Heritage XIII
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Gary Carter on twitter says Wigan v Salford garnered ch 4 viewing figures of 213k average, peak 270k I think.
Surely the inconsistent coverage is hurting chances of more solid ratings?
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4 hours ago, GUBRATS said:
It looked as full as I've ever seen on the TV , so well done
Let's remember French league announces attendances based on sold tickets. There could have been more in attendance baded on guests etc?
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4 minutes ago, The Rocket said:
The figure that was bandied around recently was $60 million Euros, I tried to find it on a couple of articles I had saved but it wasn`t there so I must have seen it elsewhere, I think the figure stuck in my mind because it was more than the 40 million pounds the British Gov`t. had promised., although I`m not sure how that converts.
Hope I`m not too far off and of help.
Thank you. So I've read 59 million euro is the budget & Lacoste stated 70% will come from private investment. So does that mean 30% will come from the govt, which equates to nearly 18 million euro.
Hopefully more on the govt investment can become clearer. I also imagine this would be central govt funding & extra municipal funding etc will be garnered for hosting games, training?
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Anybody know how much the French govt have chipped in?
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Marseille too have history. For an organisation that calls itself 'elite' & itself has ambitions beyond the South, larger city clubs are a must. How long have the likes of St Gaudans, Villeneuve etc had to go beyond a few hundred species these past 3 decades? It obviously isn't even working in the 'heartlands'
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16 minutes ago, Eddie said:
Who’s promotion do you think would garner national interest?
Perhaps bring the elite back to 12 clubs & see some one-time clubs like Marseille, Lyon & say a Paris team perhaps. Might be a start to get more consistent free to air coverage like they have to ccasionally with Occitaine TV & who knows from there.
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French league is continually stuck in a rut if Pia are promoted. This will not garner national interest
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So basically Coventry Bears are dead? I don't see why, if this is the case, the owners have abandoned the team name & city all together?
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I have this jersey/logo I love
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2 minutes ago, Scubby said:
Don't ask the Taxi driver about the game though. He won't have a clue they exist.
He soon will be if he's any decent taxi driver
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Should be an Olympic sport. Unlike that other code the wheelchair version actually resembles the parent sport & uses the proper ball to boot.
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Read St Gauden's have a new president. Was quite a well established businessman with offices in Paris but couldn't read rest of article-paywall
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41 minutes ago, Hello said:
But anyone who HASN'T got their head up their backside appreciates that that was due to the small matter of an unprecedented global financial crisis due to this little thing called Covid.
Wish it would hit here in Oz this 'financial crisis' as property prices are beyond a joke. Someone's got money
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Catalans on a fb post said their match got 288k average viewers & peak of 446k
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Wasnt Super League back in the day launched on April 1? If so, could be a genuine announcement with a slap in someone's face?
Let's hope it's something worth counting down for!
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5 hours ago, ELBOWSEYE said:
If the same standard of financial incompetence was scorned at over hearland clubs repeatedly doing the equivalent or worse a high percentage of clubs would not be here.
Plus lets see how many super league clubs in the UK would have survived without £28 million loans + grants from the govt? Please, no time to still be on high horses about the Wolfpack.
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2 minutes ago, The Future is League said:
The Warriors and the Titans have a lot of work to do on their memberships
Titans numbers are woeful but Warriors are coming into their second season of playing in Australia. Prior to covid I think they had 18,000 plus members. Definately one of the hardest hit due to circumstances out of their control not being able to play home games in NZ hence not being able to sell match memberships.
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Another interesting thing about tv ratings is the almost snail pace conversion of the whole ratings system.
The set top box method is outdated & the technology is there for it to be replaced by digital technology that is in place in just about every tv out there.
The question is why the recitence in keeping this flawed rating system when they can virtually access the results of who is watching what in about 90 % of households?
Why does the NRL virtually outrate the AFL on platforms like foxsports, kayo etc where this digital reading of who view what already exists but not on fta?
Surely when we are told AFL fans are 'wealthier' & watch the game in 'greater' numbers blah blah, they are suddenly beaten in the more 'expensive' realm of 'pay' tv & ultimately more accurate method of ratings measurement?
I think there is a good reason to drag the knuckles on tv ratings measurement for fta when it favors a certain narrative.
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They have signed a streaming deal to show their championship on Flick Sports
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On the wiki page of Plough Lane they mention the London Broncos..just saying.
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What is the latest on South African Rugby League?
in The General Rugby League Forum
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One just has to look at the number of South Africans who have played in the English RL over many decades & successfully, to realise the potential for the game there.