bluesince76
Well-Known Member
Ooh interesting, which bit?What are you talking about? Of course the issue isn't oil, its their abysmal human rights record.
Ooh interesting, which bit?What are you talking about? Of course the issue isn't oil, its their abysmal human rights record.
They need a striker supposedlyFuck off with this rag talk. Why them?!
Big possibilityNewcastle?
PSG are on their arse here and it's all their doing.
What if they end up with say 70% of the worlds best players, in their prime and in their league? In about 5-10 years they will clean up in Africa and Asian markets especially those countries with majority Muslim populations. They will also probably host the 2030 World Cup.You need a strong domestic market to make it sustainable. The Premier League has the biggest overseas TV rights by miles, and even they get half of their TV income from domestic rights. And the big money comes from selling rights in rich countries. Someone said on the other thread that some Saudi clubs (actually one) get 40,000 at home games. And yes they do, but they're paying less than 10 quid a ticket. That's the difference between getting a few hundred grand per game and Arsenal's 3 million per game. It's the same with TV rights. I live in a developing country, and I can get all of European football for 10 quid a month. In the UK, I'd be paying maybe 60 quid. So no, I think they do need the European, North American and rich far-East market to make it work.
As I wrote earlier, Real would have to pay big bucks of around that figure. No way will the Saudis simply let him go there on a free.So are they really going to pay 259m for 1 season?
or will he sign a 3 year deal and RM will have to find say 200m to buy him in a years time?
A player with just under 12 Months left on his contract is worth over a 1/4 of a Billion...The irony isn't lost on me that with FFP, sponsorship deals are judged on fair value, so where do you start with this.