if we played on sky as much as the likes of leeds and wigan did we'd probably make the playoffs every season because we always seem to play well. Well over the past few years we have anyway!
He probably does and convinces them not to put us on to save him any embarrassment if we were to get hammered! He's got a dwindling reputation to protect
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we do seem to play better on sky until we on sky at the magic weekend but now its time to change i hope we get more time on sky next year even if we dont it wont bother me that much i will be at every game hopefully
Can never understand why we only get 3 games. A few years ago Salford v Leigh in a cup game drew a TV audience of 21 Million on BBC grandstand. Who at Sky actually decides the matches and how many times a team are on Sky? It just doesn't seem fair because the more you are on TV the more money you get.
Are you 100% sure about that mate??? When was this?
National League teams get much more TV exposure on Sky than we do!
The problem is the club are being sold short and its bound to have a detrimental impact on sponsorship when compared to other clubs who get twice or three times as much tv exposure as us. I'm surprised this hasn't been raised before because the person(s) responsible for selecting games are in a position to influence club finances and I question if it's being done honestly and fairly?
i think , wigan warrington or hull kr , will be are biggest gate possibably in the region of 9 thousand , depending if we blend together early on with so many new faces in the team , and if we do, and the results go right ,i feel we will get a bit more coverage on sky , but perhaps i am jusat living in hope
Are you 100% sure about that mate??? When was this?
Early 1990's before Sky was big. I remember being totally shocked when I read it at the time. From memory it was a cold rainy Saturday afternoon in November. Everybody probably thought I can't be bothered going out in this weather and switched the telly on.
Who at Sky actually decides the matches and how many times a team are on Sky? It just doesn't seem fair because the more you are on TV the more money you get.
