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Fans should be furious at both Madden NFL 24. to a premeditated stoppage of work as well as DirecTV as a facilitator of an arrangement similar to the Madden NFL 24's scheme. DirecTV wanted the Madden NFL 24 and it's RedZone Channel and Sunday Ticket and Sunday Ticket to be a part of the plan of the league in the discussions of 2008. The league leveraged that making a scenario where an agreement to lockout the channel would be beneficial to the owners.

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