It was talked about on 'Grandstand' yesterday that after the ECB sold
the cricket rights to pay TV there has been a drop off in grass roots >cricket and they are now trying to get some back on FTA. Is this true.
The ACB is going own the same path and if it wasn't for anti siphoning--
laws there would be no proper cricket on FTA.
It was talked about on 'Grandstand' yesterday that after the ECB sold
the cricket rights to pay TV there has been a drop off in grass roots cricket and they are now trying to get some back on FTA. Is this true.
The ACB is going own the same path and if it wasn't for anti siphoning
laws there would be no proper cricket on FTA.
On Sun, 29 Nov 2020 10:18:07 +1100, Dechucka wrote:
It was talked about on 'Grandstand' yesterday that after the ECB sold
the cricket rights to pay TV there has been a drop off in grass roots
cricket and they are now trying to get some back on FTA. Is this true.
The ACB is going own the same path and if it wasn't for anti siphoning
laws there would be no proper cricket on FTA.
For the nth time Chuck, the "ACB" is long dead. It's CA now.
Anyway to your point... CAs concern with grass roots cricket suffers from precisely the same flaw as pollies setting policy and funding for public schools. Their kids go to private schools so they don't give a toss about either.
On 30/11/2020 6:41 am, alvey wrote:
On Sun, 29 Nov 2020 10:18:07 +1100, Dechucka wrote:
It was talked about on 'Grandstand' yesterday that after the ECB sold
the cricket rights to pay TV there has been a drop off in grass roots
cricket and they are now trying to get some back on FTA. Is this true.
The ACB is going own the same path and if it wasn't for anti siphoning
laws there would be no proper cricket on FTA.
For the nth time Chuck, the "ACB" is long dead. It's CA now.
Shit eh
Anyway to your point... CAs concern with grass roots cricket suffers from
precisely the same flaw as pollies setting policy and funding for public
schools. Their kids go to private schools so they don't give a toss about
either.
That may well be the reason but I see it as short sighted. Yep they have
the big bucks now but if it is effecting the future of cricket obviously
not good. It is even dumber if they can see what is happening in the UK after EB sold of all the rights to pay TV.
On Mon, 30 Nov 2020 07:21:13 +1100, Dechucka wrote:
On 30/11/2020 6:41 am, alvey wrote:
On Sun, 29 Nov 2020 10:18:07 +1100, Dechucka wrote:
It was talked about on 'Grandstand' yesterday that after the ECB sold
the cricket rights to pay TV there has been a drop off in grass roots
cricket and they are now trying to get some back on FTA. Is this true. >>>>
The ACB is going own the same path and if it wasn't for anti siphoning >>>> laws there would be no proper cricket on FTA.
For the nth time Chuck, the "ACB" is long dead. It's CA now.
Shit eh
Anyway to your point... CAs concern with grass roots cricket suffers from >>> precisely the same flaw as pollies setting policy and funding for public >>> schools. Their kids go to private schools so they don't give a toss about >>> either.
That may well be the reason but I see it as short sighted. Yep they have
the big bucks now but if it is effecting the future of cricket obviously
not good. It is even dumber if they can see what is happening in the UK
after EB sold of all the rights to pay TV.
Welcome to capitalism!
On 30/11/2020 7:30 am, alvey wrote:
On Mon, 30 Nov 2020 07:21:13 +1100, Dechucka wrote:
On 30/11/2020 6:41 am, alvey wrote:
On Sun, 29 Nov 2020 10:18:07 +1100, Dechucka wrote:
It was talked about on 'Grandstand' yesterday that after the ECB sold >>>>> the cricket rights to pay TV there has been a drop off in grass roots >>>>> cricket and they are now trying to get some back on FTA. Is this true. >>>>>
The ACB is going own the same path and if it wasn't for anti siphoning >>>>> laws there would be no proper cricket on FTA.
For the nth time Chuck, the "ACB" is long dead. It's CA now.
Shit eh
Anyway to your point... CAs concern with grass roots cricket suffers from >>>> precisely the same flaw as pollies setting policy and funding for public >>>> schools. Their kids go to private schools so they don't give a toss about >>>> either.
That may well be the reason but I see it as short sighted. Yep they have >>> the big bucks now but if it is effecting the future of cricket obviously >>> not good. It is even dumber if they can see what is happening in the UK
after EB sold of all the rights to pay TV.
Welcome to capitalism!
Didn't expect a sensible discussion when I saw you replying and I was
not disappointed
In message <65-dnd8uyv8sR1_CnZ2dnUU7-TXNnZ2d@westnet.com.au>, Dechucka <Dechucka1@hotmail.com> writes
It was talked about on 'Grandstand' yesterday that after the ECB sold
the cricket rights to pay TV there has been a drop off in grass roots
cricket and they are now trying to get some back on FTA. Is this true.
Yes, The ECB did a deal which came into force for the 2020 English
season whereby the BBC can show England home T20s and some matches in
the new Hundred competition live,
as well as hour-long highlights of
other England home matches (which had previously been shown on a
different FTA channel)..
On 29/11/2020 8:19 pm, John Hall wrote:
In message <65-dnd8uyv8sR1_CnZ2dnUU7-TXNnZ2d@westnet.com.au>, Dechucka
<Dechucka1@hotmail.com> writes
It was talked about on 'Grandstand' yesterday that after the ECB sold
the cricket rights to pay TV there has been a drop off in grass roots
cricket and they are now trying to get some back on FTA. Is this true.
Yes, The ECB did a deal which came into force for the 2020 English
season whereby the BBC can show England home T20s and some matches in
the new Hundred competition live,
Had to look up the rules/laws for his.
On 30/11/2020 8:48 am, Dechucka wrote:
On 29/11/2020 8:19 pm, John Hall wrote:
In message <65-dnd8uyv8sR1_CnZ2dnUU7-TXNnZ2d@westnet.com.au>,Had to look up the rules/laws for his.
Dechucka <Dechucka1@hotmail.com> writes
It was talked about on 'Grandstand' yesterday that after the ECB
sold the cricket rights to pay TV there has been a drop off in
grass roots cricket and they are now trying to get some back on
FTA. Is this true.
Yes, The ECB did a deal which came into force for the 2020 English >>>season whereby the BBC can show England home T20s and some matches in >>>the new Hundred competition live,
this
On 29/11/2020 8:19 pm, John Hall wrote:yes it certainly seems that way. they seem determined to try and replicate something similar to the IPL/BB, and the existing T20 comp didnt satisfy
In message <65-dnd8uyv8sR1_C...@westnet.com.au>, Dechucka <Dech...@hotmail.com> writes
It was talked about on 'Grandstand' yesterday that after the ECB sold
the cricket rights to pay TV there has been a drop off in grass roots
cricket and they are now trying to get some back on FTA. Is this true.
Yes, The ECB did a deal which came into force for the 2020 EnglishHad to look up the rules/laws for his. Games are getting shorter and
season whereby the BBC can show England home T20s and some matches in
the new Hundred competition live,
more hit and giggle imho.
On Sunday, November 29, 2020 at 9:49:08 PM UTC, dech...@hotmail.com wrote:
On 29/11/2020 8:19 pm, John Hall wrote:
In message <65-dnd8uyv8sR1_C...@westnet.com.au>, DechuckaHad to look up the rules/laws for his. Games are getting shorter and
<Dech...@hotmail.com> writes
It was talked about on 'Grandstand' yesterday that after the ECB sold
the cricket rights to pay TV there has been a drop off in grass roots
cricket and they are now trying to get some back on FTA. Is this true.
Yes, The ECB did a deal which came into force for the 2020 English
season whereby the BBC can show England home T20s and some matches in
the new Hundred competition live,
more hit and giggle imho.
yes it certainly seems that way. they seem determined to try and replicate something similar to the IPL/BB, and the existing T20 comp didnt satisfy them.
the only good thing about covid was that it forced the cancelation of the 100,
but unfortunately the ECB had apparently invested about -u200 million in this commercialised thrash about, so they probably be desperate to stage it next year.
btw what are these anti siphoning laws in cricket?
On 1/12/2020 10:41 am, mike wrote:
On Sunday, November 29, 2020 at 9:49:08 PM UTC, dech...@hotmail.com wrote: >>> On 29/11/2020 8:19 pm, John Hall wrote:
yes it certainly seems that way. they seem determined to try and >>replicateIn message <65-dnd8uyv8sR1_C...@westnet.com.au>, DechuckaHad to look up the rules/laws for his. Games are getting shorter and
<Dech...@hotmail.com> writes
It was talked about on 'Grandstand' yesterday that after the ECB sold >>>>> the cricket rights to pay TV there has been a drop off in grass roots >>>>> cricket and they are now trying to get some back on FTA. Is this true. >>>>Yes, The ECB did a deal which came into force for the 2020 English
season whereby the BBC can show England home T20s and some matches in
the new Hundred competition live,
more hit and giggle imho.
something similar to the IPL/BB, and the existing T20 comp didnt satisfy
them.
the only good thing about covid was that it forced the cancelation
of the 100,
but unfortunately the ECB had apparently invested about u200 million in this >> commercialised thrash about, so they probably be desperate to stage it next >> year.
btw what are these anti siphoning laws in cricket?
When pay TV became big and sport was being bought up the Gov made laws
that certain sports events like home Test cricket, the Olympics etc
must be shown on FTA
https://www.communications.gov.au/policy/policy-listing/anti-siphoning
On Sunday, November 29, 2020 at 9:49:08 PM UTC, dech...@hotmail.com wrote:
On 29/11/2020 8:19 pm, John Hall wrote:
In message <65-dnd8uyv8sR1_C...@westnet.com.au>, DechuckaHad to look up the rules/laws for his. Games are getting shorter and
<Dech...@hotmail.com> writes
It was talked about on 'Grandstand' yesterday that after the ECB sold >>>> the cricket rights to pay TV there has been a drop off in grass roots >>>> cricket and they are now trying to get some back on FTA. Is this true. >>>Yes, The ECB did a deal which came into force for the 2020 English
season whereby the BBC can show England home T20s and some matches in
the new Hundred competition live,
more hit and giggle imho.
yes it certainly seems that way. they seem determined to try and replicate something similar to the IPL/BB, and the existing T20 comp didnt satisfy them.
the only good thing about covid was that it forced the cancelation of the 100,
but unfortunately the ECB had apparently invested about u200 million in this commercialised thrash about, so they probably be desperate to stage it next year.
btw what are these anti siphoning laws in cricket?
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