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and here is a breakdown of where the premier leagues TV money is coming from. The UK and the Entire continent of Europe contribute less in TV rights than Asia alone.



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Virgin and BT are the biggest operators in the uk BT have already come under fire from consumer groups for putting domestic costs up consumer groups say because if the football deal BT deny this of course. Virgin the original post speaks for itself they are struggling and probably making a loss and I bet it's a loss leader for BT too. So if there is any growth it will be in the overseas market in price increase. For all the reasons I said I believe volume growth overseas is limited because these countries will want their own sports principally. Slowly but surely we are reaching the ceiling of TV money and with it sponsorship because that correlates TV exposure


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The fact you will try to deny these facts, is the very reason I refuse to debate about this with you any longer. You're a wind up merchant and nothing more.


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Originally Posted By: Ninja Skrtel
The fact you will try to deny these facts, is the very reason I refuse to debate about this with you any longer. You're a wind up merchant and nothing more.


I have not denied any facts I asked the question I said three per cent (as a guess) because a year or back at a Liverpool shateholders meeting the question was asked and the attributable overseas income was five per cent. That was what I heard but I don't know. What I do know is the uk TV money is in trouble both virgin and BT your graph is interesting most of that my my guess is Far East countries and Australia with the exception of china. I would guess that's pretty much near to saturation so where is the growth coming from ? China ? India ?


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Originally Posted By: Stanley Park
Virgin and BT are the biggest operators in the uk BT have already come under fire from consumer groups for putting domestic costs up consumer groups say because if the football deal BT deny this of course. Virgin the original post speaks for itself they are struggling and probably making a loss and I bet it's a loss leader for BT too. So if there is any growth it will be in the overseas market in price increase. For all the reasons I said I believe volume growth overseas is limited because these countries will want their own sports principally. Slowly but surely we are reaching the ceiling of TV money and with it sponsorship because that correlates TV exposure


We will reach the ceiling but not now. In Europe the ceiling has been reached but growth is going to continue outside for at least the next 10 years because the room for growth in emerging markets is huge. In fact, it's not only the growth in numbers buy disposable revenues. You should read more, not only about football and the region you live.

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Originally Posted By: Stanley Park
Originally Posted By: Ninja Skrtel
The fact you will try to deny these facts, is the very reason I refuse to debate about this with you any longer. You're a wind up merchant and nothing more.


I have not denied any facts I asked the question I said three per cent (as a guess) because a year or back at a Liverpool shateholders meeting the question was asked and the attributable overseas income was five per cent. That was what I heard but I don't know. What I do know is the uk TV money is in trouble both virgin and BT your graph is interesting most of that my my guess is Far East countries and Australia with the exception of china. I would guess that's pretty much near to saturation so where is the growth coming from ? China ? India ?


Asia, Sub Saharan Africa and US.

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I agree the bubble won't burst now vish but will slow for sure we won't see the BT deal bettered you can bet on that. Re the emerging markets which countries do you see growth ? The way I see it the biggest emergers are India China and Latin America Brazil etc they might buy prem football but they have their own sports yes a small percentage is a lot of people but I don't see the big opportunity. The growth in the prem is reaching it's limit even if it takes ten years as you say what then ?


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Originally Posted By: Stanley Park
Originally Posted By: Ninja Skrtel
The fact you will try to deny these facts, is the very reason I refuse to debate about this with you any longer. You're a wind up merchant and nothing more.


I have not denied any facts I asked the question I said three per cent (as a guess) because a year or back at a Liverpool shateholders meeting the question was asked and the attributable overseas income was five per cent. That was what I heard but I don't know. What I do know is the uk TV money is in trouble both virgin and BT your graph is interesting most of that my my guess is Far East countries and Australia with the exception of china. I would guess that's pretty much near to saturation so where is the growth coming from ? China ? India ?


Well if you look at figures which say local TV income was 21 mil for LFC from the whole of Britain, and then look at figures which say the TV income for LFC from overseas was 26 mil, are you capable of doing a quick calculation of the percentages?

Apparently not, which makes ones mind boggle considering you claim to be a retired accountant. It's either that, or ONCE AGAIN, you didn't even bother looking at the income figures in the links provided.

DO SOME RESEARCH OF YOUR OWN!

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm done here.


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Originally Posted By: Ninja Skrtel
The fact you will try to deny these facts, is the very reason I refuse to debate about this with you any longer. You're a wind up merchant and nothing more.


+1,000,000,000,000

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