Any offers going about at the moment?

Yes. A campaign for the WC finally made it happen and it was on all last year.

Ring say ur leaving u,ll get it discounted

Got to be honest, I'm still not sure I can tell the difference between HD and SD. Certainly not to the point that I would bother paying for the privilege.

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Quote: garyhulsefan "Should be channel 551.'" That's what Bilko says, so it must be true. See here (scroll down to near the bottom). www.rugbyleagueontv.co.uk/

Then given your username, I'd suggest that you follow the old maxim 'physician, heal thyself,' as there's clearly something wrong with your eyes.

There's a world of difference between SD and HD and it's something I've moaned about in respect of Premier Sports for a good while; it's about time they sorted it out.

HD is only really noticeable on larger screens. On 32" and lower there isn't much difference (well not so much that it is worth paying extra for). I can see the difference on my TV but only because it is a large screen tv.

I think there's a big difference, especially with sport. I can tell a huge difference on the 37" tv in my front room but can also tell a decent difference on the 19" tv I have in the bedroom.
Whether it's worth paying extra for is entirely down to the individual and their situation.

Absolutely.On my Sky HD box you can still put on the SD Sky Sports channel and if you flick it between the HD channel there is a huge difference in quality.

I had Premier Sports in the 2013 season but due to being dicked by them i didn't bother last year, but will probably re subscribe when they go to HD.

I'm sure there is a difference but I don't think it's worth paying for. I rarely watch TV at home, I only really watch it in the pub.

God bless breakfast tv

Try getting a HD TV to watch it on as that would help

You need a new TV then....