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WEvans
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Well we have had one rule for the Cheats and one for everyone else in the Premiership for the last six years so ....
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PiffPaff
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Taffy, as mentioned elsewhere there is no relegation from the Championship as there is no National 1 to get promoted from.
I doubt the Championship will actually happen. Super League and RFL Championship have moved their start date back to 26th March...... and I doubt those will happen also, particularly RFL Champ as they need crowds. No TV deal, no wads of Governing body funding and the RFL Champ Clubs and Div.1 can only do non-contact training because they aren't "elite" sport. That sounds very similar to many RFU Championship Clubs, think only 3 or 4 clubs are full-time Sarries, Ealing, Donny off the top of my head other Clubs have players who also work for a living and therefore won't be getting the vaccine until September-ish. Depressing all round IMHO
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Raider999
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Depressing, but Realistic I am afraid. |
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Woody
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Given the RFU and PRL and England rugby all want or need Saracens back in the Prem I think it is likely that a truncated Championship shall take place solely to facilitate the return of Sarries and either Donny or Ealing to make up the even numbers in a ringfenced league once the precendent has been set by this COVID season.
I don't think it should as it is of no benefit to the game as a whole but that is no longer a barrier to theses decisions. The rest of the Championship clubs will be crucified financially for nothing. The testing costs alone are prohibitive without any income. |
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stadium
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Ugo Monye BT Sport presenter said on the BBC SPORT Rugby Pod that it is "just not right to ring fence the Premier League". Top Guy.
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Stalwart
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Good old Ugo!
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Raider999
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I think my memory is correct, in that he said the opposite whilst commentating on a game earlier this season. |
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Raider999
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There is a major problem with increasing the number of teams in the Premiership to 13 or 14 - this means increasing the number of weekly rounds from 22 to 26.
To achieve this something must go - either the Premiership Cup or the end of season play-offs (or both). |
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Mickyboy
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Marigold Bedford Blues state that every home game is worth minimum of 50k to them which more than covers trips to Jersey and Cornwall which involves overnight stay
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Rabbie Burns
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I think you will find that clubs in Nat1 & 2 could be turning over 20 - 30k per match day depending on who is being played, 1000 spectators equals 15k in simple terms before a pint/burger or anything else bought
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marigold
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'Marigold Bedford Blues state that every home game is worth minimum of
50k to them which more than covers trips to Jersey and Cornwall which
involves overnight stay' MB that may well have been the case when the RFU were giving them £560k to play 15 home games per season. This season they will get less than £150k for the season so the figure is nowhere near that, plus the costs of trips to Jersey and Cornwall have significantly increased due to Covid requirements. I would love to see evidence of a profit of £50k per match.
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stadium
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Raider999 perhaps Ugo has been influenced by BTSport who have just signed a new 4 year contract with the Premier League which they say would not be popular with viewers without Promotion and Relegation.
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Bluesman11
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I would love to see evidence that revenue from a home game with 2500 spectators isn’t enough to cover the cost of hiring a bus for a day. That revenue generated on match days has nothing to do with the money received from the RFU? |
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OLDALIKADOO10
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If they ring fenced the premiership, I would watch Glos v anyone and I would follow Brizzle. Apart from that, no disrespect to Northampton v Leicester, no interest and I think a lot of rugby fans would feel the same. If there is no consequence
For finishing last, how could you expect players to give 100% each week
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Robb
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Look at what happened when the lesser code did it. They had Harlequins RL getting smacked around every season, no-one wants to see that. They want to see clubs fight to avoid dropping.
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Fly Half
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Please keep your repeated bigotry out of discussions on rugby,particularly when your bogotry is consistently incorrect. There is no such team as Harlequins RL. Lets be realistic,one code is all about running,tackling,passing and scoring tries,whilst union is about kicking and clapping,together with collapsing and resetting. Even the BT commentators are getting bored with the game. Have a nice day and take that bag of potatos off your shoulder.
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The Blues
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It isn’t a profit, just turnover, but simple maths 2,500 @ £20 gross = £41,667, that is before the hundreds that take up hospitality, stand seats which cost more, beer sales etc. etc. £50k is only £20 net from everyone very achievable. When we had playoffs years ago we were getting around £75k for semi finals and £100k for the final against Newcastle. The other big loss is the sponsorship boards, not sure many clubs have boards covered inside and outside the perimeter of the ground and any other location that they can be fitted. That is another massive revenue stream, which may be lost/reduced.
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Raider999
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I think you are correct, most clubs are not very pro-active when it comes to generating income. |
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Robb
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There was a Harlequins RL back when they had a ringfenced Super League. You may know them now as London Broncos. Oh and by the way, league is just "5 tackles, kick and pray then repeat". Just saying.
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Fly Half
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Robb,stop digging,you really dont have the intelligence. Broncos were vastly more competitive than Irish,Worcester and Newcastle in their various relegation seasons and certainly never dropped to the sordid depths of Saracens. I've both played and watched both codes of rugby,whilst you have been trying to understand the difference between a maul and a ruck. As it happens I much prefer SL to the Premiership,whilst at the community level,say level 5/6,I happen to prefer union. The codes are very different but each can learn from the other. I am very open minded on the pros and cons of each but unlike you,I'm not an ill informed bigot. I happen to have an extremely close connection with the Broncos and have had since I lived in Wandsworth 40 yrs ago. I've forgotten,more than you will have ever known. Now be a good boy and take that dummy out of your mouth. |
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