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crvenaeagle 27 May 17 9.20am
Well this came out last year, but as ypu can see it's more a symptom of the Premier League rather than us losing control. Attachment: 3A4FBFFF00000578-3930658-image-a-15_1478994482732 (1).jpg (66.28Kb)
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Well this came out last year, but as ypu can see it's more a symptom of the Premier League rather than us losing control.

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TulseHillEagle Tulse Hill 27 May 17 9.59am
Thanks for sharing OP.Intriguing read. Member of the Keith Millen Club. COYP
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Thanks for sharing OP.Intriguing read.

Member of the Keith Millen Club. COYP

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Booted Eagle Bristol 27 May 17 10.46am
Good read and thanks for posting. Clearly putting a huge amount of time into the club, placing himself beyond personal commitments. Great to see and hear. “ [T]here are known knowns; there are things we know that we know.There are known unknowns; that is to say there are things that, we now know we don't know.But there are also unknown unknowns – there are things we do not know we don't know. ” —United States Secretary of Defense, Donald Rumsfeld
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Good read and thanks for posting. Clearly putting a huge amount of time into the club, placing himself beyond personal commitments. Great to see and hear.

“ [T]here are known knowns; there are things we know that we know.There are known unknowns; that is to say there are things that, we now know we don't know.But there are also unknown unknowns – there are things we do not know we don't know. ”
—United States Secretary of Defense, Donald Rumsfeld

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kenbarr Jackson Heights, Queens, New York ... 27 May 17 10.19pm
Originally posted by tonymikejoe He has an opinion on most things and is willing to be forthright about the big topics in English football such as the agitation among the top six clubs to have a greater share of soaring overseas football rights. Parish warns that the distribution model will be tinkered with at their collective peril. “Are we honestly saying people are only tuning in for Man United or Liverpool? It’s not factual, is it? If they are not careful they will ruin it, they will cook the golden goose. We’ve just signed a deal in China that is ten times the Spanish deal. That was the only place in the world where they had a bigger deal. Why? They like our version of football, the competitiveness, the uncertainty. “If anyone thinks making this league more uncompetitive is going to make it more appetising, they are mad. The big clubs talk of the jeopardy that we don’t have the world’s top players. But the world’s public are voting constantly that they don’t care about that.” So the idea of giving the top six more money? “If you want me to take myself into the backyard and shoot myself? There is a lot more right about what we are doing than wrong. Let’s not make the mistake of Italy in its heyday.” SP nails it here. NBC promoted the relegation battle as much as the race for the top 4. Palace appeared very frequently on CNBC throughout the season and that wasn't because Rebecca Lowe is a supporter. In fact, relegation is a curiosity over here because we don't have it and probably never will. All the league matches are available here which means the attraction of the so-called big clubs is lessened. To pay them more than the rest of the league is a total nonsense. The casual US supporter wants to see a variety and not the same old sides every week. I believe next season there will interest in BAHAFC and the play-off winner and their matches will be featured on NBCSN/CNBC at least early on. Over here neutrals like to watch Palace because of the colourful atmosphere. Mainly, American viewers who don't have an allegiance to a particular team want to see a variety. Why should a select few hog all the attention and the money that goes with it? Thank you for posting this article. Edited by kenbarr (27 May 2017 10.20pm) Divorced...And LOVING it! VJRAM Rev. CPFC since Boxing Day 1989 CPFC 2-2 CFC Gregg Berhalter, US International & USMNT Head Coach Jill Ellis, England International & Retired USWNT Head Coach Trevor Francis, International PRAT
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Jackson Heights, Queens, New York ... 27 May 17 10.19pm

Originally posted by tonymikejoe

He has an opinion on most things and is willing to be forthright about the big topics in English football such as the agitation among the top six clubs to have a greater share of soaring overseas football rights.
Parish warns that the distribution model will be tinkered with at their collective peril. “Are we honestly saying people are only tuning in for Man United or Liverpool? It’s not factual, is it? If they are not careful they will ruin it, they will cook the golden goose. We’ve just signed a deal in China that is ten times the Spanish deal. That was the only place in the world where they had a bigger deal. Why? They like our version of football, the competitiveness, the uncertainty.
“If anyone thinks making this league more uncompetitive is going to make it more appetising, they are mad. The big clubs talk of the jeopardy that we don’t have the world’s top players. But the world’s public are voting constantly that they don’t care about that.”
So the idea of giving the top six more money? “If you want me to take myself into the backyard and shoot myself? There is a lot more right about what we are doing than wrong. Let’s not make the mistake of Italy in its heyday.”

SP nails it here. NBC promoted the relegation battle as much as the race for the top 4. Palace appeared very frequently on CNBC throughout the season and that wasn't because Rebecca Lowe is a supporter. In fact, relegation is a curiosity over here because we don't have it and probably never will. All the league matches are available here which means the attraction of the so-called big clubs is lessened. To pay them more than the rest of the league is a total nonsense. The casual US supporter wants to see a variety and not the same old sides every week. I believe next season there will interest in BAHAFC and the play-off winner and their matches will be featured on NBCSN/CNBC at least early on. Over here neutrals like to watch Palace because of the colourful atmosphere. Mainly, American viewers who don't have an allegiance to a particular team want to see a variety. Why should a select few hog all the attention and the money that goes with it?

Thank you for posting this article.

Edited by kenbarr (27 May 2017 10.20pm)

Divorced...And LOVING it!
VJRAM Rev.
CPFC since Boxing Day 1989 CPFC 2-2 CFC
Gregg Berhalter, US International & USMNT Head Coach
Jill Ellis, England International & Retired USWNT Head Coach
Trevor Francis, International PRAT

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essetwentyone london 28 May 17 10.43am
Originally posted by kenbarr SP nails it here. NBC promoted the relegation battle as much as the race for the top 4. Palace appeared very frequently on CNBC throughout the season and that wasn't because Rebecca Lowe is a supporter. In fact, relegation is a curiosity over here because we don't have it and probably never will. All the league matches are available here which means the attraction of the so-called big clubs is lessened. To pay them more than the rest of the league is a total nonsense. The casual US supporter wants to see a variety and not the same old sides every week. I believe next season there will interest in BAHAFC and the play-off winner and their matches will be featured on NBCSN/CNBC at least early on. Over here neutrals like to watch Palace because of the colourful atmosphere. Mainly, American viewers who don't have an allegiance to a particular team want to see a variety. Why should a select few hog all the attention and the money that goes with it? Thank you for posting this article. Edited by kenbarr (27 May 2017 10.20pm) This is so true and confirms what Parish said. Let's face it after all who really wants to watch miserable Mourinho and his boring team every week just because they are Man U - I for one turn off whenever they are on live TV. Well said Ken and you are entitled to post whenever you want just the same as anybody else.
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london 28 May 17 10.43am

Originally posted by kenbarr

Thank you for posting this article.

Edited by kenbarr (27 May 2017 10.20pm)

This is so true and confirms what Parish said. Let's face it after all who really wants to watch miserable Mourinho and his boring team every week just because they are Man U - I for one turn off whenever they are on live TV.
Well said Ken and you are entitled to post whenever you want just the same as anybody else.

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Midlands Eagle 28 May 17 11.24am
Originally posted by essetwentyone Let's face it after all who really wants to watch miserable Mourinho and his boring team every week just because they are Man U Apparently 659 million people worldwide would like to watch Manchester United play if the rumoured statistics are to be believed
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Originally posted by essetwentyone

Let's face it after all who really wants to watch miserable Mourinho and his boring team every week just because they are Man U

Apparently 659 million people worldwide would like to watch Manchester United play if the rumoured statistics are to be believed

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Direwolf Lincoln 28 May 17 12.54pm
Originally posted by essetwentyone This is so true and confirms what Parish said. Let's face it after all who really wants to watch miserable Mourinho and his boring team every week just because they are Man U - I for one turn off whenever they are on live TV. Well said Ken and you are entitled to post whenever you want just the same as anybody else. Yes, god help us if we ever arrive at the Scottish situation where the choice is Celtic and um...Celtic.
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Lincoln 28 May 17 12.54pm

Originally posted by essetwentyone

Yes, god help us if we ever arrive at the Scottish situation where the choice is Celtic and um...Celtic.

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