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Chewbacca · 14-03-2019, 16:33

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Originally Posted by cashman

Whats up with games on channels at the programmed time? then fans would not lose money or matches.

Stanley would lose a lot of money if not on tv. The rule is to protect clubs like Stanley.

cashman · 14-03-2019, 18:14

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Originally Posted by Chewbacca

Stanley would lose a lot of money if not on tv. The rule is to protect clubs like Stanley.

I never said not on T.V. or is that hard to grasp?

Taypot · 14-03-2019, 18:52

[QUOTE=Mr T;1225476]This season Div 1 clubs get £30k if at home and £10 if away.

£10? Is that all?

AccyMad · 14-03-2019, 21:10

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Originally Posted by Mr T

Why's it a "joke" Joe??

EFL's main income revenue is Sky.

They want something in return, games on their channels.

In the PM era we would have played at 9pm on a Sunday to get some additional TV revenue!!

Do you really not understand why fans are annoyed by these changes & the disruption they're causing at relatively short notice, we know money talks & Sky & the EFL can demand what they want when they want but we don't have to like it.

Chewbacca · 15-03-2019, 09:21

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Originally Posted by cashman

I never said not on T.V. or is that hard to grasp?

So you want a rule only to apply if stanley are on tv, and if they are not on tv then other matches shoulf be moved?

Or do you want no matches to be moved, and none ever to go on tv and give up £2b a year?

We can't have double standards for the the first, and I wouldn't mind if it was the latter, but it isn't ever going to happen, and has been happening since the Big Match on ITV about 1985.

Queue the normal abuse form the hard of thinking as a last resort.

monkey hanger · 15-03-2019, 10:19

[QUOTE=Chewbacca;1225523]

Or do you want no matches to be moved, and none ever to go on tv and give up £2b a year?

even with league clubs getting their slice of tv money it does not seem to be the cash cow that so many think it is. every few months there is another club in financial turmoil even with this money.

Spartacus2nd · 15-03-2019, 12:58

No, its not a cash cow. If tv money dried up then clubs would reduce wages to a realistic level. Likewise, if League 1 or 2 money tripled overnight so would player wages. It makes not a scorrok of difference