I do wonder what comercial tv and radio are going to do for ad revenue. Can't see much demand for anything beyond the essentials for the next couple of months.So sky sports isn’t essential shouldn’t they be shutting down?
they are not having people in the studio anymore,they have to dial it in as all other tv channels and pu ndits are doingSo sky sports isn’t essential shouldn’t they be shutting down?
I do wonder what comercial tv and radio are going to do for ad revenue. Can't see much demand for anything beyond the essentials for the next couple of months.
The possibility of football matches taking place inside empty stadiums in England during the coronavirus pandemic appears to be gathering momentum, with the PFA revealing most of its members accept there is now “no alternative
PFA deputy chief executive, Bobby Barnes: - Reluctance of players to compete behind closed doors has shifted - Football has a responsibility to try and lift the nation at a time of global crisis - Negotiations will be held over player salary deferrals
Bobby Barnes: - The PFA’s £55 million cash reserves will be made available for members who are experiencing hardship - A 24-hour wellbeing hotline is among the other provisions to help to support players in need
@David_Ornstein
they will probably repeat it tomorrow and say it is an essential jobUtter horse shit.
I suppose what they lose on sport they'll probably make up in on line games during the boredom of isolation.Betting firms will lose a fortune too but suppose they have slots and virtual sports.
The possibility of football matches taking place inside empty stadiums in England during the coronavirus pandemic appears to be gathering momentum, with the PFA revealing most of its members accept there is now “no alternative
PFA deputy chief executive, Bobby Barnes: - Reluctance of players to compete behind closed doors has shifted - Football has a responsibility to try and lift the nation at a time of global crisis - Negotiations will be held over player salary deferrals
Bobby Barnes: - The PFA’s £55 million cash reserves will be made available for members who are experiencing hardship - A 24-hour wellbeing hotline is among the other provisions to help to support players in need
@David_Ornstein