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40 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Re: that's new TV deal for the Premier League overseas. Mad how much money is involved. 

 

Wonder what the total is across the world that goes to the PL and then to the clubs. 

This is why I dont get how ticket prices can cost so much. Surely ticket sales count for less and having more of the core working class fans there will create more of an atmosphere and therefore sell the premier league even more as a 'product' (hate that term)

 

The flipside is that the 'footballing tourists' usually spend more money than just buying tickets are more likely to pop into the club shop before/after games. Thats not me being derogatory to footballing tourists either as anyone is welcome to support who they want, just the way it is.

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3 minutes ago, Nalis said:

This is why I dont get how ticket prices can cost so much. Surely ticket sales count for less and having more of the core working class fans there will create more of an atmosphere and therefore sell the premier league even more as a 'product' (hate that term)

 

The flipside is that the 'footballing tourists' usually spend more money than just buying tickets are more likely to pop into the club shop before/after games. Thats not me being derogatory to footballing tourists either as anyone is welcome to support who they want, just the way it is.

Yep it's what gets the £££ in...

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7 hours ago, KingsX said:

Norway into the overseas TV fold from 2022 ... OGS will be long gone, but someone is figuring those will be prime Premier League years for Haaland.  A pretty safe bet, I suppose.

English football (and English/British culture in general) is massive in Norway, Solskjaer has very little to do with it. Norway didn't have televised domestic football until the 90s but English games had been displayed since the 70s. Liverpool are absolutely massive there and Anfield probably has a few hundred, if not thousands of Norwegians going every home game.

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31 minutes ago, Stadt said:

English football (and English/British culture in general) is massive in Norway, Solskjaer has very little to do with it. Norway didn't have televised domestic football until the 90s but English games had been displayed since the 70s. Liverpool are absolutely massive there and Anfield probably has a few hundred, if not thousands of Norwegians going every home game.

 

Interesting.  Helps explain why countries with less than 30 million people combined will produce a quarter of overseas TV income.  (Until deals in other regions are due for re-bidding...)

 

This makes even clearer, there will be large increases in those revenues.  No wonder the big clubs demanded a larger share go to the top end of the table.

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9 hours ago, KingsX said:

Norway into the overseas TV fold from 2022 ... OGS will be long gone, but someone is figuring those will be prime Premier League years for Haaland.  A pretty safe bet, I suppose.

pretty sure there are more liverpool fans in norway than there are in merseyside. they fly over for every game. it's an ongoing joke amongst everton fans, they even have chants about it on derby day. 

 

still not fully sure why there is so many, but there are. 

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There's also plenty of Wolves fans in Norway. The reason is that the first ever televised game of football over there was Wolves v Sunderland in 1969. 

 

Maybe there was a similar big game involving Liverpool early on. 

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On 05/02/2020 at 16:56, foxile5 said:

Imagine taking home that wage. 

It made me think after watching "Breaking Bad" when Walt is stuffing $200,000 dollars a week under his floorboards (minor change there so as not to give spoiler) - this is the equivalent of some football players!

Except they don't have to hide it every week.

imagine your loved one bursting in waving a winning lottery ticket for 100k and then the same the next week and the next..... Mind blowing

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11 hours ago, Stadt said:

English football (and English/British culture in general) is massive in Norway, Solskjaer has very little to do with it. Norway didn't have televised domestic football until the 90s but English games had been displayed since the 70s. Liverpool are absolutely massive there and Anfield probably has a few hundred, if not thousands of Norwegians going every home game.

Had alot to do with the Nordic sailors,and Merchants aliking vor L'pool,then ver the years socially the Football Filtered in over decades,then came Later the first 

Skandinavien players....

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15 minutes ago, Realjimbo said:

It made me think after watching "Breaking Bad" when Walt is stuffing $200,000 dollars a week under his floorboards (minor change there so as not to give spoiler) - this is the equivalent of some football players!

Except they don't have to hide it every week.

imagine your loved one bursting in waving a winning lottery ticket for 100k and then the same the next week and the next..... Mind blowing

Crazy stuff, no longer do players have to buy a pub for example when they finish playing, the players playing in the 1980’s and 90’s (although probably handsomely paid) missed out on the massive pay cheques the current players get, too much money to know what to do with!

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1 hour ago, fuchsntf said:

Had alot to do with the Nordic sailors,and Merchants aliking vor L'pool,then ver the years socially the Football Filtered in over decades,then came Later the first 

Skandinavien players....

Also a massive contingent of Scandinavian Leeds fans who come across every other week. Same as Irish. They must spend a fortune but they’re all dead passionate Leeds fans, nobody else comes in to the equation for them so fair play. 

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3 minutes ago, ozleicester said:

might be unpopular, but id take Zaha in a flash

Oh yes - with that pace and skill he'd be excellent for any team who can score goals with decent strikers.

 

Just likes to go down easily and always seems frustrated with life.

 

Mind stil stuck at Palace with no outlet to pass to so don't blame him!

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1 hour ago, Deeg67 said:

Haaland has 7 goals in 3 games at Dortmund?  HA!  That rate will be halved when he gets to the PL.

 

HA?!  That would still make him the runaway Golden Boot winner.

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