of them paying more for the new premiership rights which starts from next season?
I then cancel sports and HD packs over the summer as I only really watch football.
However from today the £52.75 minimum price is no longer offered, to get sky sports HD you now need; sky entertainment extra plus (£31.50), Sky Sports (£21) and the new HD pack (£5.25), a total monthly cost of £57.25 a £5 or 8.5% increase.
Is this replacing the annual September inflation rise or is there likely to be another increase then? If so Sky Sports minimum price is increasing significantly this year.
Is the extra cost a result of them paying more for the new premiership rights which starts from next season?



