The amount of games we have been live on TV this season

[steveybadger]

8 hours ago, cidercity1987 said:

 

 

 

All good points but why have Caerdydd been on 7 times then?

Ex prem ergo big team.

[Lanterne Rouge]

Definitely not showing Stoke as on the red button on the Sky site. Will it be on Robins TV? Nothing on the OS as far as I can see.

[eardun]

13 hours ago, Never to the dark side said:

Oh how I wish for the days I could attend the Sky AGM's

 

Sure we’ve been on Sky for an away match too - Birmingham in Nov? Another home match on Monday. Plus about 10 red button matches of course. Has felt like a lot anyway! 

Edited April 13, 2022 by eardun

[elhombrecito]

5 hours ago, Lanterne Rouge said:

Definitely not showing Stoke as on the red button on the Sky site. Will it be on Robins TV? Nothing on the OS as far as I can see.

Yep, it's on Robins TV. It's not a Saturday 3pm kick-off, so no reason why it wouldn't be.

[Harry]

Question. 
Is the TV money evenly distributed amongst all 24 teams or do the teams on TV more get more money based on appearances? 
Surely it’s unfair if it isn’t evenly distributed. 

[Davefevs]

26 minutes ago, Harry said:

Question. 
Is the TV money evenly distributed amongst all 24 teams or do the teams on TV more get more money based on appearances? 
Surely it’s unfair if it isn’t evenly distributed. 

Teams who appear on live Sky games, get paid per appearance (home team between something like £70k-£100k depending on the time slot, away team circa £10k).

Not to be confused with the overall TV Deals:

Sky TV Deal (Solidarity payment) - circa £4.5m (teams getting PPs don’t get this)

EFL TV Deal (League Pool) - circa £2.5m

So, although you don’t get anymore money for finishing higher up the league, you could argue that you might get more tv appearance money….but it’s clear Sky have their favourites.  In fairness much of it will be how much advertising revenue they can make from these games…hence the wink-fest over certain clubs.

If Everton come down, I dread to think how often they’ll be on!

 

[Lanterne Rouge]

12 hours ago, elhombrecito said:

Yep, it's on Robins TV. It's not a Saturday 3pm kick-off, so no reason why it wouldn't be.

Thanks mate - I couldn`t see it anywhere on there yesterday

[Harry]

10 hours ago, Davefevs said:

Teams who appear on live Sky games, get paid per appearance (home team between something like £70k-£100k depending on the time slot, away team circa £10k).

Not to be confused with the overall TV Deals:

Sky TV Deal (Solidarity payment) - circa £4.5m (teams getting PPs don’t get this)

EFL TV Deal (League Pool) - circa £2.5m

So, although you don’t get anymore money for finishing higher up the league, you could argue that you might get more tv appearance money….but it’s clear Sky have their favourites.  In fairness much of it will be how much advertising revenue they can make from these games…hence the wink-fest over certain clubs.

If Everton come down, I dread to think how often they’ll be on!

 

So take 2 London teams in Fulham and Millwall. 
As well as the parachute payments, based on tv appearances alone, Fulham have been given approximately £900k more than Millwall. 
That’s the difference between paying someone 10k per week or £27k per week. 
 

Yet another advantage. 
Barmy 

[Lanterne Rouge]

I suppose there`s half a chance we might be on again for the last game since it`s away at Huddersfield. Sky normally show about three live and with the top two/bottom three likely to be done and dusted by then there`s a good chance I reckon.