Wazo
06-09-2009, 02:14 PM
A spokesman for the company refused to comment on the development, but it is understood that the withdrawal of subscription services is not coincidental and could be a sign that administration is imminent.
Among the first moves an administrator would make is to effectively “close the shop”, preventing customers from paying for services they are unlikely to receive. The withdrawal of the subscription service is consistent with that approach.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/leagues/premierleague/5486210/Setanta-appears-doomed-as-subscription-services-withdrawn.html
Hmm if they do go into administration an close down wonder what will happen to all the rights they have for there sporting events. No doubt sky an ESPN will pick up the most popular rights dunno about the rest.Will ITV be forced to buy the rest of setanta's england games so many questions.
Among the first moves an administrator would make is to effectively “close the shop”, preventing customers from paying for services they are unlikely to receive. The withdrawal of the subscription service is consistent with that approach.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/leagues/premierleague/5486210/Setanta-appears-doomed-as-subscription-services-withdrawn.html
Hmm if they do go into administration an close down wonder what will happen to all the rights they have for there sporting events. No doubt sky an ESPN will pick up the most popular rights dunno about the rest.Will ITV be forced to buy the rest of setanta's england games so many questions.