Foxtel in the process of being sold

[Saints Forever]

The Murdoch era is coming to a close.

Looks like Foxtel will be sold.

My question is:

How will the former Super League clubs fare once the Murdoch family no longer influence the game administratively ?

Foxtel had a pay TV monopoly, now it's been sold to DAZN

News Corp chief Robert Thomson has heralded the deal as 'a victory for News Corp shareholders, DAZN, and sports fans in Australia and around the world'.

www.abc.net.au

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[maestro1]

The Murdoch era is coming to a close.

Looks like Foxtel will be sold.

My question is:

How will the former Super League clubs fare once the Murdoch family no longer influence the game administratively ?

Hopefully, under a new owner for Foxtel, I think the clubs that aligned themselves to the ARL during the Super League war will fair better than they have under Murdoch

 

[SnowDragon]

I’m nervous tbh

concerned I’ll have trouble getting the games etc at a reasonable price

 

[Dragon David]

I’m nervous tbh

concerned I’ll have trouble getting the games etc at a reasonable price

Me too SD.

 

[Dragsters]

I’m nervous tbh

concerned I’ll have trouble getting the games etc at a reasonable price

It's already an unreasonable price but we could end up paying even more.

It's a concern...

 

[possm]

The Murdoch era is coming to a close.

Looks like Foxtel will be sold.

My question is:

How will the former Super League clubs fare once the Murdoch family no longer influence the game administratively ?

I have a feeling that one or two members of the family (republicans) will buy the shares owned by the others who want to sell their shares.

 

[Saints Forever]

The Murdoch era is coming to a close.

Looks like Foxtel will be sold.

My question is:

How will the former Super League clubs fare once the Murdoch family no longer influence the game administratively ?

Foxtel had a pay TV monopoly, now it's been sold to DAZN

News Corp chief Robert Thomson has heralded the deal as 'a victory for News Corp shareholders, DAZN, and sports fans in Australia and around the world'.

www.abc.net.au

Moderator note: Link added for poster this time, please include this yourself in future. It's a forum rule.

Thanks for you help moderator

 

[Draginzaaar]

It's already an unreasonable price but we could end up paying even more.

It's a concern...

I'll just get rid of something else.

 

[Trifili13]

I'll just get rid of something else.

Wife, kids?