More TV money?Nameless wrote:Good news.
No real upside to having the fixtures messed around with for Sky.
Why do Sky love Leeds and Derby so much??JIM wrote:2 months of SKY TRANSMISSIONS announced and guess what ROYALS get 1 . Leeds 5 QPR 3 Derby 3 Birmingham 3 They really dont like us do they ?
Ratings i'd assume. Both bigger clubs with bigger fan-bases.Kitsondinho wrote:Why do Sky love Leeds and Derby so much??JIM wrote:2 months of SKY TRANSMISSIONS announced and guess what ROYALS get 1 . Leeds 5 QPR 3 Derby 3 Birmingham 3 They really dont like us do they ?
Are you serious? Live matches are about viewing figures. Both Leeds and Derby have more supporters living away from their hometown than we have who actually go to Reading's home games.Kitsondinho wrote:Why do Sky love Leeds and Derby so much??JIM wrote:2 months of SKY TRANSMISSIONS announced and guess what ROYALS get 1 . Leeds 5 QPR 3 Derby 3 Birmingham 3 They really dont like us do they ?
As do Forest and Sheffield Wed....I'm not expecting us to be on every week, just curious as to why some of the other larger teams in the Championship aren't higher in that list.Irvinchangeyaname wrote:Are you serious? Live matches are about viewing figures. Both Leeds and Derby have more supporters living away from their hometown than we have who actually go to Reading's home games.Kitsondinho wrote:Why do Sky love Leeds and Derby so much??JIM wrote:2 months of SKY TRANSMISSIONS announced and guess what ROYALS get 1 . Leeds 5 QPR 3 Derby 3 Birmingham 3 They really dont like us do they ?


...or maybe our high viewing figures were to do with who we were playing, rather than the the lure of watching us.Royal Ginger wrote: Leeds and Forest are at the top which would make sense, but, our viewing figures vs our games shown mean that we are indeed getting the raw end of the deal as are Bristol Rovers.
Royal Ginger wrote:I recon they probably know exactly what they're doing, they're making a mint doing it, they'll have all the data to show them that it makes sense. Perhaps they have more subscriptions in that area of the country, or those people are more likely to pay the NOW TV premium.
I won't be put off from watching a Reading game when it's on just because more Leeds games were shown.
Yes i am, very much so. A company wouldn't be successful if it continually got it wrong. Sky have reported a viewer growth of 16% in the last year. Yes that's across the whole board, but i'd fairly well suggest they know what they're doing, and are making a lot of money doing it.2.8 lita injection wrote:Royal Ginger wrote:I recon they probably know exactly what they're doing, they're making a mint doing it, they'll have all the data to show them that it makes sense. Perhaps they have more subscriptions in that area of the country, or those people are more likely to pay the NOW TV premium.
I won't be put off from watching a Reading game when it's on just because more Leeds games were shown.
Are you for real ? its about the audience that watches the games overall. Sky are losing because they think everyone wil watch the top 4 because they support them. unlucky sky,. 70% of your audience doesnt agree.
Of course, could be, I accept your point, however you have to apply the same caveat to the whole league.tmesis wrote:...or maybe our high viewing figures were to do with who we were playing, rather than the the lure of watching us.Royal Ginger wrote: Leeds and Forest are at the top which would make sense, but, our viewing figures vs our games shown mean that we are indeed getting the raw end of the deal as are Bristol Rovers.
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