Houston_Blade
Well-Known Member
How much of the £14.95 do you reckon will go to the clubs involved? I'm guessing (based upon no knowledge of the deal, just a little bit of standard business acumen) it's less than an equal three way split, which means less than £5 going to each club.
You're funding skysports and BT to give their directors payrises, same for the chief execs at the Premier League.
It's not just a matter of
..
"If you don't want to pay it, then don't watch it."
A more pressing restriction is that a lot of lower income households simply can't afford to pay an extra £15-60pm, and it's a bit harsh to just say...
"Can't afford it? Don't watch it."
...considering the Blades are basically lifeblood for a lot of fans.
Zero chance of getting in to watch games, zero atmosphere when you do watch, and yet we're being asked to pay nearly £15 a match to follow our team.
Bear in mind how many folk have been laid off/made redundant etc and suddenly the whole thing comes across as pretty heartless! Would love to hear what Marcus Rashford MBE thinks about it.
Go and spend 10 x £15 in the club shop or donate it direct to the treasury if you want to help the club. Lining the pockets of the EPL, BT and SkySports is never going to do that.
All Blades aren't we. UTB FTP IWWT TCIO UFUMS COYRAWW
I’ve spent about £400 in the club shop so far this season for stuff for the kids so trying to do my bit that way, but the club get a much smaller % of that than they will this ppv money.
These people that can’t afford to go, would they watch if we weren’t on tv? If not then they aren’t missing out, if they go to matches then the £15 is cheaper than match tickets.
If people really can’t afford it then don’t pay it.
We don’t know the split so all hypothetical at the moment anyway, but it’s supporting the club in some way.