EPT2017 - 2018 Football Thread - Page 72
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sharkie
Austria18418 Posts
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DucK-
Singapore11447 Posts
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haitike
Spain2713 Posts
On September 21 2017 23:01 sharkie wrote: Are AM crazy? That's a shitload of money for a player chelsea dont even want to keep I understand them. Their problem in many matches last season was the lack of goal because Gameiro didn't work at all (and Jackson Martinez before, and a bit Mandžukić before). And there are not too much forwards right now for buying. Costa already played for Simeone and he knows the Atleti system and he fit in it too, so he will adapt fast. And what it is more important. Simeone wanted him. And Simeone renewed his contract some weeks ago because the board promised to him some things (like Costa). | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
On September 21 2017 17:38 TerransHill wrote: Well they've got a new awesome stadium. If you haven't seen it yet, look up mercedes benz stadium (Its for the falcons and united). It's so cool, people probably watch a match just to see the stadium from inside. | ||
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zev318
Canada4306 Posts
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
No way Costa is worth £55+10m with everyone knowing that there was only one club he wanted to go to. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
On September 22 2017 00:29 zev318 wrote: what do u guys think of cavani? i think his days at PSG are numbered if he wont take a second seat to neymar It's crazy Cavani is a beast and one of my favorite strikers on the planet. He should be top dog on penalties at least, freekicks maybe not. However £200million signing might start to have more sway in the higher ups of the club than him so yeah maybe Cavani might be on the way out, not like Mbappe can't play in his position is it! Come to Chelsea Cavani we will look after you <3 | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
Amazon and Facebook are likely to bid for Premier League streaming rights, which will further escalate the huge financial boom for England’s top clubs, the Manchester United vice-chairman, Ed Woodward, has said. In his quarterly call with bank executives who invest in United’s shares on the New York stock exchange, Woodward said the pair were very interested in the last round of rights deals for 2016-19, which the Premier League sold primarily to BSkyB and BT for £8.4bn. Securing live Premier League rights exclusively in 1992 was key to the very survival and subsequent success of BSkyB, and the game, with its crowds of loyal supporters, remains prime content for newer media companies seeking to build businesses on subscriptions. Last month Amazon outbid Sky, paying a reported £10m a year, for the UK rights to the ATP tennis tour, its first major live sport acquisition outside the US. Woodward noted Amazon now streams an NFL game on Thursdays and that Major League Soccer has a deal with Facebook to show 22 games a season and he told investors Facebook and Amazon had been interested in bidding for the IPL cricket rights. Asked if he expects the tech giants to bid in the next round of Premier League rights sales, which is expected to open before the end of this year, Woodward said: “Absolutely, I think they will enter the mix; anecdotally, there was incredibly strong interest in the last cycle. We are hearing that around the Premier League table and we are also hearing that from a European perspective in terms of interest in the Champions League and Europa rights. I do think we are going to see an increasing engagement from these and we would welcome the interest.” Woodward announced another year of record income made by United in the last financial year. The 2016-17 accounts for Manchester United plc, which is registered in the Cayman Islands tax haven and floated on the NYSE, showed total income of £581m. That was a £66m increase on 2015-16, even though United did not compete in the Champions League last season, having failed to qualify under Louis van Gaal. United’s earning power from its global popularity, broadcasting, sponsorships and 76,000 capacity stadium far exceeds that of any other Premier League club; their income of £515m in 2015-16 was £123m more than that of the next highest-earning club, the Abu Dhabi-owned Manchester City. United’s pre-tax profit last year was £57m, while the cost of financing their debts was £25m. The club’s borrowings, still dating from the debt-loading takeover by the US‑based Glazer family 12 years ago, remain £498m. Facebook did not comment on whether it will bid for Premier League rights but confirmed it does plan generally to secure live sport on video and their platform Facebook Watch. Amazon had not responded to requests for comment on Woodward’s remarks at the time of going to press. Source | ||
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Dante08
Singapore4128 Posts
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Skynx
Turkey7150 Posts
 Can't watch superlig but who gives a fuck | ||
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Bacillus
Finland1942 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
For a "group" package of 4k Sky Q x2 boxes multiroom, all channels plus Chelsea TV costs around £100 a month haha. But for genuine Premier League only package you are looking at through Sky Sports only at £30 a month on the new 4k Sky Q packages. Then BT Sports is £10 a month i think then another £5er for HD/4K i think? Not sure. So yeah its stupid in England as you don't even get all the games, you only get the games they choose to show for the week. So like Chelsea this season, we have only been on Sky/BT 2 times so far? T_T | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28675 Posts
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Dingodile
4133 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
I watch Soccer Saturday midday for them talking all the games and stuff as i love that. Interviews i watch for my team only ofc but mainly football is always on for me as well as doing other stuff if it isn't my team. So i get "maximum" value i guess from my package but again wish i could pay £30 a month for every single game ! haha | ||
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nayumi
Australia6499 Posts
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8665 Posts
On September 22 2017 20:40 nayumi wrote: i'm paying $18.75 a month (Kangaroo dollars) for my monthly mobile package (3GB data) and EPL matches (which are streamable upto 4 devices) :D is optus service any good for actually watching epl? | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
I used to pay for Bein in DC and Seattle, for non PL stuff, but the idea of paying to get ear cancer from Ray Hudson was too much when I moved to Canada. If I could pay for a BT sport or Sky package I would definitely pay for it. | ||
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aseq
Netherlands3978 Posts
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BeaTeR
Kazakhstan4130 Posts
I usually use sopcast and acestream to watch every PL game i can and some champions league matches aswell. Download via torrents BBC MotD and EL CL Review shows. | ||
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