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[link2:zafy8vsr]BBC News,http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12355022%5B/link2:zafy8vsr%5D
This wont affect the likes of Man U etc but as a big impact on the clubs in the lower half of the table and could see $ky reduce their investment in Premier league football imo
If Sky do reduce their input to English football the biggest losers will be the players and their agents. Over the years have been increasing their financial input but ticket prices have not gone down but players wages have rocketed.
If Sky do reduce their input to English football the biggest losers will be the players and their agents. Over the years have been increasing their financial input but ticket prices have not gone down but players wages have rocketed.Correct about players wages rocketing the amount of money $ky plough into PL should in affect reduce the price of watching the game .
However to be charged £50 plus to go Chelsea plus travel is a no go for Fans from the Wigan area I believe it was £40 plus quid for the Man U game and a further £40 plus for the Liverpool game .
I refuse to pay those prices the long argument by $ky and the MOTD pundits that it is a short career of 16 years dosn’t wash with me when players at our club are on £1 million a year at least
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