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Man U game, TV money question
PragueAddick
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This is prompted by my brother texting me that he is going, but that its not on any TV channels, so he presumes I won’t be able to watch. I will, because it’s on Viaplay Sport, and my buddy’s son lends me his account details. Viaplay is a big Scandi TV company, looking to open up in the UK. They show a lot of English footie from all competitions, including Charlton games which are coverd by Sky. But not just those. It looks like they have bought a complete rights package for the Carabao Cup. I was able to enjoy the Brighton game, with Swedish commentary.
So the question is , which English footie entity sold them the rights? My best guess is the FA. So what broadcast fee money will Charlton get from it?
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EFL sold the rights. Viaplay has been in the Uk for since November since they took over Premier Sports. 14.99 per month2
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I would hazard a guess at diddly squat.1
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But of course barred from showing it to UK customers. Usual bollocks.shirty5 said:EFL sold the rights. Viaplay has been in the Uk for since November since they took over Premier Sports. 14.99 per month1 -
Probably. But I'm interested to know if there is something. That something, say £20k, could help to pay for Valley Pass for another year.superclive98 said:I would hazard a guess at diddly squat.
I now see that a lot of other usual suspects have the rights at least. DAZN (whom the German lads rely on, but they're all at OT this time) and BEIN sport, for example. It's a rights bundle with the league games. It may well be that it's just divved out among EFL clubs on a more less equal basis with nothing extra for being chosen for screening.0 -
If it's not broadcast by Sky in the UK then I don't think that we receive any TV money. Even the competition prize money is awful, with last year's losing quarter-finalists receiving a whole £20k, losing semi-finalists £25k, runners-up £50k and winners £100k.PragueAddick said:
Probably. But I'm interested to know if there is something. That something, say £20k, could help to pay for Valley Pass for another year.superclive98 said:I would hazard a guess at diddly squat.
I now see that a lot of other usual suspects have the rights at least. DAZN (whom the German lads rely on, but they're all at OT this time) and BEIN sport, for example. It's a rights bundle with the league games. It may well be that it's just divved out among EFL clubs on a more less equal basis with nothing extra for being chosen for screening.
We will have to be satisfied with 45% of the net ground receipts from Old Trafford.0 -
The EFL would sell the rights for the EFL cupPragueAddick said:This is prompted by my brother texting me that he is going, but that its not on any TV channels, so he presumes I won’t be able to watch. I will, because it’s on Viaplay Sport, and my buddy’s son lends me his account details. Viaplay is a big Scandi TV company, looking to open up in the UK. They show a lot of English footie from all competitions, including Charlton games which are coverd by Sky. But not just those. It looks like they have bought a complete rights package for the Carabao Cup. I was able to enjoy the Brighton game, with Swedish commentary.So the question is , which English footie entity sold them the rights? My best guess is the FA. So what broadcast fee money will Charlton get from it?0 -
Has to be barred as Sky have the exclusive rights to this competition in the UKPragueAddick said:
But of course barred from showing it to UK customers. Usual bollocks.shirty5 said:EFL sold the rights. Viaplay has been in the Uk for since November since they took over Premier Sports. 14.99 per month0 -
Yep, @shirty5 corrected me on that earlier. Forgot that its the “EFL” Cup despite the presence of FAPL clubs. Negotiated by Pitch agency. I wonder then how much they give to the FAPL clubs, they won’t appear for free will they…JohnnyH2 said:
The EFL would sell the rights for the EFL cupPragueAddick said:This is prompted by my brother texting me that he is going, but that its not on any TV channels, so he presumes I won’t be able to watch. I will, because it’s on Viaplay Sport, and my buddy’s son lends me his account details. Viaplay is a big Scandi TV company, looking to open up in the UK. They show a lot of English footie from all competitions, including Charlton games which are coverd by Sky. But not just those. It looks like they have bought a complete rights package for the Carabao Cup. I was able to enjoy the Brighton game, with Swedish commentary.So the question is , which English footie entity sold them the rights? My best guess is the FA. So what broadcast fee money will Charlton get from it?
anyway looks we get nothing extra😡0 -
More importantly how much will we earn in the semis?2
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I’m going to have a stab in the dark and say £0.SantaClaus said:More importantly how much will we earn in the semis?5
