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Govt to hold more talks with prem to offer live games on bbc to keep people still possibly not completely out of lock down some live sport and entertainment. They've decided it will boost moral all round
Morale.....fucking MORALE!!
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Would be good. Let's hopeGovt to hold more talks with prem to offer live games on bbc to keep people still possibly not completely out of lock down some live sport and entertainment. They've decided it will boost moral all round
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Norwich will be praying for this . Just think of the Leeds fans though
The Dutch league has null and voided the season. No champion, no relegation, no promotion
I wonder how it will work with broadcasting deals. Can the BBC afford approx £400m for the rest of the season? I doubt it. Sky and BT won’t be paying it if they don’t broadcast it. Maybe adverts on the BBC when games are on but that seems unlikely.
Isn’t the “suggestion” that all games should be on free to air tv? Unless you mean BBC red button, if so I can’t see sky and BT agreeing to that.BBC will probably get one match a week, while the other matches will be on Sky/BT.
Every Premier League match will probably be live via the red button.
I think the broadcasters would go for that but I think the Government want it free to air to stop people going around other peoples houses to watch football if they don’t have sky/bt.How about the BBC show the 3PM kickoffs, everything else stays with Sky/BT.
I think the broadcasters would go for that but I think the Government want it free to air to stop people going around other peoples houses to watch football if they don’t have sky/bt.
No reason why all matches can't be free to air on sky / bt and now tv. they just have to remove the pay wall. The advertising would justify it.
Agree with you mate, my missus is fed up of hearing me say this.Can not see Sky or BT going for that.
What about the Sky Sports subscription which I'm guessing most people have currently suspended, it will be costing them millions.
Sky/BT would want millions back from the Premiership clubs to cover their lost revenue.
The only way I can see it working with the TV companies is Sky/BT & Amazon(if they have any games left) choose their games as before to show live.
All the games are then broadcast live but only to season ticket holders of each club that's playing through their relevant clubs channel (Which would also help the problem of refunds on season tickets)
The clubs could offer a pay per game charge to supporters who don't have season tickets to cover the pay on the day fans. Sky/BT could also offer the same.
Match of the Day would broadcast as normal on the night of the games.
Sounds complicated and not sure on the logistics of it all but it's the only way I can see that keeps the fans of clubs relatively happy while at the same time protecting the income of the clubs & TV companies.
You’re right someone is not going to get what they want and seen as sky/BT will be paying out a lot of money it will probably be the Govt who don’t get what they want.I get that point, but at the moment Sky Sports have paused subscription fees. No one will want to start paying subscriptions again if live sport is free to watch on the BBC.
Football clubs need the money and I can’t see Sky or BT paying the full amount to clubs if they can’t generate subscription income.
I understood the BBC red button service was about to finish. Have I misheard?Isn’t the “suggestion” that all games should be on free to air tv? Unless you mean BBC red button, if so I can’t see sky and BT agreeing to that.
For a country that it still suffering from 800 a day deaths, which cannot provide the required level of PPE equipment for front line staff and cannot undertake the desired level of testing for the same Important people, which for them is a life & death situation, to even consider restarting the football season is immoral.
The logistical and financial effort needed to complete the season would be in stark contrast to the response to the pandemic so far.
That’s before we even start on the potential health risks to the players.
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