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That's because certain people in management and those who have influence over management have put their personal gain over the networks.
well 9 is practically run out of Victoriania these days by Victorians
That's because certain people in management and those who have influence over management have put their personal gain over the networks.
I've said this before but i would think ch7 would be interested in getting the NRL rights just for the impact it will have on ch9. Ch9 will be royally f*cked if they don't get the NRL rights.
But what quality sports that are guaranteed high audiences would still be available?
my point is that it's not necessarily a bad thing to exclusively negotiate a new deal with the current rights holders rather than puting the rights to open tender as the network could offer concessions it worked for another sport which shall remain nameless :-$ which recieved a massive increaseOf course it's a silly thing. We had another station come out openly to say they wanted to bid for the NRL rights so we instead negotiated behind closed doors and took whatever sh*t deal channel 9 gave us.
If channel 9 were to come to the NRL and offer us like 1.2 billion dollars for our rights than sure i could put up with doing that. However when you know the deal they are offering is a complete rip off why would you not open it up to other sources?
Well this really isn't relevant to the point you were making at all so i'm not sure what you're getting at.
There is a reason that discussing other sports is usually frowned upon on here and that's because they are generally only brought up by people trying to troll. If are bringing up another sport to have a genuine discussion i doubt anyone will care.
my point is that it's not necessarily a bad thing to exclusively negotiate a new deal with the current rights holders rather than puting the rights to open tender as the network could offer concessions it worked for another sport which shall remain nameless :-$ which recieved a massive increase
but in the case of the NRL the rights are severly undervalued and we were hosed
you would think so wouldnt you but every time i bring up another sport the post gets shifted even when as you said it's part of a genuine discussion :x
Is it such a silly thing though i'm not so sure i know there is the potential to leave money on the table by not putting the rights to open tender
And at the risk of this post being moved due to paranoia of other sports being discussed (here an aversion which seems to be overcome when it comes to deriding other sports)
Another sports governing body (wont say their name though :-$) did a similar thing to what the NRL did last time around and it seemingly worked out alright for them
http://overtimecentral.ca/archives/2006/12/23/analyzing-the-cfl-tsn-tv-deal/
only thing is though said sport isn't so dependent on television revenue due to being a gate driven league unlike the NRL
even noticed 7 gave the NRL a plug yesterday in the tennis. before Tomic played they did a story on him training with the Titans and when the story was finished Johanna Griggs even mentioned when the Titans first round game was on and who they were playing
irrelevantIt's also not in competition with three other professional run football codes in it's country.
can you imagine 9 if they lose the NRL?
they already bag the shit out of it and wank on about AFL and they have the rights
even noticed 7 gave the NRL a plug yesterday in the tennis. before Tomic played they did a story on him training with the Titans and when the story was finished Johanna Griggs even mentioned when the Titans first round game was on and who they were playing
It's also not in competition with three other professional run football codes in it's country.
and?
Ten not sport shy
Mr Warburton told The Australian Financial Review he would examine all sports rights as they became available but only if they could fit within the free-to-air network’s primary channel.
“We are interested in looking at all sporting franchises as they come available from the main channel’s point of view,” he said
Mr Murdoch is also believed to be interested in bidding for some NRL games.
Any bid by Ten for the NRL could be complicated by Mr Murdoch’s association with News Corp, which owns 50 per cent of pay television company Premier Media Group.
The rival Nine Entertainment Co is expected to renew its NRL rights in some form but is also dealing with $2.7 billion in senior debt that must be refinanced by February 2013.
irrelevant
and besides it's not as if the A league or super rugby or afl are much competition for RL in Nsw and Qld anyway
and :?
wtf are you on BDGS?
Seven network? The AFL network?
Mr Warburton told The Australian Financial Review he would examine all sports rights as they became available but only if they could fit within the free-to-air network’s primary channel.
So why does ONE even exist then? Amazing how they gutted and destroyed a channel I loved in less than 12 months.