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2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 2:37 pm
by ParraEelsNRL
All games shown on 7 and 7mate again, they done a fantastic job last time so I'm looking forward to see how they go at home this time covering it.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... 29d1baa166
Footy Form
Channel Seven has won the television rights to the Rugby League World Cup in 2017
an hour ago
Phil Rothfield ExclusiveThe Daily Telegraph
Subscriber Exclusive Icon
The short turnaround debate contradicted
CHANNEL Seven has snuck under the guard of Channel Nine and Fox Sports to secure the television rights for the upcoming rugby league World Cup in Australia next year.
And there are plans to launch the tournament in Melbourne on Derby Day at Flemington with a Kangaroos-England blockbuster at the MCG two hours after the last race.
Channel Seven is believed to have paid almost $10 million for the Australian rights. The network’s highly respected sports news director Jim Wilson is certain to host the tournament.
Now they have to find some commentators, with most already aligned to Nine and Fox Sports on five year contracts.
The rights were owned by the International Rugby League Federation and sold to IMG to carry out a tender process with Australia’s TV networks and world broadcasters.
The tournament will be played over five weeks starting in the last weekend of October.
Seven will show the big matches on their main free-to-air channel and minor games on their digital on 7mate.
World Cup tournament director Michael brown has revealed every state and territory in Australia has been bidding to host games.
Greg Inglis and Paul Gallen with the World Cup trophy. Picture Gregg Porteous
“We’re looking to achieve a good spread of matches right across the country including venues like Adelaide Oval,” Brown said, “It’s a fantastic opportunity to grow the game.
“You’ll end the NRL season in early October, have a few weeks rest, then the World Cup is on.
“We’re anticipating enormous interest and that’s why Channel Seven wanted the rights.”
Brown said Seven were keen bidders from the beginning of negotiations.
“We spoke to our partners at Nine and Fox Sports but we always knew seven wanted it,” Brown said, “It was a tender process and they were the keenest.
“It is a great result for rugby league to have the game on three networks next year.
“It gives us another reach and it’s on an AFL channel. It shows the dominance of our game
Love the last quote :D
Re: 2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 3:23 pm
by AFLcrap1
ParraEelsNRL wrote:All games shown on 7 and 7mate again, they done a fantastic job last time so I'm looking forward to see how they go at home this time covering it.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... 29d1baa166
Footy Form
Channel Seven has won the television rights to the Rugby League World Cup in 2017
an hour ago
Phil Rothfield ExclusiveThe Daily Telegraph
Subscriber Exclusive Icon
The short turnaround debate contradicted
CHANNEL Seven has snuck under the guard of Channel Nine and Fox Sports to secure the television rights for the upcoming rugby league World Cup in Australia next year.
And there are plans to launch the tournament in Melbourne on Derby Day at Flemington with a Kangaroos-England blockbuster at the MCG two hours after the last race.
Channel Seven is believed to have paid almost $10 million for the Australian rights. The network’s highly respected sports news director Jim Wilson is certain to host the tournament.
Now they have to find some commentators, with most already aligned to Nine and Fox Sports on five year contracts.
The rights were owned by the International Rugby League Federation and sold to IMG to carry out a tender process with Australia’s TV networks and world broadcasters.
The tournament will be played over five weeks starting in the last weekend of October.
Seven will show the big matches on their main free-to-air channel and minor games on their digital on 7mate.
World Cup tournament director Michael brown has revealed every state and territory in Australia has been bidding to host games.
Greg Inglis and Paul Gallen with the World Cup trophy. Picture Gregg Porteous
“We’re looking to achieve a good spread of matches right across the country including venues like Adelaide Oval,” Brown said, “It’s a fantastic opportunity to grow the game.
“You’ll end the NRL season in early October, have a few weeks rest, then the World Cup is on.
“We’re anticipating enormous interest and that’s why Channel Seven wanted the rights.”
Brown said Seven were keen bidders from the beginning of negotiations.
“We spoke to our partners at Nine and Fox Sports but we always knew seven wanted it,” Brown said, “It was a tender process and they were the keenest.
“It is a great result for rugby league to have the game on three networks next year.
“It gives us another reach and it’s on an AFL channel. It shows the dominance of our game
Love the last quote :D
Lol the last World Cup like SOO every year sends the fumblers into meltdown on here .
Foaming,frothing,gnashing of teeth,ranting,
Just the usual jealous behaviour .
This will be no different .
Re: 2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 5:34 pm
by leagueiscrap
AFLcrap1 wrote:ParraEelsNRL wrote:All games shown on 7 and 7mate again, they done a fantastic job last time so I'm looking forward to see how they go at home this time covering it.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... 29d1baa166
Footy Form
Channel Seven has won the television rights to the Rugby League World Cup in 2017
an hour ago
Phil Rothfield ExclusiveThe Daily Telegraph
Subscriber Exclusive Icon
The short turnaround debate contradicted
CHANNEL Seven has snuck under the guard of Channel Nine and Fox Sports to secure the television rights for the upcoming rugby league World Cup in Australia next year.
And there are plans to launch the tournament in Melbourne on Derby Day at Flemington with a Kangaroos-England blockbuster at the MCG two hours after the last race.
Channel Seven is believed to have paid almost $10 million for the Australian rights. The network’s highly respected sports news director Jim Wilson is certain to host the tournament.
Now they have to find some commentators, with most already aligned to Nine and Fox Sports on five year contracts.
The rights were owned by the International Rugby League Federation and sold to IMG to carry out a tender process with Australia’s TV networks and world broadcasters.
The tournament will be played over five weeks starting in the last weekend of October.
Seven will show the big matches on their main free-to-air channel and minor games on their digital on 7mate.
World Cup tournament director Michael brown has revealed every state and territory in Australia has been bidding to host games.
Greg Inglis and Paul Gallen with the World Cup trophy. Picture Gregg Porteous
“We’re looking to achieve a good spread of matches right across the country including venues like Adelaide Oval,” Brown said, “It’s a fantastic opportunity to grow the game.
“You’ll end the NRL season in early October, have a few weeks rest, then the World Cup is on.
“We’re anticipating enormous interest and that’s why Channel Seven wanted the rights.”
Brown said Seven were keen bidders from the beginning of negotiations.
“We spoke to our partners at Nine and Fox Sports but we always knew seven wanted it,” Brown said, “It was a tender process and they were the keenest.
“It is a great result for rugby league to have the game on three networks next year.
“It gives us another reach and it’s on an AFL channel. It shows the dominance of our game
Love the last quote :D
Lol the last World Cup like SOO every year sends the fumblers into meltdown on here .
Foaming,frothing,gnashing of teeth,ranting,
Just the usual jealous behaviour .
This will be no different .
:_<> :_<> :_<>
AFL fans will be acting like NRLOL fans aparently fuckstick
the retarrded league world cup will be like the last one, be dominated buy NZ or Aus flogging the minnow countries that have their sides topped up by the NRLOL players.
so again it will be a joke of a WC
why cant the league get a decent WC like the union or soccer? after all aparently its so popular around the world
Re: 2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 5:35 pm
by NRL&NFLweLaughATafl
Should be good. Apparently they expanding the RLWC after this one too.
Re: 2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 5:37 pm
by leagueiscrap
ParraEelsNRL wrote:All games shown on 7 and 7mate again, they done a fantastic job last time so I'm looking forward to see how they go at home this time covering it.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... 29d1baa166
Footy Form
Channel Seven has won the television rights to the Rugby League World Cup in 2017
an hour ago
Phil Rothfield ExclusiveThe Daily Telegraph
Subscriber Exclusive Icon
The short turnaround debate contradicted
CHANNEL Seven has snuck under the guard of Channel Nine and Fox Sports to secure the television rights for the upcoming rugby league World Cup in Australia next year.
And there are plans to launch the tournament in Melbourne on Derby Day at Flemington with a Kangaroos-England blockbuster at the MCG two hours after the last race.
Channel Seven is believed to have paid almost $10 million for the Australian rights. The network’s highly respected sports news director Jim Wilson is certain to host the tournament.
Now they have to find some commentators, with most already aligned to Nine and Fox Sports on five year contracts.
The rights were owned by the International Rugby League Federation and sold to IMG to carry out a tender process with Australia’s TV networks and world broadcasters.
The tournament will be played over five weeks starting in the last weekend of October.
Seven will show the big matches on their main free-to-air channel and minor games on their digital on 7mate.
World Cup tournament director Michael brown has revealed every state and territory in Australia has been bidding to host games.
Greg Inglis and Paul Gallen with the World Cup trophy. Picture Gregg Porteous
“We’re looking to achieve a good spread of matches right across the country including venues like Adelaide Oval,” Brown said, “It’s a fantastic opportunity to grow the game.
“You’ll end the NRL season in early October, have a few weeks rest, then the World Cup is on.
“We’re anticipating enormous interest and that’s why Channel Seven wanted the rights.”
Brown said Seven were keen bidders from the beginning of negotiations.
“We spoke to our partners at Nine and Fox Sports but we always knew seven wanted it,” Brown said, “It was a tender process and they were the keenest.
“It is a great result for rugby league to have the game on three networks next year.
“It gives us another reach and it’s on an AFL channel. It shows the dominance of our game
Love the last quote :D
thick shit no1 that quote is from the RLWC director Michael Brown
oh its a news corp article its lies lies lies
oh hand on its not a negative story on the NRLOL oh so its all true then!
Re: 2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 5:40 pm
by leagueiscrap
NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:Should be good. Apparently they expanding the RLWC after this one too.
lol & the word expansion
they need to fix up 14 odd of their other teams first thick shit no2
Re: 2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 5:41 pm
by leagueiscrap
NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:Should be good. Apparently they expanding the RLWC after this one too.
lol & the word expansion
they need to fix up 14 odd of their other teams first thick shit no2
Re: 2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 6:25 pm
by pussycat
leagueiscrap wrote:AFLcrap1 wrote:ParraEelsNRL wrote:All games shown on 7 and 7mate again, they done a fantastic job last time so I'm looking forward to see how they go at home this time covering it.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... 29d1baa166
Footy Form
Channel Seven has won the television rights to the Rugby League World Cup in 2017
an hour ago
Phil Rothfield ExclusiveThe Daily Telegraph
Subscriber Exclusive Icon
The short turnaround debate contradicted
CHANNEL Seven has snuck under the guard of Channel Nine and Fox Sports to secure the television rights for the upcoming rugby league World Cup in Australia next year.
And there are plans to launch the tournament in Melbourne on Derby Day at Flemington with a Kangaroos-England blockbuster at the MCG two hours after the last race.
Channel Seven is believed to have paid almost $10 million for the Australian rights. The network’s highly respected sports news director Jim Wilson is certain to host the tournament.
Now they have to find some commentators, with most already aligned to Nine and Fox Sports on five year contracts.
The rights were owned by the International Rugby League Federation and sold to IMG to carry out a tender process with Australia’s TV networks and world broadcasters.
The tournament will be played over five weeks starting in the last weekend of October.
Seven will show the big matches on their main free-to-air channel and minor games on their digital on 7mate.
World Cup tournament director Michael brown has revealed every state and territory in Australia has been bidding to host games.
Greg Inglis and Paul Gallen with the World Cup trophy. Picture Gregg Porteous
“We’re looking to achieve a good spread of matches right across the country including venues like Adelaide Oval,” Brown said, “It’s a fantastic opportunity to grow the game.
“You’ll end the NRL season in early October, have a few weeks rest, then the World Cup is on.
“We’re anticipating enormous interest and that’s why Channel Seven wanted the rights.”
Brown said Seven were keen bidders from the beginning of negotiations.
“We spoke to our partners at Nine and Fox Sports but we always knew seven wanted it,” Brown said, “It was a tender process and they were the keenest.
“It is a great result for rugby league to have the game on three networks next year.
“It gives us another reach and it’s on an AFL channel. It shows the dominance of our game
Love the last quote :D
Lol the last World Cup like SOO every year sends the fumblers into meltdown on here .
Foaming,frothing,gnashing of teeth,ranting,
Just the usual jealous behaviour .
This will be no different .
:_<> :_<> :_<>
AFL fans will be acting like NRLOL fans aparently fuckstick
the retarrded league world cup will be like the last one, be dominated buy NZ or Aus flogging the minnow countries that have their sides topped up by the NRLOL players.
so again it will be a joke of a WC
why cant the league get a decent WC like the union or soccer? after all aparently its so popular around the world
Yeah, got to agree. Why don't we have a decent world cup like the AFL do [-o< .
Re: 2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 6:34 pm
by AFLcrap1
leagueiscrap wrote:AFLcrap1 wrote:ParraEelsNRL wrote:All games shown on 7 and 7mate again, they done a fantastic job last time so I'm looking forward to see how they go at home this time covering it.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... 29d1baa166
Footy Form
Channel Seven has won the television rights to the Rugby League World Cup in 2017
an hour ago
Phil Rothfield ExclusiveThe Daily Telegraph
Subscriber Exclusive Icon
The short turnaround debate contradicted
CHANNEL Seven has snuck under the guard of Channel Nine and Fox Sports to secure the television rights for the upcoming rugby league World Cup in Australia next year.
And there are plans to launch the tournament in Melbourne on Derby Day at Flemington with a Kangaroos-England blockbuster at the MCG two hours after the last race.
Channel Seven is believed to have paid almost $10 million for the Australian rights. The network’s highly respected sports news director Jim Wilson is certain to host the tournament.
Now they have to find some commentators, with most already aligned to Nine and Fox Sports on five year contracts.
The rights were owned by the International Rugby League Federation and sold to IMG to carry out a tender process with Australia’s TV networks and world broadcasters.
The tournament will be played over five weeks starting in the last weekend of October.
Seven will show the big matches on their main free-to-air channel and minor games on their digital on 7mate.
World Cup tournament director Michael brown has revealed every state and territory in Australia has been bidding to host games.
Greg Inglis and Paul Gallen with the World Cup trophy. Picture Gregg Porteous
“We’re looking to achieve a good spread of matches right across the country including venues like Adelaide Oval,” Brown said, “It’s a fantastic opportunity to grow the game.
“You’ll end the NRL season in early October, have a few weeks rest, then the World Cup is on.
“We’re anticipating enormous interest and that’s why Channel Seven wanted the rights.”
Brown said Seven were keen bidders from the beginning of negotiations.
“We spoke to our partners at Nine and Fox Sports but we always knew seven wanted it,” Brown said, “It was a tender process and they were the keenest.
“It is a great result for rugby league to have the game on three networks next year.
“It gives us another reach and it’s on an AFL channel. It shows the dominance of our game
Love the last quote :D
Lol the last World Cup like SOO every year sends the fumblers into meltdown on here .
Foaming,frothing,gnashing of teeth,ranting,
Just the usual jealous behaviour .
This will be no different .
:_<> :_<> :_<>
AFL fans will be acting like NRLOL fans aparently fuckstick
the retarrded league world cup will be like the last one, be dominated buy NZ or Aus flogging the minnow countries that have their sides topped up by the NRLOL players.
so again it will be a joke of a WC
why cant the league get a decent WC like the union or soccer? after all aparently its so popular around the world
Right on cue .
Someone mentions the RLWC & in comes the resident **** ranting raving & foaming .
Best comedy on the net .
Re: 2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 6:50 pm
by NRL&NFLweLaughATafl
leagueiscrap wrote:NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:Should be good. Apparently they expanding the RLWC after this one too.
lol & the word expansion
they need to fix up 14 odd of their other teams first thick shit no2
Apparently the American teams. Canada, USA and Jamaica are very evenly matched so there will be two North American teams instead of one.
No chance in winning but everyone starts from humble beginnings.
Re: 2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 7:10 pm
by AFLcrap1
Ok folks
Let's take a walk down memory lane .
As per usual when SOO or any international RL comp is talked about the loons are out in force .
The last 4 nations got dumbo frothing at the mouth .
Here is his rant .
Note the bolded prediction that was in his usual ****** style 100% wrong .
Postby leagueiscrap » Mon Sep 29, 2014 8:45 pm
once again the four nations is dawning apon us so the copious amounts of ads for it tell me!
so like the NRL world cup, it will have piss weak rules to let players from the NRL who once took a quick holiday there, recently opened up a PO BOX in that country play for that country. so that half of the team will be jammed with NRL players not good enough to represent their own national team, but in the mean time making the other competing teams a touch more competitive.
but according to the book makers they dont see it that way
Australia $1.25
New Zealand $4.75
England $11.00 the home of league
Samoa $101.00
http://www.sportsbet.com.au/betting/rug ... ur-nations
this tournament is like the world cup but not as bad,
as it only contains 4 teams, 3 teams that don't have a chance in winning, instead of the world cup, that is packed with several more minnow countries
You want to make some $$$$$
Whatever he posts or predicts ...back the opposite .
Re: 2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 7:45 pm
by Swans4ever
Yawn if you want people to agree with you go to LU, I don't care, by all means enjoy you WC it makes no difference to me and half the country.
Re: 2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 8:09 pm
by AFLcrap1
Lol .stay out of the thread if it doesn't interest you .
But you did come in & comment .
DIDNT you
The jealousy gets the better of you fumblers .
Re: 2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 8:36 pm
by Swans4ever
AFLcrap1 wrote:Lol .stay out of the thread if it doesn't interest you .
But you did come in & comment .
DIDNT you
The jealousy gets the better of you fumblers .
Find it amusing you like to tell us we're jealous and frothing at the mouth - when it's the exact opposite - and when have you ever stayed out of a thread because the subject matter didn't agree with you. Like I said by all means celebrate your WC :D
Re: 2017 RLWC
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 10:53 pm
by Swans4ever
Intentcity wrote:Why don't they just have a tri series between England-Australia and NZ?
In fairness PNG is a RL country, and France does have a fairly respectable RL comp by all accounts - but other countries are little more than Aust/Eng teams with a couple of locals for legitimacy!