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Just now, whatwhat say what said:

fta networks - via the companies that own them - have been shedding staff for a decade

they basically don't make local drama

they buy sports rights and make 'reality' garbage

You're not telling me anything I don't already know

They'll just slash further and buy cheap products that the masses want to watch.  And that includes the AFL & NRL even though it seems like a lot of money

In a general sense the masses decide 

 
1 minute ago, Macca said:

You're not telling me anything I don't already know

They'll just slash further and buy cheap products that the masses want to watch.  And that includes the AFL & NRL even though it seems like a lot of money

In a general sense the masses decide 

they pay 30% currently to broadcast about a third of the games

it'll be interesting to see what happens post-2031

changes to the anti-siphoning laws may change things

 

This is more like it

Slytheran-5 points!

 

Just now, Sir Windsor said:

Cats getting a decent ride from the umps

You must be joking!!🤮


Lions are looking better when they are running continuously from the back line. They were trying to over use the ball in the first half.


Joe is killing it.

Tuned into channel 7 today to see what Bruce was going to be doing. Glad I did. Nice little bit of reminiscing. Commentary is nowhere near what it should be since the older guys retired.

Oh [censored] [censored] Berry. [censored] useless shi

 

5 minutes ago, DiscoStu17 said:

Lions are looking better when they are running continuously from the back line. They were trying to over use the ball in the first half.

They are using the corridor so well

My boy Rayner has lifted

 

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