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The blue touch paper is now being lit.
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People often talk about DAZN and I must admit I don't know much about them. Are they available in the UK, or if not, what is their plan for the UK?
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passed away rip
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It went down 5 milIion. I'm not sure, but maybe it was what the EPL were seeking but not signed on the dotted line, but now it is. Some Championship sides supposedly thinking it's not enough. At least now it's done, it will be interesting to see what RL gets.
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The all-new-ish Brexit Thread
Niels replied to John Drake's topic in Any Other Business / Any Other Sports
I think you have written a very accurate post here. I did ask a couple of questions here Friday and received two very helpful answers. These had far more impact on me than any of the usual anti Brexit posts which actually make me wish I hadn't voted remain sometimes😊 -
Dazn just paid 300m dollars for streaming rights to baseball (not tv). You'd assume Rob Elstone would be speaking to the likes of Dazn. im sure any future deal with Sky would include streaming rights, so maybe now, before the Sky deal ends, we should be talking to the likes of Dazn. Test the water. Though you'd imagine Sky would be savvy enough to have streaming of live content already included in the current deal (can you watch live SL online currently?).
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The Beeb do a great job at the live and highlighted footage they currently supply. Are they ambitious to expand their RL coverage? I don't know.
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The all-new-ish Brexit Thread
Damien replied to John Drake's topic in Any Other Business / Any Other Sports
And these are exactly the type of posts that I refer to. You blatantly have no idea why people voted the way they did and would prefer to lump people into groups to suit your argument and perspective. -
too much sport on tv now- just filling schedules and channels 24/7
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Hayne to Super League?
Futtocks replied to hunsletgreenandgold's topic in The General Rugby League Forum
He's had a ton of media criticism (some justified) and legal matters (yet to be decided) on his shoulders since his American adventure, and it has made him even less consistent than before. He still can pull it out of the bag now and then, but it seems like a less common event. -
Hayne to Super League?
DavidM replied to hunsletgreenandgold's topic in The General Rugby League Forum
yeh , I guess it’s all relative . You remember his levels and achievements and by and large it’s been a long way off that these last two seasons .And Parra were a bit of a basket case despite their roster , which doesn’t equate to their season at all . His contract situation now sort of tells the story . -
The all-new-ish Brexit Thread
Saintslass replied to John Drake's topic in Any Other Business / Any Other Sports
Applying socialism to voting habits really isn't wise. Leavers aren't 'groups'. They are individuals, all of whom heard loud and clear the slogan that Brexit would enable us to 'take back control of our borders, laws and money' and voted accordingly. Theresa May has made the same mistake as you have in thinking that only immigration mattered. WRONG! It was all about sovereignty. But yes, some racists jumped on the bandwagon. Some racists will have voted remain too. Racists are everywhere. -
The all-new-ish Brexit Thread
Damien replied to John Drake's topic in Any Other Business / Any Other Sports
Political parties use slogans all the time which they renege upon. This wasn't even a political party but the views of a buffoon. I put it in the same category as Cameron saying vote leave will lead to World War 3. -
They already announced this last year didn't they, what am I missing? (link from 2017) https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41239042
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Cowling still not official roger
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Hayne to Super League?
Oliver Clothesoff replied to hunsletgreenandgold's topic in The General Rugby League Forum
Is he even that good anymore? Ben Barba had played and scored in a NRL Grand Final little under a year before he come to Super League. What has Hayne done since going back to Rugby League? -
Irn Bru would have done it
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Hayne to Super League?
DoubleD replied to hunsletgreenandgold's topic in The General Rugby League Forum
I know what you mean but I think that’s a little unfair. He had some standout games last year for Parramatta when he was still head and shoulders the best player in the team -
The all-new-ish Brexit Thread
Saintslass replied to John Drake's topic in Any Other Business / Any Other Sports
It was the most stupid thing ever to put that on the side of a bus. I remember what was originally said, which was that the money we send to Brussels could be used for domestic priorities instead, such as the NHS. What possessed any of the Vote Leave team to then stick £350 million for the NHS on the side of the bus I have no idea. -
The all-new-ish Brexit Thread
Maximus Decimus replied to John Drake's topic in Any Other Business / Any Other Sports
Facts = rabid. There are broadly three types who voted for Brexit IMO. The first are a group who oppose the EU largely based on what they see as an ever closer move towards a European superstate. They accept that economic consequences will initially be harsh but think in the long run we'll be better off. They also cite other reasons such as a lack of democracy. Whilst still disagreeing I can at least respect their viewpoint. The second group are I suspect the largest group. They voted Brexit for some of the same reasons as above. However, they also decided to believe demagogues rather than experts when it came to the likely consequences of Brexit. As somebody who values expertise I continue to find this opinion hard to respect much like I find it hard to respect climate-denial. This group appears to get the most butthurt when challenged because fundamentally I think they are insecure. The final group is the one nobody wants to mention for fear of offending leavers: the xenophobes and the nationalists. We can pretend that some people didn't vote because they don't like Polish people or because they saw it as Britain vs the Germans or whatever but it doesn't mean it wasn't true. It is simply a fact that June the 23rd was a day of celebration for the BNP and that football hooligans used it as badge of honour in Euro 2016. Again, I think leavers know this which is why they bring it up so much. The question isn't if they existed but how many of them there were, was it 0.1% or 20%? I'm not saying all remainers voted logically and for noble reasons. There is a big difference though; we knew what the EU looked like so it was hard to argue we were duped by populists. -
It's certainly not easy I agree, bold ambition rarely is. Think we have a good deal with the BBC for England, everyone else...
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Is that olly wilkes on twitter hinting at signing for another season🤔🤔🤔
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Unfair; they also added in a crate of Buckfast to sweeten the deal.
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They overpaid on that then 😉
