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[Toff Apple]

Grimsby Town v Tranmere Rovers – Friday 18 September – 7.45pm on BT Sport 1 (From Saturday 19 September)

Dover Athletic v Woking – Friday 25 September – 7.45pm on BT Sport 1 (From Saturday 26 September)

Guiseley AFC v Lincoln City – Friday 2 October – 7.45pm on BT Sport 1 (From Saturday 3 October)

Aldershot Town v Forest Green Rovers – Wednesday 7 October – 7.45pm on BT Sport 1 (From Tuesday 6 October)

Macclesfield Town v Kidderminster Harriers – Saturday 10 October – 12.30pm on BT Sport 1 (From Saturday 10 October at 3pm)

Grimsby Town v Cheltenham Town – Friday 30 October – 7.45pm on BT Sport 1 (From Saturday 31 October)

[Mrs Warbouys]

16 seconds too slow, I'll delete mine

[Mrs Warbouys]

It's gone now!

[Toff Apple]

This is what summer holidays and sitting around in playbarns has done to me

[robininstockport]

I reckon we can go the longest without being featured!

[Alex]

And when one of our fixtures is moved to a Friday night this place will be in uproar about it.

[bighairedmike]

As long as it's not 1pm on a Sunday to ruin my weekend plans in London again then I don't mind.

[roytonmike]

I'm definitely not sold on televised Conference (sorry, Bananarama - sorry, Vanarama) football but I can bite the bullet as long as the powers that be give us a bit more than a fortnight's notice - some of us who travel to away games by rail like to book as early as possible (which means anything up to 12 weeks in advance) to get the best deals. Three months' notice at all times may be unreasonable but BT are clearly able to make decisions more than a month in advance, as the present list shows.  

[ShropshireAlty]

Slightly off topic, but how the heck do you get BT Sport if you don't have BT broadband (it's more than 20 times slower than our rural wireless connection) and your wife won't let you get Sky as she does not like satellite dishes on the house?

[Paul Cain's Chip Pan]

Slightly off topic, but how the heck do you get BT Sport if you don't have BT broadband (it's more than 20 times slower than our rural wireless connection) and your wife won't let you get Sky as she does not like satellite dishes on the house?

Virgin media?

[ShropshireAlty]

Not an option here as we live in the middle of nowhere and don't have cable. Can you not stream the channel over the Internet as that would work for us?

Virgin media?

[MadFrankie]

Not an option here as we live in the middle of nowhere and don't have cable. Can you not stream the channel over the Internet as that would work for us?

Not sure if you can do that if you're not a BT b/b customer - they use the sports channels as an incentive to get customers to use their broadband service. Guess you'll need to give them a call.

[ShropshireAlty]

That's what I suspected. No way am I going to get BT Broadband as it's about 1mbps on a good day out here in the sticks, when my rural wifi connection is 24mbps but if it comes free with BT broadband then I guess I could get a connection but not use it and then get free access to BT Sport . I'll call them and ask.

Not sure if you can do that if you're not a BT b/b customer - they use the sports channels as an incentive to get customers to use their broadband service. Guess you'll need to give them a call.