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deluded pom?

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The problem is they play a match or train and then go back to their families and carry on like the majority of the country unlike the NRL who are isolated (theoretically).
 
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deluded pom? said:
The problem is they play a match or train and then go back to their families and carry on like the majority of the country unlike the NRL who are isolated (theoretically).
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Yep, SL clubs dnt have the resources to totally isolate the whole club in a bubble like NRL. It was only a matter of time.
Typical it would be disease ridden FC though :)
 
deluded pom?

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Perth Red said:
Yep, SL clubs dnt have the resources to totally isolate the whole club in a bubble like NRL. It was only a matter of time.
Typical it would be disease ridden FC though :)
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That’s what happens when you win back to back Challenge Cup finals at Wembley. All the east Hull bikes are ever willing to pass on their ailments.
 
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I thought HFC would get closer to Warrington than that, both teams had players out but The Wire looked ripe for the taking.
 
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First game with fans sees Wigan hammer Catalans in front of around 5000 in Perpignan.
 
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The broadcast rights for Rugby League coverage went out to tender last week.

League Express can reveal two different broadcast packages were sent out for consideration in what is set to be a pivotal time in the sport’s future.

The first package out to tender is for Super League rights, while the second is for a variety of other competitions, including the Challenge Cup, Championship, League 1 and internationals.

Though talks and negotiations may take some time to progress, developments are expected to be frequent, with interest and negotiations expected to be well down the track by the end of November.

Sky Sports’ current deal, which is worth £40 million a year, ends at the end of the 2021 season.

The financial outcome of the deal is of huge importance for the sport and its clubs. The broadcast deal is the sport’s biggest source of income and effectively keeps the game going in its current guise.

It was revealed back in 2018 that Super League had proposed a financial structure that meant they would instantly see more of the TV money, even if it remained in its current guise.

Of the £40 million per year, Super League currently receives £30m, with the RFL receiving £10m.

However, a Championship advisory board revealed that Super League wanted to receive £32.25m if a £40m deal was secured, but that they would receive no less than £30m if the deal went down to £35m or below.

https://www.totalrl.com/broadcastin...campaign=broadcasting-rights-go-out-to-tender
 
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