I'm saying it would be trialled overseas. Singapore has been mooted as the trial place. They have high earnings, and high viewing figures for prem games. They will see what the takeup is. If it's popular then expand.
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I'm saying it would be trialled overseas. Singapore has been mooted as the trial place. They have high earnings, and high viewing figures for prem games. They will see what the takeup is. If it's popular then expand.
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
Sometimes you read something like this interview with Valancia owner, and Neville's mate, Peter Lim and think how much worse off we could be without Levy.
https://www.ft.com/content/7611e5f0-f1fc-4f5e-8983-4e4e1c263324
Some of the other owners out there are a nightmare.
https://www.ft.com/content/7611e5f0-f1fc-4f5e-8983-4e4e1c263324
Some of the other owners out there are a nightmare.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
S lot cheaper then current prices. I rarely have sound on.
Mikey10
Pat van den Hauwe
It may have peaked for Sky and BT. The future is relatively cheap streaming of individual games all around the world.
It’s coming soon. And the income for the big clubs will be colossal.
As long as it doesn't stop people buying season tickets the prem wont care if sky loses subscribers. They'll have the rights already agreed. They can then launch premflix in the uk when that deal runs out.
If they make enough and people start not going to games they could reduce cost of tickets to games.
From a fans point it's great.
Think the money will be shared as in the current format. Will have to be for the clubs to agree. Utd and liverpool will push for a bigger slice in the future though. But we'll see what the fan led review comes out with. To make it more "fair and competitive".
Tbh since so much money comes from corporate (at least in london) they might not be too bothered if they had to drop the price of normal tickets. Get more youngsters going to games. Make them lifelong supporters/customers. As long as they make it up from increased tv revenue.
FatBloke
Jose Dominguez
Like Singapore! I've watched a few of our matches this season on Malaysian TV, featuring English commentary and Gary Stevens.
Already posted in the esl thread but will repeat here. As it regards our dear leader to some degree.
So the glaziers and enic have agreed to pick up the tab for the punishments from uefa. They didn't have to at all. Man utd are a plc. They don't seem to be people who shell out €20m+ if they don't have to. So i suspect uefa paid the english clubs to pull out.
Now, juve, real madrid and barca are still in the esl. So will face harsher penalties. Kicked out of the cl for a season or 2?
This will cost the clubs in coefficients which is measured over the previous 5 years and most likely their countries aswell.
All in time for the new cl format. Which has places for 2 teams that didn't qualify but have the highest coefficients. Which county and which clubs will benefit most from that?
Genius. Although i might be a bit drunk and over thinking it.
So the glaziers and enic have agreed to pick up the tab for the punishments from uefa. They didn't have to at all. Man utd are a plc. They don't seem to be people who shell out €20m+ if they don't have to. So i suspect uefa paid the english clubs to pull out.
Now, juve, real madrid and barca are still in the esl. So will face harsher penalties. Kicked out of the cl for a season or 2?
This will cost the clubs in coefficients which is measured over the previous 5 years and most likely their countries aswell.
All in time for the new cl format. Which has places for 2 teams that didn't qualify but have the highest coefficients. Which county and which clubs will benefit most from that?
Genius. Although i might be a bit drunk and over thinking it.
Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
The punishment is about £2m
And it’s charity donations so tax deductible
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The punishment is €15m. And 5% of the money they get from next seasons european competitions. (Not to mention the money they put into the esl).
As for tax deductable, lewis and city owner don't pay tax.
Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
Between 9 sides
That money is split over the 9 clubs so it’s a pittance
And it’s tax deductible so will be balanced with any losses carried forward
No, but both clubs pay tax
Yes but the fines are not going to come from the clubs. The owners have said they would cover it themselves. Which was my point. They didn't have to. Which makes me suspect uefa paid the owners to pull out of the esl.
It's not split and not coming from the clubs. The owners (at least enic and the glaziers so far). Have said they will cover it themselves.
Thought it was the clubs paying, that's even better then, not that it's a huge amount for them
Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
My bad.