Anyone know how and how much the Skymoney is paid to the home team who are being televised?

Nothing.

Sky money is divvied up equally to all teams in the league regardless of how often they are on Sky.

I think each team gets £1.2million.

Thanks for that.I just wondered how we were affected financially by being televised

Negatively as some folk choose to watch it on TV at home or the boozer instead.

Was just about to post something similar.

it will be interesting to see how our drop in crowds relates to other teams while on SKY.

I think it is far worse for us than other teams.

This is because if you normally play on a friday night , having a game on Sky on a friday means the only changing variable is the game being on Sky. As we are a Sunday afternoon team being on sky and being changed to an evening KO on a different day and being on Sky is 3 different variables.

Therefore we get a triple whammy.

40% of our season ticket holders do not attend home games when they are in the evening REGARDLESS of whether they are on Sky or not.

Personally , I prefer it when we are a sky game. It adds to the drama with the video ref , it feels like a bigger game when on national stage/telly somehow, plus get to watch the game live and then can watch again from a different angle on sky plus later on.
5 pm on a Saturday is better than 8 pm on a Friday for us parental fans.

Eddie Hemmings is a complete moron, he's said about three times tonight that Warrington have the best defence in the league and they just don't, WE DO!!

Sky need to bin out those two over paid berks and get some decent commentators that know the difference between PD and For and Against, Ahhhh!!

Rant over

this could be a 70 -0 job if cas dont do something asap

The more times you're on telly the better the chance to lure sponsors. Not all bad in that respect.

Blimey DG my ehads hurts now