can any club opt out of the tv deal with sky

[Prestwich_Blue]

It's well proven that collective deals like the PL one with Sky & ESPN bring in more money than individual ones overall. moreover, the number of American owners at key clubs like Arsenal, Liverpool, Villa & Sunderland suggest a move to more collective revenue sharing. So, for example, if the PL were to take over the right to shirt sales and split revenue equally, this would probably generate far more money overall than the existing arrangements, where each club/manufacturer does its own.

 

[ancoats]

It's well proven that collective deals like the PL one with Sky & ESPN bring in more money than individual ones overall. moreover, the number of American owners at key clubs like Arsenal, Liverpool, Villa & Sunderland suggest a move to more collective revenue sharing. So, for example, if the PL were to take over the right to shirt sales and split revenue equally, this would probably generate far more money overall than the existing arrangements, where each club/manufacturer does its own.

shirts sales are the new money maker with most clubs now changing it every season home and away
players images rights are also big money and make up alot of the weeks wage
they get

somebody said that clubs can also show games on big screen cinema built around towns now that would be fun in 3D aswell

 

[01Bluefan]

Wished we can

doubt if possible anyway

 

[S04]

We don´t want to opt out..There´s no point in it.
The league must remain rather competitive or untold millions all over the world would moan.


Guess who owns this little venture by the way.. ; )

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