2023-2028 next tv deal discussion

[Perth Red]

Because the deal is growing still, We have mentioned the exclusive NRLW Origin.
Panthers want to have an NRLW team to go with the new Stadium in 2025

All new content which sees money, in which case the total is still changing.

This part of the original article, Clearly says over $400m.

Where they announce ch9 the include that is the contra amount. IF $400m was including contra that part isn't needed

Again not one article says its $400mill cash starting point.
Im actually now agreeing its possibly an avg of $400mill cash from what we can now see. This year is looking around $380-385mill, and will increase by around 2% each year which over the course of 5 years will be a $400mill avg. over the life of the deal.

Unless of course there has been significant increase in any of the other licensing revenues we dont know about in which case it is less.

$380-385mill cash tv only
$34mill contra
thats what it looks like all things being equal in the other licensing revenue areas.

 

[Vlad59]

This is a thread utterly destroyed by repetitive nonsense emanating from Perth.

 

[Get Rid of The Donkeys]

Perth red doesn’t watch nrl games but he’s an expert on our tv deal

He knew about the crowd at the Lions' game. I didn't even know there was a fumbleball game in Brisbane until he mentioned it.

 

[Perth Red]

He knew about the crowd at the Lions' game. I didn't even know there was a fumbleball game in Brisbane until he mentioned it.

You dont leave home because of the dogs, Im surprised you know anything about anything.

 

[Iamback]

Again not one article says its $400mill cash starting point.
Im actually now agreeing its possibly an avg of $400mill cash from what we can now see. This year is looking around $380-385mill, and will increase by around 2% each year which over the course of 5 years will be a $400mill avg. over the life of the deal.

Unless of course there has been significant increase in any of the other licensing revenues we dont know about in which case it is less.

$380-385mill cash tv only
$34mill contra
thats what it looks like all things being equal in the other licensing revenue areas.

Why can't you just admit you were wrong?

Abdo did, The figures back that up

$400m cash.
$85m for the betting etc

 

[Iamback]

This is a thread utterly destroyed by repetitive nonsense emanating from Perth.

It is getting pathetic really

 

[Perth Red]

Why can't you just admit you were wrong?

Abdo did, The figures back that up

$400m cash.
$85m for the betting etc

Again the figures back up that we got $380-385mil cash last year. Unless the other licensing revenue areas went up in which case we got less.

$85mill does not cover the other areas unless some of them have dropped significantly, but why would they? if anything you'd expect to see an increase in 5 years. Last year NRL told 4 corners it got $50mill from wagering. Other figures are based on 2019 when they were reported.

So basically what Ive shown is backed up by 3 data sets

an avg of $400mill cash which lines up with the media announcement
Taking the last deal and adding on what we know the extra bits for this deal are
taking the licensing revenue and removing the other pieces leaving juts the tv deal (some guesswork in that as some of it based on 2019 figures)

so yep Im pretty confident the $380mil-$385mill cash for tv amount is in the right ball park.

2023 Licensing revenue= $488mill

merch $12mill+
Digital $24mill+
Wagering $50mill+
Radio $10mill
= at least $100mill

 

[Get Rid of The Donkeys]

You dont leave home because of the dogs, Im surprised you know anything about anything.

Did the Eagles pay you to promote their brand in Bali?

Or did you do it out of your own expense?

 

[Perth Red]

Did the Eagles pay you to promote their brand in Bali?

Or did you do it out of your own expense?

I'm famous, but not that famous!

 

[Wb1234]

Why can't you just admit you were wrong?

Abdo did, The figures back that up

$400m cash.
$85m for the betting etc

Perth red talking bs ?

im
Shocked !

 

[Vlad59]

I'm famous, but not that famous!

Nup you’re a turd,

 

[Perth Red]

Perth red talking bs ?

im
Shocked !

sigh, the figures are there.

 

[Vlad59]

sigh, the figures are there.

Sigh you can’t add and sigh you deliberately write them down to suit your miserable agenda. Sigh

 

[Iamback]

Again the figures back up that we got $380-385mil cash last year. Unless the other licensing revenue areas went up in which case we got less.

$85mill does not cover the other areas unless some of them have dropped significantly, but why would they? if anything you'd expect to see an increase in 5 years. Last year NRL told 4 corners it got $50mill from wagering. Other figures are based on 2019 when they were reported.

So basically what Ive shown is backed up by 3 data sets

an avg of $400mill cash which lines up with the media announcement
Taking the last deal and adding on what we know the extra bits for this deal are
taking the licensing revenue and removing the other pieces leaving juts the tv deal (some guesswork in that as some of it based on 2019 figures)

so yep Im pretty confident the $380mil-$385mill cash for tv amount is in the right ball park.

2023 Licensing revenue= $488mill

merch $12mill+
Digital $24mill+
Wagering $50mill+
Radio $10mill
= at least $100mill

That category jumped $80m in 12 months, The last column gives the 12 month earlier figure

$107m increase in Revenue covers all that increasing

 

[Perth Red]

That category jumped $80m in 12 months, The last column gives the 12 month earlier figure

which cant have been all tv. SkyNZ $12mill cash and contra. Fox $20mill for Dolphins. where's the rest coming from?
And what revenue in licensing have reduced significantly in your opinion since 2019?

 

[RedVee]

This thread is getting as bad as the NZ 2 thread

 

[Diesel]

Most of this thread is someone making a point and then an afl expert disagreeing.

 

[docbrown]

The NRL is already the highest paid football code per minute of play in the country and by some distance.

Just wait until there's 20 teams, 10 games a week and 7-8 of those are in prime time.

 

[Wb1234]

Just wait until there's 20 teams, 10 games a week and 7-8 of those are in prime time.

but afl will have a team in Tasmania

 

[docbrown]

but afl will have a team in Tasmania

But the AFL will gain all those dozens of Tasmanian viewers who weren't watching the AFL already.