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yes thats exactly what Im saying lol
If ever there was a n opportunity to try conferences its with the womens game and make it less travel cost and imposition on part time players.
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yes thats exactly what Im saying lol
He’s so focussed on the negative he can’t see the obvious benefits. The expansion of womens football will bring in more $ and media interest. It will lift the quality of players for the next World Cup and entice greater female participation. There are no negatives.
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Well that's a terrible idea.May go straight to 10 teams
Faster NRLW expansion on cards for 2023
The ARL Commission is seriously considering accelerating the NRLW expansion process to increase the number of teams from six to 10, a year earlier than planned.
Negative Nancy over here, the girls just wanna have FUun! make waads of mula and complete, every comp has perennial losers, its cyclical
Good for them, doesn't change the fact that risking overextending themselves when building a new competition from scratch is a terrible idea.
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Not sure why bears would be city, when theres already a north in their name, but i get what you mean, realistically, youd have it better if it was
Penrith, but they've planning for 2024 to include a women's team... souths is oustounding tho, they've been one of the clubs who had been championing a womens team from years prior to the start of the NRLW, them and Cronulla, but i can assume that if penrith gets added so to will souths in 2024, or possibly a return of Warriors... or all plus Dolphins.
I’d suggest the solution is not to worry about showing every game on tv. Maybe show one on a Monday night (game of the week) and maybe Saturday and Sunday morning so broadcast three games a week? There’s no way there’s a period of time you could show a proper full season of games. Nrl covers March-Oct, internationals (lol) Oct-dec.Now that their will be 10 teams in the NRLW in 2023, the commentary has turned to broadcasting…. And more importantly, where does the broadcast of the NRLW fit in the NRL’s already busy scheduling?
According to PK in the telegraph, the NRL isn’t interested in having the NRLW as a stand alone comp later in the year, nor do they want to play the games early on a weekend (pre-noon) or midweek. So how do they promote the NRLW to the broader RL community and satisfy broadcasters with content that doesn’t clash with other, more popular content (eg. the men’s game)?
It’s going to be an interesting game of negotiation Tetris for the NRL and the broadcasters next year. Maybe someone here can provide a better solution.
What if they sold the NRLW rights separately to one of the other FTA channels? Options to have both on. The NFL splits across multiple channels and is works (albeit that there are double the number of teams).
Nrl won’t create competition with its main tv partners. Not to mention no one’s watching nrlw if nrl games are on at same time.
PaywallNow that their will be 10 teams in the NRLW in 2023, the commentary has turned to broadcasting…. And more importantly, where does the broadcast of the NRLW fit in the NRL’s already busy scheduling?
According to PK in the telegraph, the NRL isn’t interested in having the NRLW as a stand alone comp later in the year, nor do they want to play the games early on a weekend (pre-noon) or midweek. So how do they promote the NRLW to the broader RL community and satisfy broadcasters with content that doesn’t clash with other, more popular content (eg. the men’s game)?
It’s going to be an interesting game of negotiation Tetris for the NRL and the broadcasters next year. Maybe someone here can provide a better solution.
