quiet_riot
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Really? That many people go and see a game on a saturday at 3pm would fuck that off if there was games on tv?
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Premier league to sell matches on Netflix style service
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Really? That many people go and see a game on a saturday at 3pm would fuck that off if there was games on tv?
PannickAtTheDisco
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Really? That many people go and see a game on a saturday at 3pm would fuck that off if there was games on tv?
they don't go anyway.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Great in principle and you can choose to watch your own team. In the end price will dictate.
It'll be 10p to watch the Rag's 'n Dippers and a tenner for the rest!
gordondaviesmoustache
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Anything that united and Liverpool are in favour of needs to be resisted, should be the default position.
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chesterbells
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Interesting to see how this ends up getting priced.
Games against Norwich etc probably next to nothing.
Games against other contenders, probably close to big boxing matches.
Yeah, then the two well supported red teams will make gazillions worldwide. Marvellous.
chesterbells
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And if that law is fucked off that will be the death knell of lower league and grassroots football.
That’s an overhyped myth imho, which I would like to see put to the test. And if it means some of the 92 had to go semi-pro, then so be it. It’s 2020, not 1920.
Please let murdoch live long enough to see sky die.
Eh? Thought Comcast now owned Sky.
SebastianBlue
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If anyone wants to see what will likely happen with this setup, just study what NBCSN has done since taking over PL broadcast/stream rights in the US.
My bet would be on a modified version of that bimodal scheme.
My bet would be on a modified version of that bimodal scheme.
Only this. Two cheeks of the same arse, those clubs. I’m sure they’re desperate for a La Liga style carve up of TV revenue.Anything that united and Liverpool are in favour of needs to be resisted, should be the default position.
dublinblue12
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Fubo tv (and I think Dazn?) already do it in some form, I once had a sub for fubo and loved it, great set up and smooth streaming, however it just used NBCSN coverage and no longer seems accessible outside US, including with a VPN