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Footy media , love’m or hate’ m ?
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Not sure .
I find Jack very good , I don’t watch any of the “ shows” so I haven’t seen the Skip , no doubt he’d be exceptional
Nine close in on Cornes replacement: What footy will look like on your TV in 2025
The battle of the TV networks has become almost as fierce as the contest for AFL premiership points. Who will be on your screen in 2025, and how will footy look in 2025?
Something that appears to have been slipped into the new agreement is that for the 1st 15 rounds, Ch 7 cannot show any games live on a Saturday (except specials like Dreamtime, Anzac Day etc.) They will be on a 2hr delay (or an hour for night games).
I reckon this is a terrible deal- i know Foxtel have paid the money, but the idea that only those with pay TV can watch a game live on a Saturday night is going to cost the AFL a bit of love i reckon. (and they cant really afford to lose much more.)
I only watch Kayo but that’s shitful for the average viewer, especially 55+
Nine close in on Cornes replacement: What footy will look like on your TV in 2025
The battle of the TV networks has become almost as fierce as the contest for AFL premiership points. Who will be on your screen in 2025, and how will footy look in 2025?www.theage.com.au
Something that appears to have been slipped into the new agreement is that for the 1st 15 rounds, Ch 7 cannot show any games live on a Saturday (except specials like Dreamtime, Anzac Day etc.) They will be on a 2hr delay (or an hour for night games).
I reckon this is a terrible deal- i know Foxtel have paid the money, but the idea that only those with pay TV can watch a game live on a Saturday night is going to cost the AFL a bit of love i reckon. (and they cant really afford to lose much more.)
The less the better.Nine close in on Cornes replacement: What footy will look like on your TV in 2025
The battle of the TV networks has become almost as fierce as the contest for AFL premiership points. Who will be on your screen in 2025, and how will footy look in 2025?
Something that appears to have been slipped into the new agreement is that for the 1st 15 rounds, Ch 7 cannot show any games live on a Saturday (except specials like Dreamtime, Anzac Day etc.) They will be on a 2hr delay (or an hour for night games).
I reckon this is a terrible deal- i know Foxtel have paid the money, but the idea that only those with pay TV can watch a game live on a Saturday night is going to cost the AFL a bit of love i reckon. (and they cant really afford to lose much more.)
I hate watching other clubs
I hope this doesn’t do for footy what a similar deal has done to cricket. Not every fan can afford pay tv. I keep hearing ‘was there a cricket match on?’, I sincerely hope it doesn’t get to the stage where I hear ‘was there a footy game on?’Nine close in on Cornes replacement: What footy will look like on your TV in 2025
The battle of the TV networks has become almost as fierce as the contest for AFL premiership points. Who will be on your screen in 2025, and how will footy look in 2025?
Something that appears to have been slipped into the new agreement is that for the 1st 15 rounds, Ch 7 cannot show any games live on a Saturday (except specials like Dreamtime, Anzac Day etc.) They will be on a 2hr delay (or an hour for night games).
I reckon this is a terrible deal- i know Foxtel have paid the money, but the idea that only those with pay TV can watch a game live on a Saturday night is going to cost the AFL a bit of love i reckon. (and they cant really afford to lose much more.)
*smile*, I'm a long way past 55 n it's not a problem at all. Guess it might be a tad difficult if you've still got a black n white T.V. or something but FMD it's 2024 not the dark ages of the 50s n 60s.
Bloody hell, this really is going back to the future. What year is it, 1995?Nine close in on Cornes replacement: What footy will look like on your TV in 2025
The battle of the TV networks has become almost as fierce as the contest for AFL premiership points. Who will be on your screen in 2025, and how will footy look in 2025?
Something that appears to have been slipped into the new agreement is that for the 1st 15 rounds, Ch 7 cannot show any games live on a Saturday (except specials like Dreamtime, Anzac Day etc.) They will be on a 2hr delay (or an hour for night games).
I reckon this is a terrible deal- i know Foxtel have paid the money, but the idea that only those with pay TV can watch a game live on a Saturday night is going to cost the AFL a bit of love i reckon. (and they cant really afford to lose much more.)
The other part hidden away in that article is that Foxtel are going to move some sport including some footy shows on to Binge which is a move to get subscribers over to Hubbl rather than just Kayo.
They can move all there shows to pay TV.
I won't watch it because I won't pay for it.
Especially when we will struggle to win 5 games
I won't watch it because I won't pay for it.
Especially when we will struggle to win 5 games
I dont think they are moving them, i think they will be on both- at least that is how i read it.
i would assume to try to get people who would go full Kayo but want a bit of sport to go to Binge.
Maybe it is a precursor to Binge have different levels, and getting rid of Kayo?
Maybe but they sort of have that now with Hubbl I thought but it is incredibly confusing
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I thought we was in 2024
Nearly 68,000 attended the 2026 round nine game between the two sides, with six of the Dogs' top 10 home and away crowds featuring the Magpies.
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Nearly 68,000 attended the 2026 round nine game between the two sides, with six of the Dogs' top 10 home and away crowds featuring the Magpies.
Bulldogs to mark centenary celebrations against Magpies
The Western Bulldogs will celebrate their 100-year anniversary against Collingwood at the MCG in round two
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