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Premiership set to announce £4.4 billion TV rights package, for 3 seasons.
Premiership set to announce £4.4 billion TV rights package, for 3 seasons.
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1 Manchester United Manchester United 944.678 21 44.985
2 Liverpool FC Liverpool FC 733.769 21 34.941 3 Arsenal FC Arsenal FC 669.915 21 31.901 4 Sheffield Wednesday Sheffield Wednesday 621.140 21 29.578 5 Leeds United Leeds United 619.349 21 29.493 6 Tottenham Hotspur Tottenham Hotspur 582.978 21 27.761 7 Manchester City Manchester City 581.401 21 27.686 8 Aston Villa Aston Villa 521.039 21 24.811 9 Nottingham Forest Nottingham Forest 498.138 21 23.721 10 Everton FC Everton FC 485.954 21 23.141 11 Sheffield United Sheffield United 462.468 21 22.022 12 West Ham United West Ham United 447.024 21 21.287 13 Chelsea FC Chelsea FC 394.366 21 18.779 14 Crystal Palace Crystal Palace 369.644 21 17.602 15 Oldham Athletic Oldham Athletic 316.825 21 15.087 16 Southampton FC Southampton FC 312.097 21 14.862 17 Coventry City Coventry City 291.889 21 13.899 18 Norwich City Norwich City 290.918 21 13.853 19 Queens Park Rangers 285.783 21 13.609 20 Notts County Notts County 233.828 21 11.135 21 Luton Town Luton Town 204.822 21 9.753 22 Wimbledon FC Wimbledon FC 148.181 21 7.056 overall 10.016.206 462 21.680 |
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averagge attendances from 1991-1992 - the idea that everthing was rosy back then before sky is rose tinted nostalgia.
Tickets may have been cheaper but that was mainly because no one wanted to go. |
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I look forward to Sky bumping up the cost of Sky Sports by another £10 a month so the mercenary players can add another 0 to their salary.
Greed in the EPL is astonishing. |
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Chelsea 18k - what a big club they were
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they had a woman agent on the radio last night, and she was asked if her clients would mind giving up 1% of their salary so it could be invested in grass roots football. She said the foreign players wouldn't do it because basically they are greedy, she was quite confident the English ones all would though and then she said she would just get the clubs to give her clients a 1% pay rise. ffs
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I bet this 'grassroots' spending is all controlled by clubs anyway. Anyone have any example of how it is spent?
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"Grassroots" ffs.
Should be more like "long grass". |
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it goes to county FA's to distribute and football league grants for lower league clubs, the National Lottery is probably contributing more at the moment.
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