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If it's demand and supply as you say vish the lower overseas price would indicate lower demand than the uk consumer, Agreed ?
If that's not the case and consumer demand for premiership football overseas is equal or greater than the uk vish then should not the price be similar ?
Many of the overseas fans are as dedicated as their uk counterparts and we are all fans together supporting Liverpool FC so is it not right we share the burden equally ?
Surely you can't believe that is a bad thing ? Of course by country the demand is much less than in uk as there is not one country called overseas. Demand in uk will be the highest by far. So lower demand means lower prices and prices also depend on disposable income. Very, very few people would be able to afford 800 quids for a season ticket in Mauritius for instance. In the UK prices are going up because some people are ready to pay the price even if they are not the traditional fans probably or they are wealthier. Nobody would like to pay more if they can get away with less and overseas fans are already contributing. Equal burden sharing is a communist concept, which probably unfortunately disappeared at least for some time. If you are not happy with market economy, I'm sorry for you.
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Actually you could twist that and look at it in another way. What if we were to say the overseas fans are actually contributing to the local fans? You see, i don't pay anything for the local Serbian league on TV,which means i am contributing in no way financially to the Serbian league when i don't go to matches. However i am contributing to the premier league financially and helping to keep it sustainable. So i am actually contributing to the English economy.
Its a percentage game as far as the pricing structure of subscriptions is concerned though. Percentage wise, of course the uk has the highest percentage of paying customers. A lower percentage demand regulates the price overseas. With the popularisation of the league worldwide though, i fully expect the subscriptions to go up worldwide.
I said the exact same earlier today you are making a contribution. That contribution goes to higher profits for the TV companies some of this finds it's way to the clubs where it ends up in the players bank accounts. I don't see you as a worse fan than me marko you may well be a better one. So rather than pay a contribution why not join the full club. To do otherwise is almost an insult to overseas fans saying you are not worthy to pay the full subscription. As you have said many times we are all fans and we are all equal the English fans are being hammered and many cannot afford to watch live premiershio football whereas if they lived in another country they could. That can't in any way be fair
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Actually you could twist that and look at it in another way. What if we were to say the overseas fans are actually contributing to the local fans? You see, i don't pay anything for the local Serbian league on TV,which means i am contributing in no way financially to the Serbian league when i don't go to matches. However i am contributing to the premier league financially and helping to keep it sustainable. So i am actually contributing to the English economy.
Its a percentage game as far as the pricing structure of subscriptions is concerned though. Percentage wise, of course the uk has the highest percentage of paying customers. A lower percentage demand regulates the price overseas. With the popularisation of the league worldwide though, i fully expect the subscriptions to go up worldwide.
I said the exact same earlier today you are making a contribution. That contribution goes to higher profits for the TV companies some of this finds it's way to the clubs where it ends up in the players bank accounts. I don't see you as a worse fan than me marko you may well be a better one. So rather than pay a contribution why not join the full club. To do otherwise is almost an insult to overseas fans saying you are not worthy to pay the full subscription. As you have said many times we are all fans and we are all equal the English fans are being hammered and many cannot afford to watch live premiershio football whereas if they lived in another country they could. That can't in any way be fair Because of disposable income. Surely you understand that if in Serbia the average salary is 250 pounds and in England it is 2000 pounds, we cannot expect to be charged the same amount.
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I take your point marko but not everyone in the uk is paid the same and although the wages are higher you try buying bad running a house in the uk we are not as rich as you think we are. I have purchased many products from Liverpool FC over the years they have never yet asked to see my wage slip in order to offer me a discount, The price is the price and although Serbia might not be wealthy Germany is and that's a quarter of the uk likewise Italy and Spain and many of the Far East countries are on a par with the uk including Australia
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Umm were Italy and Spain not some of the hardest hit countries in the recession? Fixing an old and broken home is expensive in any country. It's not like our wages are low but everythinng else is perfect.
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I take your point marko but not everyone in the uk is paid the same and although the wages are higher you try buying bad running a house in the uk we are not as rich as you think we are. I have purchased many products from Liverpool FC over the years they have never yet asked to see my wage slip in order to offer me a discount, The price is the price and although Serbia might not be wealthy Germany is and that's a quarter of the uk likewise Italy and Spain and many of the Far East countries are on a par with the uk including Australia Honestly, I don't understand what you want exactly, you said it yourself the price is set through demand and supply so what's your point? If prices are too high in uk, demand would go down and the prices will decrease, however, if people are still taking subscription or buying season tickets, then why would the prices go down? It's the same everywhere in the world where market economy prevails. I can pay 50£ a month for my subscription, but a lot of people can't and they pay about 20£ for less games and others listen on radio or go to their neighbours because they cannot afford it. If others in uk can afford but you can't, then you have to blame the capitalist/market system or try to work full time. Choices are yours.
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Unfortunately, that is pretty much how it works in a capitalist system, which is why I preferred socialism and even communism to an extent, but people wanted capitalism. The west brought us capitalism, now we have to live in the world we created.
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Unfortunately, that is pretty much how it works in a capitalist system, which is why I preferred socialism and even communism to an extent, but people wanted capitalism. The west brought us capitalism, now we have to live in the world we created. Marko I am pretty sure if you went to the ticket office at anfield to be presented with the price £52 and you said you were from Serbia or your country had, had a recession and you think the price should be £12 I think we know what the answer would be. I don't see why television should be subject to different rules especially as one day we will move to pay per view, You are always telling me the world wide fan base is the future why then not get into the real world let's have a level playing field. And by the way we had a pretty good recession here in the uk too almost all towns including my own have foodbanks especially in the north of England where there is a lot of poverty.
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Unfortunately, that is pretty much how it works in a capitalist system, which is why I preferred socialism and even communism to an extent, but people wanted capitalism. The west brought us capitalism, now we have to live in the world we created. Marko I am pretty sure if you went to the ticket office at anfield to be presented with the price £52 and you said you were from Serbia or your country had, had a recession and you think the price should be £12 I think we know what the answer would be. I don't see why television should be subject to different rules especially as one day we will move to pay per view, You are always telling me the world wide fan base is the future why then not get into the real world let's have a level playing field. And by the way we had a pretty good recession here in the uk too almost all towns including my own have foodbanks especially in the north of England where there is a lot of poverty. The LFC ticket office doesn't depend on whether Marko is from Serbia or not, same with tv rights, it all depends on demand and supply as it is with everything in a market economy. What's difficult for you to grasp there, is it the functioning of the market or what? Do you think that the demand for EPL in Serbia is the same as in England or what?
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But if you came to Serbia to watch Liverpool against Red Star the ticket would not be 50 pounds, it would be 18 euros as it was when Red Star played Roma. As i said, the prices are adjusted to the countries economy.
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