Connect with us

Features

FIGHTING FOR FAIR PRICES

JONATHAN COWLEY says Liverpool supporters may have won a battle, but fans in general are still miles away from winning the war

TICKET prices. A topic that has been a hot source of debate in recent years. It got a whole lot hotter back in February of last year when the Premier League sold television rights for 2016-2019.
The price paid for those rights totalled an eye-watering £5. 136bn, split between longtime broadcaster Sky and relative new kid on the block BT Sport. That figure was a staggering 71 per cent more than the two paid last time around.
It is highly doubtful that the...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content for less than 50p per week!

SUBSCRIBE

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related Topics

More in Features

  •

    THE BOY DONE GOOD

    Gary Lineker: A Portrait of a Football Icon, by Chris Evans, published by Bloomsbury...

  •

    HOW LOU REVIVED ROBINS

    Swindon Town – The Lou Macari Years, by David Wallis, published by Pitch Publishing,...

  •

    FEARS FOR OUR GAME

    States of Play –How Sportswashing Took Over Football, by Miguel Delaney, published by Seven...

  •

    Ending the backpass farce

    BRIAN CORRY ON A FOOTBALL LAW CHANGE THAT BREATHED NEW LIFE INTO THE GAME...