Why Always Ste
Well-Known Member
Money, simples.....
The Cost - sure I could watch a semi-pro match for a few quid but my team isn't low-league. Lower-budget standing should be available for families/people on lower-incomes.
Also replica shirts are way overpriced, there is no need to replace them every season...
The Wages - sure in any other business staff are paid what the employers think they are worth, but in Sport? this creates an uneven playing field... Wage capping should be introduced and transfer fees should be scrapped, this would make the sport far more competitive and interesting.
Would never happen as the decision makers are too corrupt, but would ease the pressure on many clubs which struggle to compete with the top flight clubs like us.
Media Control - seems the likes of BskyB have way too much power over the football in this country, this dictates when games are played, attendance figures at grounds, even who finishes top (the higher you finish the more tv money you get) the more tv money you get the more you can buy/pay players.
This revolving cycle is competitively unfair and decreases the risk of Sky's investments becoming relegated. The more consistent the league is (ala sky4) the more familiar their product becomes and interest strikes.
The Cost - sure I could watch a semi-pro match for a few quid but my team isn't low-league. Lower-budget standing should be available for families/people on lower-incomes.
Also replica shirts are way overpriced, there is no need to replace them every season...
The Wages - sure in any other business staff are paid what the employers think they are worth, but in Sport? this creates an uneven playing field... Wage capping should be introduced and transfer fees should be scrapped, this would make the sport far more competitive and interesting.
Would never happen as the decision makers are too corrupt, but would ease the pressure on many clubs which struggle to compete with the top flight clubs like us.
Media Control - seems the likes of BskyB have way too much power over the football in this country, this dictates when games are played, attendance figures at grounds, even who finishes top (the higher you finish the more tv money you get) the more tv money you get the more you can buy/pay players.
This revolving cycle is competitively unfair and decreases the risk of Sky's investments becoming relegated. The more consistent the league is (ala sky4) the more familiar their product becomes and interest strikes.