Just a reminder that the Crystal Palace v Arsenal match is "free to air" on Saturday

[Hendon Gooner (Only Easy Day Was Yesterday))]

Just tune into the BT Sports channel and the game will be shown un-encrypted...

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BT Sport makes Crystal Palace v Arsenal free to air on Sat Oct 26th
Freeview, Sky and Virgin Media viewers can tune in to BT Sport game.
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Football fans can look forward to watching free-to-air Barclays Premier League action later this month as BT Sport opens up to all viewers.

Between Friday October 25th and Sunday October 27th, Freeview, Sky and Virgin Media viewers can watch the action on BT Sport 1, BT Sport 2 and ESPN.

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This means millions of UK viewers will be able to watch the Saturday lunchtime London derby between Crystal Palace and Arsenal on October 26th (kick-off 12:45pm).

Arsène Wenger's side have enjoyed a fine start to the season, and currently sit joint top of the table with 16 points after seven games.

With the likes of Aaron Ramsey and new signing Mesut Özil hitting top gear, the Gunners have also enjoyed fine wins against Fenerbahce, Marseille and Napoli in Europe.

By contrast, Ian Holloway's Crystal Palace sit in the Barclays Premier League relegation zone, with just one win so far on their top-flight return.

The under-fire Palace boss will hope his new-look side gels soon, with Martin Jol's Fulham the next visitors to Selhurst Park.

With games against West Brom, Everton, Hull and Norwich coming up for the Eagles, ex Blackpool-boss Holloway will be seeking an immediate upturn in his side's fortunes.

Crystal Palace v Arsenal is just one of the 38 Barclays Premier League matches to be broadcast live by BT Sport in 2013-14.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Pat Vegas]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Or must I perform some intergalactic TV signal surgery?

[Hendon Gooner (Only Easy Day Was Yesterday))]

Electronic Program guide = or channel menu on Sky

[Snin]

[Hendon Gooner (Only Easy Day Was Yesterday))]

Saves them having to watch it on a dodgy stream...

:rubchin:

[Snin]

and prepare to be underwhelmed with some overpaid furriners and some brits kicking a pigs bladder around for a couple of hours... im going to the dentist instead then sitting the boy down for the afternoon to show him how to do a CV and sending it out to some local design co's for his work exp week next year..might record it i guess..or motd if awake..

[Snin]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

A much better option, actually.

[Pat Vegas]

[Snin]

i doubt ill enjoy it as much..probably best wait for a decent dinner and have a decent breakfast and forget lunch i think

[Berni]

[Hendon Gooner (Only Easy Day Was Yesterday))]

to get to the match...

:hehe:

[Snin]

http://cuffleyonline.co.uk/

:hehe: :hehe: sounds an exciting place..lots going on :-)

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Honestly, it's all far too difficult.

[Berni]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

I was going to have the tartare, followed by the choucroute, then perhaps Kaiserschmarn. A bottle or so of Burgundy to wash it down and all would have been golden.

Looks like hot dogs and a miserable defeat, then.

[Berni]

off the roof. That only takes - what? - 48 hours or so?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

yellow ones... and a I could substitute a gammon joint for the ham hock... where will I get a pig's trotter at short notice though?

[Berni]

Green split peas can usually be got from yoghurt-weaving shops like Holland & Barrett or that other one - Julian Sands or something?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

I shall sit around and drink Bloody Marys. Until midday, when it will be time for proper alcohol.

[Mack]

[Berni]

And salted with your tears of ennui?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Choucroute!

[Berni]

That'll be alright, won't it? Canning is pretty much foolproof, isn't it?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

I guarantee it.