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According to the followin g website.. Getty have been given sole right to the new womens super league and no other photogrpahers will be give accreditation.. Article does say to be confirmed but tis somehtign I feared and touched on in the past.. I am safe.. Doesn't effect me but there are a couple of togs on here it will effect.
http://www.ladiessoccer.co.uk
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Sunday 12th September
To Be Confirmed
A leaked report to the Media suggests the forthcoming New Women's FA Super League will only be covered by Getty Images who have been Accredited to develop Pictures from the New Women's League. The leaked report to the Press Reports and indicates that only Press Photographers working for and on behalf of Getty Images Limited who produce Matchday images for the all Clubs male counterparts apart from Bristol Academy will be accredited by the New Women's Super League Clubs, However as Bristol Academy Women's FC is not currently covered by any local agreements with Getty Images Limited the decision could leave the South West Club High and Dry on Supply of Pictures from their home matches unless travelling clubs send authorised Photographers from Getty However, the dispute is for from simply, a Spokesman for the Independent Freelance Press Contractors blasted the decisions to denied Freelance Photographers the chance to work at both Southampton FC and on the New Women's Super League "This another fine example of the Shambolic Organization of the FA who have done nothing to help our members" but if as the FA State through Press Spokesman Johann Alexander Regarding press accreditation "Unfortunately press accreditation does not guarantee entry to a game anywhere in the country, the club is within their rights to refuse entry to an Organization and/or individual despite them having the relevant accreditation, and this is a matter for the club to comment on, its not something we control nor have any rights too, the club and venue deal with their own accreditation" then if this is the case, it is bizarre the FA have awarded Getty Images Limited a contract for In-House Control for exclusive Photographic Media Rights of the forthcoming FA Women's Super League thus denying the Clubs the right to accredit other Photographers who work outside of Getty Images Limited who produce pictures for all Premiership and League Clubs.