Reference sending players to do Sky interviews, is it now time to send an unused substitute to do them, just as a wind up?
Reference sending players to do Sky interviews, is it now time to send an unused substitute to do them, just as a wind up?
Is this why we're hanging on to Gastòn and Mayuka?Step one: sign a player with virtually no grasp of English.
Step two: designate them to conduct all interviews with Sky.
Ralph Krueger!Step one: sign a player with virtually no grasp of English.
Step two: designate them to conduct all interviews with Sky.
Ralph Krueger!
"Sorry Ralph we have to cut it there"That might have a horrifying side effect: making me feel sorry for a Sky presenter.
Must admit, I do find their attitude very strange, although most of the football media take a similar line. Call me naive but wouldn't an elite league, where everyone was very capable of beating each other, be a better product to sell to supporters.? A kind of Football League Championship but on the present PL skill level. I'd buy that product.
There is a sense that with the new money coming in, the scenario I point to above could start to happen. Already, in the last few years, the smaller clubs have started to make inroads on the dominance of so-called glamour clubs. With the new money something might eventually break. A club like Saints or Swansea might nip in front of Spurs and/or Liverpool, or Everton might do a return. Glamour clubs are going to have to bust a gut to get players significantly better than those at smaller clubs. It's the law of diminishing returns in action. Once you get to a certain level the next significant leap comes at an astronomical price. Sometimes there simply isn't the player who is good enough out there because they're all in very good contracts and the clubs are saying no, we're financially fine and we don't need your mega money. It's at transitional times like this that smaller clubs can change the order, but they must be prepared to do so.
Reference sending players to do Sky interviews, is it now time to send an unused substitute to do them, just as a wind up?
Yes, I believe the current TV deal could level the playing field, or at least gives it less bias; in terms of the quality of players across the competing clubs. A kind of subsidized FFP. You're right these are interesting times of the likes of us, Swansea, Stoke, and clubs right down the league. I think West Ham are rather unfairly being assisted into an advantageous situation, and could well attract ManCity/Chelsea like potential owners. So conversely another beast may loom to try and suck the life out of the young and vibrant
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