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Khoza says proposed Icasa regulations could ‘cripple’ soccer in SAIcasa wants sports rights to be available on a free to air basis instead of the subscription. I dare icasa to try and do the same cricket🏏 and rugby🏉. They are seriously undermining the future of SA soccer⚽. Once again ANC style governance threatening SAn progress. If it hurts their pockets, they cry foul
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Icasa could force PSL to shut down – Irvin Khoza'If professional football loses 80 percent of its funding from the broadcasters deal, the industry as we know it will collapse,' Khoza said.
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PSL ‘threatened’ by pending amendment proposed by Icasa - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.The chairperson of the Premier Soccer League, Irvin Khoza, says the continued existence of professional football in South Africa is threatened.
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Icasa questions PSL rantThe Premier Soccer League sees the proposed amendments as a threat to the organisation’s future but Icasa is not budging.
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Icasa, PSL must talkTHE EDITORIAL | The looming battle between the PSL and Icasa over mooted changes to broadcast legislation should be seen as necessary as we ponder who really gets to access domestic football on TV. There shouldnt be no battle icasa researched their findings...what the psl must do is to simple put the Poor first in their reasoning..E.g make psl more affordable and accessible Dont tell us about gate takings
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Sports bodies unite against Icasa powerplayIn a strong show of unity, SA's big sports federations and organisations have indicated they will challenge the Independent Communications Authority of SA's (Icasa) proposed amendments to the Sports Broadcasting Services. Let them take icasa on this politicians they messed up now trying to cover up their mess by messing up other successful organizations I can’t believe the negative comments around this action. The sports bodies have been putting all their eggs in one basket. Now all the overpaid executives need to show their worth and get alternative funding.
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Broadcast amendments would ‘end professional football’‚ says Khoza“To take the limited exclusivity from the broadcast rights owner will devalue the broadcast rights to the effect that the PSL will not be able to afford to stage the events where it creates the content that the broadcaster currently buys.” Eban Cyril is nationalising soccer! fanamokoena uyavuma?
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Broadcast amendments would ‘end professional football’‚ says KhozaThe Premier Soccer League (PSL) are going to fight tooth and nail against the proposed Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) draft resolutions that were published before Christmas in the Government Gazette. Good. If this amendment will enable us to watch good games on SABC then I support it coz many people don't afford this expensive DSTV. The Iron Duke has spoken...someone out there want to take his bread
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Sports bodies unite against Icasa powerplayIn a strong show of unity, SA's big sports federations and organisations have indicated they will challenge the Independent Communications Authority of SA's (Icasa) proposed amendments to the Sports Broadcasting Services. Let them take icasa on this politicians they messed up now trying to cover up their mess by messing up other successful organizations I can’t believe the negative comments around this action. The sports bodies have been putting all their eggs in one basket. Now all the overpaid executives need to show their worth and get alternative funding.
Source: SundayTimesZA - 🏆 47. / 51 Read more »