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The fear is that once the pl get paid, then clubs demand a share of their market share. Then Man Utd, RS and possibly Man City and chelae and arsenal use their worldwide fans to increase their income beyond the rest of the league
So all the teams playing in Europe get the Sunday games televised, thus promoting their brand and presumably getting more tv cash?So, new deal agreed by the premier league. The basic headlines;
- Changes start from 25/26 season
- Increase in the number of televised games per season from 200 to 270
- All 10 final day games to be televised
- The Saturday afternoon 3pm blackout will remain in place but every 2pm Sunday kick-off will be televised.
- The tender process will be completed by the end of the year.
Premier League increases matches in live television broadcast deal
The Premier League will increase the number of televised fixtures in the UK from 200 to around 270 in its next rights cycle.www.bbc.com
I think the upshot of it is that if your team plays in Europe and therefore your game is moved to Sunday, it will always be shown on TV. It will be interesting to see who bids there are actually less packages, but more games per package.
At the moment there are 7 packages, but in the new deal there are only 5 packages, but more games per package. It would be great to see someone else try and wrestle it away from Sky or TNT. I think in the past no one has been able to buy all the games for one single broadcaster.
How would they know.. you sell it as a package every PL game not team by team.
Bin off overpaid 'stars' for one and the BBC would soon free up a lot of that 300 million.Its being reported that the smallest package of 42 games will go for £300m a year!
The BBC spend around £1.8bn a year, so spending £300m on football (on top of MOTD and FA cup, etc) is probably not going to go down well with license fee payers.
The question is, would channel 4 or ITV think that it offers value for money? Both have seen an overall drop in advertising revenues in recent years
Channel 4 posted revenue of £1.4bn last year and ITV revenues are far higher £4.3bn last year so could invest £300m in premier league football, if they thought they would get that back in advertising.
Premier League to expand 'Amazon package' as DAZN eyes rights entry, says report - SportsPro
UK broadcasters to air 270 Premier League matches per season in next cycle with more midweek and Sunday games made available.www.sportspromedia.com
Just as well we won't be involved.
We’ll be back up by then
It would be great to see only the BBC bid and the cash that has ruined our sport go away along with the wideboy owners.So, new deal agreed by the premier league. The basic headlines;
- Changes start from 25/26 season
- Increase in the number of televised games per season from 200 to 270
- All 10 final day games to be televised
- The Saturday afternoon 3pm blackout will remain in place but every 2pm Sunday kick-off will be televised.
- The tender process will be completed by the end of the year.
Premier League increases matches in live television broadcast deal
The Premier League will increase the number of televised fixtures in the UK from 200 to around 270 in its next rights cycle.www.bbc.com
I think the upshot of it is that if your team plays in Europe and therefore your game is moved to Sunday, it will always be shown on TV. It will be interesting to see who bids there are actually less packages, but more games per package.
At the moment there are 7 packages, but in the new deal there are only 5 packages, but more games per package. It would be great to see someone else try and wrestle it away from Sky or TNT. I think in the past no one has been able to buy all the games for one single broadcaster.
Precisely Chris.