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LOL. You asserted you were right, I showed you weren't, and you resort to that shit
I'm guessing the Swans have already locked in games up to that point and advised the other codes. Important to note that the SCG is already booked for a handful of A-League games as well and likely has block bookings for the A-League finals too.
Asserted. HahaLOL. You asserted you were right, I showed you weren't, and you resort to that shit
They must have some f**ked up contract with CH9 if they couldn't shaft one Thursday game. I'm a fan of the magic weekend concept but Jesus Christ - they structured it just like any other round which defeats the purpose
After the game,they want ppl into the Eels club. I suppose fans will stay and have more money to spend if its on any other night bar a Sunday afternoon.
Doesn't your Foxtel contract stipulate a 12-18 month period?
You can choose to go month to month.
I got rid of my account last month,but will only go back during the season. How more expensive,if it is, for a month to month contract?
I'm wondering if the opening round USA concept falling over might've forced the NRL's hand from Channel 9's perspective. If they were losing a game in Magic Round then they'd want it compensated somewhere else.
Depends on how well you negotiate and which service officer you get.
Sports channels turned off sorry.
Two non Brisbane teams as a one-off game leading into two double headers and a triple header at the same venue.
While I agree, from a programming perspective it's probably easier to put a Thursday night game on mid-season than it is to arse-around with the Saturday night lineup.
On,I understand. You're saving $26 per month by cutting the sports channels.
I saved $112 by culling the whole lot.
