Does anyone have a broadcast schedule for this year?

saintbrat · Post: # 692296Post **saintbrat** » Mon 12 Jan 2009 4:30pm

someone mentioned that the broadcast schedule for this years fixture had been released
and I thought I remembered seeing it when the draw was announced
BUt am currently unable to find much referance to who is telecasting what

does anyone have this link- Thanks

saint66au · Post: # 692297Post **saint66au** » Mon 12 Jan 2009 4:42pm

Title amended to actually contain some info as to what the post is about

saintbrat · Post: # 692300Post **saintbrat** » Mon 12 Jan 2009 4:48pm

saint66au wrote:Title amended to actually contain some info as to what the post is about

you may need to work on a few other of recent thread titles

Bernard Shakey · Mon 12 Jan 2009 9:47pm

The Age had with the AFL draw on 26 October 2008 and again with their 2009 Sports Calendar on 20 December 2008.

I would have thought the AFL would have it on their website.

saintbrat · Post: # 692389Post **saintbrat** » Mon 12 Jan 2009 10:06pm

Bernard Shakey wrote:The Age had with the AFL draw on 26 October 2008 and again with their 2009 Sports Calendar on 20 December 2008.

I would have thought the AFL would have it on their website.

looked at those Bernard and they have removed the broadcast schedule

I remembered them as having the broadcasters too

have found them on the Inside Football from Dec-

thanks anyway

Saintersss · Post: # 692430Post **Saintersss** » Tue 13 Jan 2009 2:08am

Adelaide = 5
Brisbane = 8
Carlton = 16
Collingwood = 18
Essendon = 13
Fremantle = 6
Geelong = 15
Hawthorn = 17
Melbourne = 10
North Melbourne = 11
Port Adelaide = 7
Richmond = 15
St Kilda = 10
Sydney = 8
Western Bulldogs = 11
West Coast = 6

This is how many FTA games each team has. The best I could find, sorry.

EDIT:
Stkilda's broadcast schedule:
Round 1 - Ch 10
Round 2 - Ch 7
Round 3 - Foxtel
Round 4 - Foxtel
Round 5 - Ch 7
Round 6 - Foxtel
Round 7 - Ch 7
Round 8 - Foxtel
Round 9 - Ch 7
Round10 - Foxtel
Round11 - FOxtel
Round12 - Ch 7
Round13 - Foxtel
Round14 - Ch 7
Round15 - FOxtel
Round16 - Foxtel
Round17 - Ch 10
Round18 - Foxtel
Round19 - Ch 10
Round20 - Foxtel
Round21 - Foxtel
Round22 - Ch 7

saintbrat · Post: # 692442Post **saintbrat** » Tue 13 Jan 2009 8:56am

great work sainterss

thats what I was after.

borderbarry · Tue 13 Jan 2009 9:54am

12 on Foxtel
7 on 7
3 on 10.

Who have we upset this time!

fonz_#15 · Post: # 692467Post **fonz_#15** » Tue 13 Jan 2009 10:47am

i am happy with the break down in t.v times, because i have foxtel..

if i didn't have foxtel and couldnt get to games, i would be filthy with the draw

Eastern · Post: # 692484Post **Eastern** » Tue 13 Jan 2009 11:49am

borderbarry wrote:12 on Foxtel
7 on 7
3 on 10.

Who have we upset this time!

Bloody good question, that

Although it does appear that the club has been doing everything it can to stay in the "Good Books" with the AFL since the FIXture was released. Things like;
Not bagging the fixture, being the 1st to put our hands up for a Gold Coast game.

Yes, we are being screwed over big time this year but we (the club) need to do everything we possibly can to ensure a better deal for 2010 and beyond. The proof of how sucessful we hae been with this will be when the 2010 FIXture is released in October.

In the meantime, we should be continuing to build a case that the AFL CANNOT ignore. Things like; our brand of footy, playing finals again (Iknow, that hasn't worked this time), our relationship with the AFL and their executives, our crowd numbers, our support on TV etc, etc.

But we the fans can do our bit too: Attending games in LARGE numbers, letting the AFL (and the media) know that we expect a better deal in future, especially if we tick all the boxes to warrant said better deal.

The time to ramp this topic up is between the split round (Rd12) and round 15 when the clubs requests need to be in !!