Gonzie gonzberg,the announcer vis Bruce Hammill,who still does promos for SKY SPORTS UK and co-scripts the sports programme TRANS WORLD SPORT with former ITN UK news caster Sue Carpenter! GOD BLESS!
@@solojinglesradio1 Yes, but apparently for some time afterwards they broadcast some of Sky Channel's pan-Euro targeted programming under the branding of "Sky Europe" before Eurosport started. This was due to Sky Channel/Sky One reorienting itself towards the UK only, and Eurosport subsequently replacing it on European cable systems.
@@TimothyMischka thanks for this important correction, so it was a kind of program before it was officially a channel, guess I said the date of paneuropean instead of english version because it was 2 versions and later they merged with screen sport in 1993 right?
I believe a testcard (of some kind), because the Quantum Channel didn't exist in 1989. Too bad I don't have a provement of it, because this recording started a minute to five (six here in Holland).
Oh my, memories come flooding back... :)))
the competition between Eurosport and Screensport was great!
I believe the change to Transponder 4 meant on the ASTRA satellite at 19.2 degrees east. Eurosport started broadcasting 18 hours a day.
I seem to remember Eurosport on the ASTRA satellite at 19.2 degress east broadcasting for 18 hours a day from 1st June 1989. Can anyone confirm this?
Gonzie gonzberg,the announcer vis Bruce Hammill,who still does promos for SKY SPORTS UK and co-scripts the sports programme TRANS WORLD SPORT with former ITN UK news caster Sue Carpenter! GOD BLESS!
To start with broadcasting hours on Eurosport were heavily restricted.
So nice :-)
what is the name of the announcer? he had such a ''thrilling voice''. much of the old eurosport I remember thanks to him
Eurosport Started In 1988 On Sky Europe Until They Goot There Own Channel They Was The Number 1 Sports Channel In 1989
+søren peter Thiesen Yes,.. I remember DJ Kat Show and Fun Factory showing before Eurosport started on Sky Europe
I'm afraid not, Eurosport started oficially on 5th February 1989
@@solojinglesradio1 Yes, but apparently for some time afterwards they broadcast some of Sky Channel's pan-Euro targeted programming under the branding of "Sky Europe" before Eurosport started. This was due to Sky Channel/Sky One reorienting itself towards the UK only, and Eurosport subsequently replacing it on European cable systems.
@@TimothyMischka thanks for this important correction, so it was a kind of program before it was officially a channel, guess I said the date of paneuropean instead of english version because it was 2 versions and later they merged with screen sport in 1993 right?
@@solojinglesradio1 They did merge with Screensport by 93, British Eurosport I think launched later in the 90s
I believe a testcard (of some kind), because the Quantum Channel didn't exist in 1989. Too bad I don't have a provement of it, because this recording started a minute to five (six here in Holland).
noedolekcin2, Eurosport broadcasting hours were restricted at first and there were no shopping channels throughout the night.
at night, on Eurosport was an TV schedule for the next day.
What came in 1989 before Eurosport start up in the morning? Testcard or Shopping Channel?
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