KopTalk.com Forums Football Liverpool FC Forum could the premier league TV deal bubble burst ?

Whatever the percent is a bet the lions share of Liverpools TV income is from domestic football my guess comfortably over 90%. And the overseas agregate number quoted by marko does that include american TV rights ? if so I bet NFL and other american sports account for most of that maybe the best of the rest being shared between spanish and english football.

This link shows what the FA receives from non UK broadcasters and it comes to 2.23 Billion http://www.sportingintelligence.com/2013...2-23bn-160901/.

Look at the orginal post Virgin TV probably by far the biggest UK cable operator saying prem football too expensive for fans. Do they care about fans ? what do you think ? they are losing money thats why they are squealing ! Which proves my point and what Faz was pointing out we are reaching the limit of what the market can bear and the UK market is the real market for british clubs the overseas are top up important yes but not the main market

You don't know what you are talking about, read this www.sportingintelligence.com/2013/09/16/...2-23bn-160901/. I would say about 40% of LFC tv rights come from abroad

Top up that's 40% of the revenue now but growing, you keep fighting the obvoius, this is why it's useless to debate with you.

Of fair enough Vish i wont read your link I will take your word for it. Sop heres a point gioven the UK market is saturated do the prem clubs take less money or shall we increase your cable bill ????? I would love to see that not only are we subsidising overseas fans by paying ridiclous ticket prices at the game domestic cable is higher than overseas from what I see. Time for you and Marko to pay your way. HA HA HA

I have no problems paying as long as I think it's worth it. I am not like some who keep complaining but still want to consume. By the way, if the overseas fans were not topping up, you would have had to pay more or probably players would earn less, but, that would be the past. Ticket prices however will not go down as long as there is demand as it is an exclusive product (as you keep on saying yourself), in fact it will keep on increasing because the cost of ownership of a seat is much higher than a tv broadcast per watcher.

NO! That figure reffers only to PREMIER LEAGUE FOOTBALL broadcasting rights.

And this post proves what a small small man you truly are.

Here is a breakdown of club earnings from THE OFFICIAL PREMIER LEAGUE website. It shows exactly how much LFC recieved last season from overseas TV.

http://www.premierleague.com/en-gb/news/...l-payments.html