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Fox Sports announces Fox League programming

By Mediaweek

Posted on February 16, 2017



What to watch on Fox League this season

Fox Sports last night launched its dedicated Rugby League channel Fox League at an event at Birchgrove Oval.(Ha hA hA)

MORE: Fox Sports launches Fox League in front of sports/media who’s who

Switching on February 20, channel Fox Sports 502 will becomes Fox League, with all shows kicking off from February 27 in the lead-up to Round 1 kick off on March 2.

Joining the Fox family in 2017 is the highly sought-after sports presenter, Yvonne Sampson, who will lead a new era for Rugby League coverage alongside one of Australia’s brightest broadcasters, Matty Johns.

Other new faces joining the network include Justin Hodges, Brett Finch, Hannah Hollis.

In 2017, fans will hear from more of the most respected female sports presenters in the country with Sampson joined by Hollis, Lara Pitt, Megan Barnard, Tara Rushton and Jess Yates to feature prominently across the week’s programming.

Fox Sports CEO Patrick Delany said, “This is a game changing day for NRL. We’ve listened to fans and responded to their desire to see their game celebrated and enshrined in a place all of its own. That new place is Fox League. We are going to make what is already awesome, more awesome!”

Fox Sports Head of Television Steve Crawley said: “Fox League will put Rugby League onto the world map of sports broadcasting. It will be like no other and nothing Australian sports fans have ever experienced.

“We have an army of producers charging the channel and we have assembled the biggest, and best, line-up of talent possible. This channel has it all and we can’t wait for fans to experience it.”

Foxsports.com.au will be the ultimate online destination with all the news, videos, stats and analysis plus the most comprehensive live Match Centres in the game and NRL SuperCoach. Australia’s only dedicated 24/7 sports news channel, FOX SPORTS News 500 will have nightly dedicated bulletins with the return of NRL Tonight plus extensive league coverage across the day.



Monday

Monday Night with Matty Johns, Monday nights at 7.30pm
Monday Night with Matty Johns returns in 2017 at the new, family-friendly time of 7.30pm. Matty Johns and his regular crew of Gorden Tallis, Bryan Fletcher, Nathan Hindmarsh and Lara Pitt will wrap up the round’s action with plenty of laughs along the way.

NRL 360,
 Monday-Wednesday 6.30pm
From Monday to Wednesday, Ben Ikin and Paul Kent set the NRL agenda by dissecting all the big talking points impacting the game from every angle. Origin Coaches Laurie Daley and Kevin Walters combine for Coaches’ Night each Monday. Wests Tigers’ Aaron Woods, the Bulldogs’ James Graham and the Broncos’ Benji Marshall team up for Players’ Night on Tuesdays, while Billy Moore returns for Legends’ Night on Wednesdays. A collection of renowned Rugby League journalists, including Buzz Rothfield, Andrew Webster, Paul Crawley and Dean Ritchie will feature across the week to offer their take on the biggest news stories.

Tuesday

On the Couch with Sterlo, Tuesday nights at 7.30pm
League legend Peter Sterling is joined each week by NRL greats Corey Parker, Michael Ennis and Steve ‘Blocker’ Roach, plus NRL news- breaker James Hooper for On the Couch with Sterlo, at the new time of 7.30pm on Tuesday nights. Some of the biggest names in the game will join the team on the couch, plus Sterlo sits down with current and former players for insightful one-on-one interviews.

Wednesday

League Life,
 Wednesday nights at 7.30pm
League Life will see Yvonne Sampson, Lara Pitt, Jess Yates and Hannah Hollis combine for Australia’s first all-female sports panel show, League Life, each Wednesday night. The 30-minute program will deliver topical discussion and debate about the key issues and talking points along with stories from grass roots and those living the League Life. It’s going to be a lot of fun with some very different views on the game among the panel.

Queenslanders Only, Wednesday nights at 8.00pm
By Queenslanders. For Queenslanders. This is the show all NRL fans in Queensland have been waiting for. Robert ‘Crash’ Craddock is joined by a rotating panel of Queensland Rugby League legends, including Mal Meninga, Kevin Walters, Gorden Tallis, Corey Parker and Justin Hodges for a special take on the NRL news.

Thursday

League 13-to-1, Thursday nights at 6.30pm
Tara Rushton and Braith Anasta combine to remember some of the greatest moments in NRL history each Thursday night on League 13-to-1. With a new theme each week, some of the biggest names in the game will join the duo to relive past glories and stories.

Thursday Night League, Thursday nights from 7.00pm

Rugby League finds a new home on Thursday nights, with a blockbuster clash set to start the weekend early. Thursday Night League will launch the round, with host Yvonne Sampson combining with an expert panel to deliver the best discussion and analysis of the game each week. Some of the biggest names to have played the game, including Matty Johns, Mark Gasnier, Michael Ennis, Corey Parker, Justin Hodges and Braith Anasta will feature alongside FOX LEAGUE presenter Megan Barnard to guide viewers throughout the night.

The Late Show with Matty Johns,
Thursday nights from 10.00pm, after the footy

NRL fans will have more Matty in 2017 with Matty Johns and his regular team of Gorden Tallis, Nathan Hindmarsh, Bryan Fletcher and The Professor teaming up for The Late Show with Matty Johns each Thursday night after for a preview of the weekend’s footy. Viewers can kick their weekend off early with a raucous mix of jokes, banter, pranks and leftfield analysis.

Friday

Friday Night Footy,
Friday nights from 5.30pm
FOX LEAGUE will be the destination for NRL fans seeking their Friday night footy fix, with double the action every week. FOX LEAGUE will be the only place to catch the weekend’s opening double-header, with host Matt Shirvington joined by a rotating panel of experts, including Mark Gasnier, Kevin Walters, Justin Hodges, Braith Anasta and Steve Roach to preview and review the action, while Megan Barnard delivers the latest news throughout the night. It all kicks off at 5.30pm, with the first game of the night EXCLUSIVE to FOX LEAGUE, before a prime-time blockbuster launches at 8.00pm.

The Professor’s Second Year Syndrome, Friday nights at 10.00pm, after the footy
The breakout star from Monday Night with Matty Johns, James ‘The Professor’ Rochford, is back in 2017 with a brand new show of his own.

The Professor’s Second Year Syndrome will be satire at its sharpest, poking harmless fun at the game, clubs and players we all love. The Professor will be joined by Rugby League great Brett Finch, Triple M’s Chris Page, plus special guests each week.

Saturday

Super Saturday, Saturdays from 3.00pm
FOX LEAGUE’s biggest day of NRL action returns in 2017, with up to three LIVE, ad-break free during play and EXCLUSIVE games back-to-back on Super Saturday. Matt Shirvington will host the opening match LIVE from the ground, before Yvonne Sampson takes the reigns from FOX LEAGUE HQ. League legend Greg Alexander, plus a rotation of experts, will be on hand to offer their expert insight and analysis.

Sunday

Sunday Ticket, Sundays from 1.00pm
Jess Yates steps into the hosting chair on Sundays alongside Braith Anasta, Michael Ennis and Lara Pitt to deliver a LIVE, ad-break free during play and HIGH DEFINITION double-header on Sunday Ticket. There’s no place like home on a Sunday, and the team will guide viewers through both games as they kick-back, relax and settle into a leisurely afternoon of Rugby League action.

League Legends,
 Sunday nights at 6.30pm
Hosted by one of Australia’s most respected television sports journalists, Tim Sheridan, League Legends is a series of insightful one-on-one, in- depth interviews with some of the biggest names to have ever played the game. Nothing is off limits in this revealing new series which delves deep into the lives and stories of Australia’s greatest Rugby League players, detailing the highs and lows of their careers both on and off the field. Some of the legends set to feature on the premiere season include Noel Kelly, Chris Close, Mal Meninga, Max Krilich, Mike Cleary, and Tom Raudonikis.


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More Foxtel viewers will be watching this channel than any other :rock: but but but
Rugby League, the dominant force in Australian sport! :cheers:

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pussycat wrote: Sat Feb 18, 2017 10:39 am
Fox Sports announces Fox League programming

By Mediaweek

Posted on February 16, 2017



What to watch on Fox League this season

Fox Sports last night launched its dedicated Rugby League channel Fox League at an event at Birchgrove Oval.(Ha hA hA)

MORE: Fox Sports launches Fox League in front of sports/media who’s who

Switching on February 20, channel Fox Sports 502 will becomes Fox League, with all shows kicking off from February 27 in the lead-up to Round 1 kick off on March 2.

Joining the Fox family in 2017 is the highly sought-after sports presenter, Yvonne Sampson, who will lead a new era for Rugby League coverage alongside one of Australia’s brightest broadcasters, Matty Johns.

Other new faces joining the network include Justin Hodges, Brett Finch, Hannah Hollis.

In 2017, fans will hear from more of the most respected female sports presenters in the country with Sampson joined by Hollis, Lara Pitt, Megan Barnard, Tara Rushton and Jess Yates to feature prominently across the week’s programming.

Fox Sports CEO Patrick Delany said, “This is a game changing day for NRL. We’ve listened to fans and responded to their desire to see their game celebrated and enshrined in a place all of its own. That new place is Fox League. We are going to make what is already awesome, more awesome!”

Fox Sports Head of Television Steve Crawley said: “Fox League will put Rugby League onto the world map of sports broadcasting. It will be like no other and nothing Australian sports fans have ever experienced.

“We have an army of producers charging the channel and we have assembled the biggest, and best, line-up of talent possible. This channel has it all and we can’t wait for fans to experience it.”

Foxsports.com.au will be the ultimate online destination with all the news, videos, stats and analysis plus the most comprehensive live Match Centres in the game and NRL SuperCoach. Australia’s only dedicated 24/7 sports news channel, FOX SPORTS News 500 will have nightly dedicated bulletins with the return of NRL Tonight plus extensive league coverage across the day.



Monday

Monday Night with Matty Johns, Monday nights at 7.30pm
Monday Night with Matty Johns returns in 2017 at the new, family-friendly time of 7.30pm. Matty Johns and his regular crew of Gorden Tallis, Bryan Fletcher, Nathan Hindmarsh and Lara Pitt will wrap up the round’s action with plenty of laughs along the way.

NRL 360,
 Monday-Wednesday 6.30pm
From Monday to Wednesday, Ben Ikin and Paul Kent set the NRL agenda by dissecting all the big talking points impacting the game from every angle. Origin Coaches Laurie Daley and Kevin Walters combine for Coaches’ Night each Monday. Wests Tigers’ Aaron Woods, the Bulldogs’ James Graham and the Broncos’ Benji Marshall team up for Players’ Night on Tuesdays, while Billy Moore returns for Legends’ Night on Wednesdays. A collection of renowned Rugby League journalists, including Buzz Rothfield, Andrew Webster, Paul Crawley and Dean Ritchie will feature across the week to offer their take on the biggest news stories.

Tuesday

On the Couch with Sterlo, Tuesday nights at 7.30pm
League legend Peter Sterling is joined each week by NRL greats Corey Parker, Michael Ennis and Steve ‘Blocker’ Roach, plus NRL news- breaker James Hooper for On the Couch with Sterlo, at the new time of 7.30pm on Tuesday nights. Some of the biggest names in the game will join the team on the couch, plus Sterlo sits down with current and former players for insightful one-on-one interviews.

Wednesday

League Life,
 Wednesday nights at 7.30pm
League Life will see Yvonne Sampson, Lara Pitt, Jess Yates and Hannah Hollis combine for Australia’s first all-female sports panel show, League Life, each Wednesday night. The 30-minute program will deliver topical discussion and debate about the key issues and talking points along with stories from grass roots and those living the League Life. It’s going to be a lot of fun with some very different views on the game among the panel.

Queenslanders Only, Wednesday nights at 8.00pm
By Queenslanders. For Queenslanders. This is the show all NRL fans in Queensland have been waiting for. Robert ‘Crash’ Craddock is joined by a rotating panel of Queensland Rugby League legends, including Mal Meninga, Kevin Walters, Gorden Tallis, Corey Parker and Justin Hodges for a special take on the NRL news.

Thursday

League 13-to-1, Thursday nights at 6.30pm
Tara Rushton and Braith Anasta combine to remember some of the greatest moments in NRL history each Thursday night on League 13-to-1. With a new theme each week, some of the biggest names in the game will join the duo to relive past glories and stories.

Thursday Night League, Thursday nights from 7.00pm

Rugby League finds a new home on Thursday nights, with a blockbuster clash set to start the weekend early. Thursday Night League will launch the round, with host Yvonne Sampson combining with an expert panel to deliver the best discussion and analysis of the game each week. Some of the biggest names to have played the game, including Matty Johns, Mark Gasnier, Michael Ennis, Corey Parker, Justin Hodges and Braith Anasta will feature alongside FOX LEAGUE presenter Megan Barnard to guide viewers throughout the night.

The Late Show with Matty Johns,
Thursday nights from 10.00pm, after the footy

NRL fans will have more Matty in 2017 with Matty Johns and his regular team of Gorden Tallis, Nathan Hindmarsh, Bryan Fletcher and The Professor teaming up for The Late Show with Matty Johns each Thursday night after for a preview of the weekend’s footy. Viewers can kick their weekend off early with a raucous mix of jokes, banter, pranks and leftfield analysis.

Friday

Friday Night Footy,
Friday nights from 5.30pm
FOX LEAGUE will be the destination for NRL fans seeking their Friday night footy fix, with double the action every week. FOX LEAGUE will be the only place to catch the weekend’s opening double-header, with host Matt Shirvington joined by a rotating panel of experts, including Mark Gasnier, Kevin Walters, Justin Hodges, Braith Anasta and Steve Roach to preview and review the action, while Megan Barnard delivers the latest news throughout the night. It all kicks off at 5.30pm, with the first game of the night EXCLUSIVE to FOX LEAGUE, before a prime-time blockbuster launches at 8.00pm.

The Professor’s Second Year Syndrome, Friday nights at 10.00pm, after the footy
The breakout star from Monday Night with Matty Johns, James ‘The Professor’ Rochford, is back in 2017 with a brand new show of his own.

The Professor’s Second Year Syndrome will be satire at its sharpest, poking harmless fun at the game, clubs and players we all love. The Professor will be joined by Rugby League great Brett Finch, Triple M’s Chris Page, plus special guests each week.

Saturday

Super Saturday, Saturdays from 3.00pm
FOX LEAGUE’s biggest day of NRL action returns in 2017, with up to three LIVE, ad-break free during play and EXCLUSIVE games back-to-back on Super Saturday. Matt Shirvington will host the opening match LIVE from the ground, before Yvonne Sampson takes the reigns from FOX LEAGUE HQ. League legend Greg Alexander, plus a rotation of experts, will be on hand to offer their expert insight and analysis.

Sunday

Sunday Ticket, Sundays from 1.00pm
Jess Yates steps into the hosting chair on Sundays alongside Braith Anasta, Michael Ennis and Lara Pitt to deliver a LIVE, ad-break free during play and HIGH DEFINITION double-header on Sunday Ticket. There’s no place like home on a Sunday, and the team will guide viewers through both games as they kick-back, relax and settle into a leisurely afternoon of Rugby League action.

League Legends,
 Sunday nights at 6.30pm
Hosted by one of Australia’s most respected television sports journalists, Tim Sheridan, League Legends is a series of insightful one-on-one, in- depth interviews with some of the biggest names to have ever played the game. Nothing is off limits in this revealing new series which delves deep into the lives and stories of Australia’s greatest Rugby League players, detailing the highs and lows of their careers both on and off the field. Some of the legends set to feature on the premiere season include Noel Kelly, Chris Close, Mal Meninga, Max Krilich, Mike Cleary, and Tom Raudonikis.


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More Foxtel viewers will be watching this channel than any other :rock: but but but
Lol how will you tin foil hat loons find the time with watching this crap as well as trolling forums and the internet to come up with all those conspiracies
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Oh my .
A post is put up with the poster saying more people will watch the Rl channel .

Apparently that is a conspiracy ...lol
Do you have any idea about conspiracies


here are some strange posts that would come under your meaning of conspiracy


The Melb Storm leagues clubs full of pokes pokes pokes ...
that doesn't exist

Foxtel ringing pensioners & hasseling them to buy RL memberships
....
lol why do that
They want viewers ..not people going to games

Invisible people watching TV ...
words fail me

Media companies giving ratings boxes to people they know will watch Rl so that the ratings are artificially high so that the media company can outlay a billion to buy the rights to a sport they know doesn't really rate that well .

& again ...words fail me


There's a few conspiracies for you .
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Gonna be a waste if it's only NRL.

I will not bother if that's the case.
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It might start that way but can see them adding extra(overseas ) content as time goes on
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Seems strange they'd waste time and money on a dedicated channel to a "sport" almost as boring as soccer but there you go
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RUS wrote: Fri Apr 07, 2017 7:49 am
Seems strange they'd waste time and money on a dedicated channel to a "sport" almost as boring as soccer but there you go
Geez you're a bright one
Pay TV in this country was built on RL subscriptions .
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I smell bullshit and don't even rugby
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You smell your own rotting brain .
Does SL war ring a bell
Does Murdooch starting his own Rl comp to have sport on Fox ring a bell .

Stick to the victaaaard media propaganda .
You can't handle reality outside the aflol bubble
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That's cute.

Tell me why it took till 2017 to have a dedicated channel if there's so much interest in RL lol

FWIW I think RL does its best given the product they have to work with, but it'll never be as big as the AFL that's obvious I know.
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Lol
I showed you up as clueless
You smelt bullshit .
I showed that you were not real bright .

Do some research on Murdoch ..the Sl war
pay TV
You'll get a complex ( to add to your already Victaaaaard mentality ) if I keep educating you .

FYI
Fox didn't need a dedicated RL channel
All RL was on Fox 1 ..their highest rating channel .
It was the RL channel ...

Lol
Go back to your Victaaaard propaganda media .
The real world is too hard for you

http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/leag ... m8rxx.html
It is 20 years since the outbreak of the Super League war, a $1 billion battle between titans Rupert Murdoch and Kerry Packer for control of pay TV rights to the highest-rating sport in Australia.



Watch & learn son
You've led a very sheltered life .
It's time you moved out of the racist homophobic afl/vic propaganda bubble & see the real world
It will be a shock .. As evidenced by your total lack of knowledge about the origins of pay TV .

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