Or we could resurrect SPL TV- or some variation of it and live stream games. Maybe that would pay more. Ron is an experienced TV guyThis quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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27-07-2022 05:47 PM #31
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27-07-2022 06:11 PM #32
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The first proviso on TV games should include that both Rangers and Celtic cannot have televised games on the same weekend!
This gets boring to fans, Rangers home game on Saturday, Celtic away game on Sunday, then change it round next week!!!
TV money is great, but we all know the majority of it goes in the Glasgow direction, so Scottish football as a whole does not get a fair share?
The Old Firm have big crowds to supplement their greed for money, but when things go wrong, they blame other Scottish clubs for not being stronger like them!!!
Give us a bigger share and we will get stronger, and maybe even be able to match them!!!!
Rant over!!! The last line is never going to happen, they are not that stupid!!!!
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27-07-2022 07:55 PM #33This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Thanks
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27-07-2022 08:24 PM #34
The biggest problem for competition in the Scottish game is the 4 games
Hibs beat Rangers in 3 weeks
The Rangers only have one league game opportunity to balance the head to head against us
As it stands just now, there is every chance they could acquire the remaining 9 points from us
Playing twice would narrow the gap
The only problem is trying to persuade the Motherwell St Johnstone Livingston to agree
As we know they will be very reluctant
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27-07-2022 08:31 PM #35This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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27-07-2022 09:25 PM #36
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and that will be good for our game ?
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