eyalluvitt
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impartial BBC Sports staff react to the news Rodri will miss the Arsenal game
I’ll say it for you, have 2 x Football Focus programs, one for men’s football, the other for women’s, you’ll find the viewing figures for the female version will be tiny, supply and demand.Football Focus could be axed by worried BBC after losing one third of audience
Saturday lunchtime show Football Focus, fronted by Alex Scott, is said to have lost a third of its audience - triggering crisis talks at the BBC over its futurewww.dailystar.co.uk
Hardly surprising it's losing viewers in droves if anybody has watched it recently. Alex Scott was a breath of fresh air when she first came in but has grown more irritating by the week. She just laughs all the time and is very lightweight, the same as her co presenters. You feel like you're on a bloody night out with them and it's as boring as it sounds. The interviews are cheesy and large sections devoted to women's football, diversity etcetera. Get ex pro footballers back on who've actually played at the highest level and concentrate on the games being played with proper analysis. It needs to stay for people who can't afford to pay for sky etcetera, sort it out.
Only 5 games into the season and the dickheads at Sky are coming up with this shit
I’ll say it for you, have 2 x Football Focus programs, one for men’s football, the other for women’s, you’ll find the viewing figures for the female version will be tiny, supply and demand.
I would go differently. Eg Wimbledon, scrap equal prize money for men and women. Double prize money for all genders / identitiesI’ll say it for you, have 2 x Football Focus programs, one for men’s football, the other for women’s, you’ll find the viewing figures for the female version will be tiny, supply and demand.
Professional Sport like everything else in a business environment should be subject to supply and demand. If you give all the same money in this country the Premier League would go down the shitter. Why the fuck would you want to play more for sports that generate so much less revenue?I would go differently. Eg Wimbledon, scrap equal prize money for men and women. Double prize money for all genders / identities
In some cases, because some sports have much larger upsides for revenue growth.Professional Sport like everything else in a business environment should be subject to supply and demand. If you give all the same money in this country the Premier League would go down the shitter. Why the fuck would you want to play more for sports that generate so much less revenue?