Iamback
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They also have more exclusive games that pushes the value up.
Pay TV won't pay more in 2028, so there is no issue there
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Again rubbish, if tassie enters then canberra likely will be next. in twenty years it could be another perth team And another brisbane team, even a nt team if someone’s stupid enough to fund it. They aren’t done yet I suspect.
I’m mostly fine, recovering from surgery but doing ok thanks.
How much did ch9 pay for dolphins?Which is why I think Ch9 will push for a third Brisbane team. Head of Strategy WWOS Simon Fordham confirmed Ch9 want another team in Queensland to increase the amount of games played in SEQ.
For Fordham, making the most of this momentum looks like bringing more games to the region – and potentially another team.Fordham: “We’re really committed to working with the NRL in growing the competition, and Queensland is a big part of that. We think there’s room for another team here in Queensland, and the Dolphins have been the perfect example.“The more games we can get played featuring Queensland teams in Southeast Queensland, the better. The engagement in rugby league here is just next level, and the energy of the crowds has a material impact on the quality of the broadcasts that we make. It helps create atmosphere, it makes the commentary team rise, it makes the production team rise.”The Battle of Brisbane: Behind Nine’s NRL push into Queensland
During the Broncos v Dolphins much hyped NRL clash, Mediaweek caught up with Nine's Kylie Blucher and Simon Fordham.www.mediaweek.com.au
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By that time nrl will be 100 million viewers ahead
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that’s what you said
That's mostly true. However, I think the secret strength that the NRL has is that it can show 2 complete games in a 4 hour prime time block. This means - depending on the FTA network that gets the rights next - could in theory target 3-4 metros across those slots.
Nz it’s like the Bermuda Triangle for you isn’t it
so once again you are wrong.
Well when you think about what I said the other day regarding regional NSW & QLD, those areas have about 9-10 times the population of Tasmania. Hobart's nice to visit but it's small potatoes.
I’m not sure we are even one potato anymore. I can’t see any reason why the NRL would invest down here. Too much hard work for too little return. I know because I gave it a go myself. That’s why the terms of the AFL team down here are so one sided. There really isn’t anything for them to gain down here.
52 percent plus of Australia is under control of rugby league
So ch9 want more brisbane teams but won’t pay anything Extra for them. Geez we should be really listening to their wants lolThis is why I stopped taking you seriously. It's been pointed out to you, ad nauseum, that News Ltd paid more in exchange for getting exclusive access to more Broncos games. Ch9 aren't going to pay more when they lose access to the biggest draw in SEQ.
Again, I'll point out that Ch9 are on record saying they want another Queensland team to produce more content in SEQ. I don't recall them saying they want a team in Perth.
For Fordham, making the most of this momentum looks like bringing more games to the region – and potentially another team.Fordham: “We’re really committed to working with the NRL in growing the competition, and Queensland is a big part of that. We think there’s room for another team here in Queensland, and the Dolphins have been the perfect example.The Battle of Brisbane: Behind Nine’s NRL push into Queensland
During the Broncos v Dolphins much hyped NRL clash, Mediaweek caught up with Nine's Kylie Blucher and Simon Fordham.
If they aren’t paying for brisbane teams what would they do with a Perth team ?
