Do teams get extra money from TV games
Do teams get extra money from TV games
I don't know if they do or not but out of the 27 games this year if they do get extra payments Sky must be sponsoring Warrington
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Im not 100% but Sky used to pay a certain amount, quite a large amount, to the RFL to show RL games, and the RFL share this equally between all SL teams.
Sky can then choose a certain amount of games to show, but they can choose any.
I think this still happens but someone else may have to confirm this!
Sky can then choose a certain amount of games to show, but they can choose any.
I think this still happens but someone else may have to confirm this!
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AFAIK they agreed a record deal at the end of last season/beginning of this season to televise Super League games until 2011. BBC also has a share of international games.
As said a fee is paid to the RFL at the start of each season, with clubs then getting a lump fee for televised games.
I'm sure I heard from someone that the payment each club gets is roughly 12k.
As said a fee is paid to the RFL at the start of each season, with clubs then getting a lump fee for televised games.
I'm sure I heard from someone that the payment each club gets is roughly 12k.
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