Looking at our fixture list at the side of the forum page, have sky abandoned the idea of showing every game of every weekend.? We seem to have most game tagged as SL tv which is another pay to view channel.

No, i think it will be in the format it was at the end of the year. 2 games on the normal channel sky channels and the rest on the red button. If you go on Sky sports fixture list they all show as being shown on Sky.

Thanks Or thane .

Hope at some point they put something in place so you can record the red button games.

[quote="karetaker":1yf1m6ym]Hope at some point they put something in place so you can record the red button games.[/quote:1yf1m6ym] Yes it's a pain, I invested in Warrington TV so at least get to watch Warrington games if not shown on the main Sky channels.

Prior to Sky sports+ going live and the games were shown on the various sports channels I’d watch one and record the others. Streaming is not a new thing and by now we should be able to record streamed games or at very least get the full games on catch up.

Some of the sky games were bad to watch with the buffering . A sub standard service imo.

So if I want to watch all our games on the box am I right in thinking the main options are :- 1. Sky TV (either through Sky or NOW TV), Superleague Plus (through OurLeague?) and maybe the Beeb or 2. Wire TV (a couple of days late) or 3. A combination of 1 and 2. Also is Wire TV always showing the matches 2 days after the live event? And I notice on the RLONTV website there id a mention of Red Button (in conjunction with Sky Sports). What's that? Mant thanks for anwers to me numpty questions.

Wire tv shows games from the Monday after the weekend fixtures have finished. It is the sk/,BBC/SLTV programme without the frills ,no longer a bloke with his phone camera.

I guess Sky own the rights to the recording of all SL games. Without their approval, it is likely standard to be 48hrs on full match replays, perhaps less on highlights. That’s been my take on it for the period that I’ve been subscribing to wire tv and its poor predecessor.