Liam Williams wrote:Supercharged Scarlets are laughing. Fourteen of their youth are in South Africa right now...
You sold your naming rights to a music store in Brighton?
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Liam Williams wrote:Supercharged Scarlets are laughing. Fourteen of their youth are in South Africa right now...
Yeah but that's not my point, this is just a not terribly exciting wee story to try to generate some enthusiasm for a tournament it appears no sponsors are fighting to be associated with.Rooster wrote:I see it is a 4 year deal so £3.5 million a year, but that does not sound as dramaticBaggyTrousers wrote:So no sponsors/associates/partners so lets throw out a tale about "£14m may be conservative."![]()
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Just a different way of saying somebody wants to watch it, nobody wants to sponsor it.![]()
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Interesting thought but that would depend what people have signed up for. I'd be surprised if there is not an agreement for division of sponsorship & advertising revenue.BR wrote:But this way they will have an excuse, when they opt for local sponsorship deals
Took a while to find this again. Relevance; - Youth, experience of a tough rugby environment and playing like we did in the first twenty for the remaining 60. It will result in a world cup winners medal.Gael wrote:Relevance?
Liam Williams wrote:Supercharged Scarlets are laughing. Fourteen of their youth are in South Africa right now...
It's like How a Green Was My Valley all over again. Hard times...Cornerfleg wrote:Liam Williams wrote:Supercharged Scarlets are laughing. Fourteen of their youth are in South Africa right now...
Are they looking for work?
That's a surprise, I thought the sequel was "How black was my slagheap"............... or should that be slag sheep?Snipe Watson wrote:It's like How a Green Was My Valley all over again. Hard times...Cornerfleg wrote:Liam Williams wrote:Supercharged Scarlets are laughing. Fourteen of their youth are in South Africa right now...
Are they looking for work?
You must admit Mike, it's all going outstandingly well for the Superduper Cup incmikerob wrote:Apparently the T14 broadcast deal with Canal+ announced earlier this year has been knocked on the head by the French courts (there were complaints from another broadcaster about the process to award the rights)
Something else that will delay rights for the super-duper cup being sold in France?
I saw a link for a ruling that states basically that the Canal+ coverage goes ahead this season but negotiations for the next season for all French matches including the super duper start in November.Snipe Watson wrote:You must admit Mike, it's all going outstandingly well for the Superduper Cup incmikerob wrote:Apparently the T14 broadcast deal with Canal+ announced earlier this year has been knocked on the head by the French courts (there were complaints from another broadcaster about the process to award the rights)
Something else that will delay rights for the super-duper cup being sold in France?
http://www.bathchronicle.co.uk/TOM-BRAD ... story.htmlBath Rugby return to Europe’s much- vaunted ‘top table’ in October. But just how big will the feast be? And who will be providing the drinks?
The Heineken Cup could well be a thing of the past, but it might be a case of “the Heineken Cup is dead, long live the Heineken Cup”, because the brewer is understood to be in line to be the new Rugby Champions Cup’s lead sponsor.
One of the reasons for English and French clubs initially serving their notice to withdraw from the old Heineken Cup was that they felt clubs weren’t receiving enough of the tournament’s revenues – and that those revenues, under better management, could be significantly greater.
Step forward Switzerland- based European Professional Club Rugby, the club-backed organisation responsible for running the Rugby Champions Cup. It has a target of making the competition worth £100m per year.
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But will the tournament produce that kind of cash?
I understand that, for its opening season, the Rugby Champions Cup is likely to have three rather than five main sponsors.
That might look disappointing, but then it’s early days for the new competition, which was embroiled in all manner of eleventh-hour negotiations last season during the protracted demise of European Cup Rugby, the now-defunct organiser of the Heineken Cup,
And a source close to commercial negotiations for the Rugby Champions Cup tells me that the tournament is close to confirming a 200 per cent increase in the value of international TV rights and a 70 per cent increase in the value of UK rights.
In other words, the top table is still likely to have some choice morsels on it.
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