An 18 year old was training with the adult teams all year, the opportunity to play in at least 14 league games and at least 6 Championship games, not to mention any other teams he may be involved in through school/university.
I reckon thats pretty alright, would you like more?
Sky sports basically said the inter county season is so boring now with round robins and super 8s that we couldnât be arsed showing it one of our six or so channels.
What they basically said was âwe tried this for a few years and got fuck all value out of it, so as a business decision we decided to get out of itâ.
But shur look it, if you need it spelled outâŚ
Shur the All Stars are on tomorrow night, and nobody is even bothering predict the teams or POTY awards because nobody remembers anything from the Championships.
The Limericks have been hotly debating All Stars for the last couple of days.
Weâve matured as a forum beyond picking All Star teams. Weâre on the brink of WW3 and an energy crisis that is going to end the planet. Come up for air like a good fella.
So basically it looks like the new tv deal will actually cost the gaa money as opposed to bring money into the association.
Link?
There going to produce the games themselves. Rte unable to make it pay or sky so itâs hard to see how the gaa will make it pay.
Is that what youâre basing it on?! Ah lad. Go off and lie down there.
What else would you base them making a profit on it?
So what youâre now saying is, you werenât happy when you couldnât watch it, you werenât happy when you had to pay to watch it and now you wonât be happy when the GAA are possibly funding it for you to watch it?
When will you be happy?
Where did I say I wasnât happy you guesser?
Now answer the question you were asked. What else would you base them making money off it?
Seems to be a fairly major cock up by the gaa. Absolutely nobody wants the tv rights for obvious reasons.
Sky pulled the plug so now there left producing the games themselves. You couldnât pay me to watch games on a laptop or phone on gaa go and Iâd imagine many are the same. Itâll also be interesting what they charge too as youâd assume theyâll seriously have to jazz up the production of the games or otherwise they wonât sell many subscriptions.
I guess itâs possible other streaming services would come in to play but not many of those want to operate at a loss either.
RTĂ canât make it pay?
Nobody will be paying you, thatâs not how it works
I wonder what actual number signed up to sky sports because of the gaa games being on it. Im going to hazard a guess that barely anybody did in the end.
Going to be another cost for the fan to watch games. You could justify it if they lowered
The cost of attending games particularly when thereâs so many games now.
I know of about 20+, Iâm sure there was a few more around the world.
The AntiClubContrarians will twist anything to suit their agenda