Why the Premier League Should Start its Own OTT Streaming Service
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- Why the Premier League should start its own OTT streaming service.
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There has been talk for nearly 20 years that the Premier League bubble is about to burst. In fact, in a digital age handled imaginatively, it might barely have started inflating.
Nick Harris & Craig Silcock on why the Premier League should start its own OTT streaming service.
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The effect this would have on transfer values is insane. Imagine Andreas Pereira being sold to Bournemouth in a few years for 600 million
Lmao
lol, yeah, just add another 0 to any transfer
Just imagine how much JLingz would go for...
Scotticus25 😣😣
I know there’s more money in the game now, but IMO no player in the world is worth over 100M.
A little clarification on an error towards the end of the video: We mean Japan, not Jamaica. The designer was correct, the voice over (that's me) was wrong. Apologies for any confusion.
- Joe
Joe, you should contact Audible meantime and get hooked up with reading some audiobooks. I feel like you could do some Dickens quite well and that's just for a start.
Another error is that Amazon weren't the first to stream Premier League. Sky/NOW TV have been doing it for some years, with customers being able to view matches on Sky Sports, paying a fee to give access for 1 day.
@@ONhistoryplus amazon isn't a TV broadcaster. A lot of TV companies also offer streaming services. Eurosport, which broadcasts PL in some countries, also offers that.
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If such a service existed with bells and past whistles available to stream, classic matches, a lot of fans wouldn't get any work done lol
@Hasade O
Such service does exist. ESPN already doing that for their streaming service. They have the right for the championship, seria a, fa cup, elf cup, mls, cricket, tennis, boxing and other American sports like MLB, NBA, NHL, and they also just recently signed a six year deal for Bundesliga. But this is only broadcasting rights for the United States. All for 5 dollars a month. This is honestly a must have for American sports fans.
@@TheNando1 does exist in the way Tifo describes it? what I know of that in the United States, it's more expensive than that in NY. Where in the US isit that cheap amd when was that rolled out?
@Hasade O
I can’t understand what your saying. But yea it is that cheap. 5 dollars a month or $50 annually for all those sports I just mentioned.
Hasade O just imagine someone casually watching a match from 1992 in the work place
Hasade O what does he mean or will the paying customer be the main beneficiary ??? 1:14
Only way you can watch the premier League in Australia or New Zealand is through a streaming broadcaster, and it is much more accessible and streamlined than anything before offered over here.
I know I live in Melbourne and have been watching the prem since 15/16, and compared to only being able to watch one game a week on sbs with replays only the morning after, I love paying for Optus sport much more
Being from Ireland over here on Sydney, Optus sport is King, hoping I can use it back home with a vpn
@@jakelittle2000 is the online stream 1080p?
YO HO YO HO
@@ZUKOKBG yeah, 1080p I just use it through their app and Chromecast it
They should start streaming on The Athletic.
Adrian Arshad the best place to read about football on the Internet.
The best place to watch the premier league online
Imagine. End of every match. "This game was originally broadcast live on the Athletic - the best place to read, watch, follow etc etc football"
@@harrierjames7727
Why would that kind of monopoly be positive?
Why would the Premier League give the exclusive rights to The Athletic, when they have it themselves?
If they were to sell such rights, why would they make them exclusive at all - missing out on the higher prices that would be generated by competition?
@@johnx4952 I didn't say it was a positive thing? I said "imagine" - as in imagine rather than that being on the end of some videos that it was on the end of lots of different football-related productions.
I have been saying this for years. I just refuse to pay for Sky Sports, BT Sports and Amazon sports just to watch football and still not get every game
I agree with you. You shouldn't have to have three subscriptions to follow one league.
During Amazon's game week you can stream every live match
htut80 not just one league, one team! And I still can’t watch games at 3PM
KilaLemon exactly a streaming service is just the way forward
@@TheDeadlyTikka and they wonder why people watch illegal streams.
Literally the only reason I signed up for Hotstar was that it has premier league rights in India.
I hope these rights are brought by amazon prime or Netflix. I am currently paying for dth, Netflix, prime and Hotstar. I haven't watched a single content on Hotstar other than premier league matches.
Bro i watch it for free on hotstar is it a glitch or because of jio sim
@@AshishKumar-ul5ki because of jio sim
@@AshishKumar-ul5ki That's because of jio bro. in JioTV.
@@medodrama9487 They have HBO shows. You really should watch Hotstar
Dang ya'll make it sound like a no brainer
because it is
I'm illegally streaming all PL games, because English and American commentators are just so much better and I hate cable.
If I can pay JUST for PL, I'd do it in a heartbeat!
@@yup9451 what you using? My kodi addon is so slow and lagging
@@jimmybean8720 total sportek
@@jimmybean8720 try gooool (.) Org it has a lot of streams, sopcast, ace and simple window streams on almost every live football game available.
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Yes, they should make something like the NFL Gamepass. That works so great to watch everything, and condensed games, without any commercials. It would be amazing to have that feature for the Premier League.
They could offer team specific packages as well. Some people don't care about any other team than their own but still have to pay for the whole lot.
Could've maybe discussed how other sports are handling OTT content, like F1, MLB, NFL etc. Would give us a better idea of things to come.
I'm amazed they all haven't. Especially after WWE showed the world how to do it. The sheer quantity of archive content is enough for the price. Everything else to me is a bonus.
I think it's a bad idea, they are getting tons of money multi global streaming companies like Comcast, NBC, whatever which generates money for them. Having their own don't guarantee having those big contracts from those streaming services.
@@javierlandaverde4108 whoever said anything about having your own service available in all countries from the get go. They understand that not all regions have perfect internet access, as a matter of fact they can also probably negotiate a deal where the big stations can still broadcast terrestrial, but the PL can still do OTT cause there's no perfect overlap between the two.
Australia has optus sports streaming now. For people with decent internet it's great. Especially in our timezone having every match available on replay is great and not having to record and only be able to rewatch on a foxtel box ive recorded it to is a big plus.
Nba league pass is a warning though, it can often be laggy/buggy and is expensive. Their support is awful too.
Optus sport is amazing. It would never happen but if them and bein sports merged I’d be set with football for life on one subscription
@@emilygrunseit2102 only reason I chose Optus sport was because they secured the UCL rights from bein sports otherwise i'd be subbed to bein sports right now. But you're right bein and optus combined would be unreal but expensive
David wish Optus would provide bundesliga la liga and serie a and I’ll be on cloud 9. Just make sure no American commentators
@@danidani2680 agree 100% i have it on foxtel but the app is way more convenient. And agree on the u.s announcers and espns fa cup coverage with the ads on screen all the time sucks
@@danidani2680 that's almost impossible to have that and not have American pundits
3 o'clock games need to be available (either tv or Amazon etc). This is the "gateway drug" for many using illegal streams.
That would be good but then alot of fans wont travel each week to all the matches and it could unbalance the system.
@@JordanSmith-mn3lr Not true at all
Jordan Smith hasn’t been true for at least 20 years now
@@JordanSmith-mn3lr since the emergence of fast internet speeds and online streaming platforms in the mid-2000’s , that is no longer true. Match going fans will always go to games.
Just remember there is always a way to watch it free
Oskar Wano I cant I live in Australia
@@nigelh7246 You can still watch it for free, just get a VPN
And that'll be easiest way to get you jail time.
As in the illegal streams or are there actual free streams?
@@nigelh7246 I think he meant illegaly
If this happens football clubs will become more powerful than ever
now i understood why stadiums are filled in the uk becuase you pay the same amount for a stadium ticket and a cable provider
Or may be the infrastructure of the stadium is world class quality and the toilet were actually clean unlike india?
Japan ain't Jamaica ...just saying
Big if true.
They already clarified it... Stop being a pedantic jerk
I wish you could choose camera angle like in FIFA while streaming football, most of the time you only see half the pitch and not to mention the annoying replays that aren’t as important when you can rewind and choose camera angle.
Sky tried that in the UK in the late 90's early 2000's. People didn't really like it and the functionality was taken away.
DAZN Does this in Canada, It has all the games live along with goal zone highlights clips and interviews
In India, the Star Sports charges $12 a year to watch Premeir League whole year. Star also has an online official streaming which includes Previews, highlights, and live games for round about $5-$6a year.
I have a Hotstar subscription and it's horrible. Everything is choppy, stream crashes regularly and no 1080p streaming. But surprisingly, I have never had any problems while streaming IPL on it, even has at least 10 times more viewers.
Varun Pany it works well for me . Even in not so good internet it’s not choppy or stuttering . It streams 1080p have done it on my fire stick . Especially useful for watching matches which are not on stars HD channels .
@@1968harsh where do you use a vpn? cause if it streams 1080p epl games i don't paying to watch it online from france
@@ZUKOKBG I live in India so I don't need a VPN but I think any respectable VPN service provider will do the job. With Hotstar you also get Bundesliga Formula 1 , tennis , badminton, table tennis live . Another thing in South Asia you can view La liga on the Facebook page live. In india Sony LIV ( an app by Sony ESPN) can be used to watch Serie A and Champions League matches along with moto gp , their subscription is also very cheap .
Hotstar is part of Disney through 20 centuary fox so a lot their movies a d tv shows are available on it including all Marvel movies .
@@1968harsh what language is it in ? English on Hindi ?
I'd take the UK version of PremFlix in my country in an instant! I'm one of the Canal+ Poland subscribers that demanded the English commentary as an option (still not available).
In North America,OTT packages already exist for the major professional sports leagues. I pay $199 (Canadian) for the Major League Baseball package from my TV cable and $90 (Canadian) for all the Boston Celtics games through the NBA streaming service. The NFL and NHL packages are each in the $199 range. They are complementary services to the matches I still get over the terrestrial and cable services that I have.
Any OTT can only work outside of the UK because of the Saturday 3:00pm rule. The lower league clubs are going to fight tooth and nail to protect that rule since they depend on their gate receipts for their survival.
Hey man I really love all of your videos and I want to tell you have done a great job. Could you just do a video for the evolution of some players like Martin odegaard, N'Golo kante,and a few others who came from bottom it would be really nice to know how they evolved tactically
The problem is that when every piece of entertainment and sport gets split into a separate service, people have to start choosing what they are going to pay for.
£10 a month for the premier league is pretty good if there’s a slick service with lots of content, but if you’re also a F1 fan paying the same for their service, a rugby fan paying to watch the Six Nations (was in the papers this morning as potentially happening), someone who pays for Netflix, someone who pays for the BBC subscription that replaces the license fee (again looking increasing likely)... suddenly all these separate services cost an absolute fortune. Football will do okay because it is the chief sport in the UK and has such a worldwide appeal, but other sports will eventually hit the fan.
Sad to say this, but one day the British sports fan will look back at the Sky days with nostalgia, because at least you could pay £30 a month and have most things in one place. Now people will be paying far more to have lots of services all over the show. Be under no illusions, the sports rights bubble is a very real thing, and it’s only going to get worse.
I suppose it depends how much cheaper a Sky Sports subscription gets when they're not forking out 3bn a year for (some of) the football rights.
Can you make a video on how Joao Felix is doing at Atletico Madrid, please?
shit.. end of story
@@aboodkram259 oomph
He’s injured as well tbf.
We paid £63 a year for a streaming device to access the PL in Indonesia called Mola TV. They also shared some of the live matches with the national TV company. I think that's the way forward to make us foreign fans closer to the team we love. Amazing idea! I hope the PL make this happen.
In the US I pay for my monthly XFINITY subscription which has NBCSN and NBC, these usually cover all my Chelsea matches. Sometimes when it's only on NBC Gold or if it's an FA Cup match, I just use an online stream (illegally).
I can only imagine if they do what NBA does for their service with a "team and league pass" that could fund for specific teams or just the whole league per year
They wouldn’t cause it would be unfair for other teams. It would just create a big disparity in revenue which would just make the bigger more attacking teams wealthier and the rest of the league becoming less competitive in the transfer markets. No one is going out of their way to pay for the Burnley team pass etc.
In Russia we have Okko service, it costs around 60$ a year and you can watch all games live. It also have archive and some shows like premier league world. Fine for me
As someone who lives in Malta “Premier League productions” is one of the things that made me realize i love football enough to get into coaching and sports journalism.
The future of football depends on keeping people involved and making use of all the rapidly evolving technology that can help make sport better.
This channel helped me realize that second thing.
also as someone who watches serie A fuck DAZN
3:45 litterally that is what we have here in Australia. It is called Optus sport. Optus is a big internet provider here in Australia. It offers Exclusively rights to all Premier League, Champions League, Europa League, and European qualifiers games. You can buy it monthly to get it on a streaming service and it is included in bundles, for broadband tv and internet providers that are using Optus.
"DAZN" is pronounced "da zone"
No context Eddie Hearn :-)
DAZN is a stupid fucking name.
Stupid asf name
@@MrBLAAHHHHHHHHHHH
Lol you beat me to it
Fuck DAZN, I’m not getting another subscription for streaming. I want the PL back on SportsNet
I’m glad u talked about Singapore! The price of PL subscription here is rlly expensive (at least in the region), and thus many of us turn to streaming websites/illegal streaming boxes which aren’t always reliable. Hence, I look forward to the PL offering a direct streaming service. We would be more willing to pay a reasonable price to watch high-quality HD football.
Indian Premier League has already implemented this system under Star Sports deal, nearly 70% of viewership in 2019 & 2020 seasons was on streaming platform called DISNEY + HOTSTAR. And the subscription costs came down too!!
Two further points. They could comfortably collect extra advertising, which would be highly attractive owing to the specific demographic targeting. Secondly, Doing this early and not being too narrow in focus could see the service include footballing from around the world, including more leagues than just PL.
I think the element which holds all this up is actually the soft power media companies have in their respective nations. There would be huge resistance to this kind of move from countries which would then not see any return, with all the money coming into UK.
The PL should look to WWE or MLB when it comes to OTT Streaming Services
Totally Quakerz WWE is the preeminent success story when it comes to this topic.
The NFL is going this way too. Highlights free, subs model for matches
9:16 I didn't know jamaica was in asia?
It's Japan - the VO is wrong.
It's in Africa 🤔
Mister Euro No, it isn’t. It’s in North America
Brilliant video as usual Tifo. I’d be 1000% keen as this is what I’ve been dreaming of for years but I wonder how this will affect kick off times. We’ve already seen some odd days and times matches have been played to optimise global viewership. I also hope the amount of money flying around in the game doesn’t dilute it further and kick start the era of the dreaded super leagues.
I said this from the first time Amazon came on to the football stream scene back in December. I would happily play £10 a month to watch what ever match I wanted and at any time.
Said for a while that the Premiership should launch their own streaming service. Would be worth a fortune
This would damage the lower divisions significantly as hitting Sky in the pockets would damage any TV money going to the lower divisions
It would your right. However, player sales to premier league clubs prices would also increase, money would slowly filter down.
Wouldn't they get a cut if lower league teams matches were shown?
Yeah but they arn't a part of the Premier League so they wouldn't be shown. You would need to do a streaming service for the whole football league.
The fa could make them revenue share double what they're getting now and the Prem would still easily rake it in.
I live in Thailand and subscribe to I follow for my Championship-team. I pay twice as much to watch one team in the Championship than I do for the whole of the Premier League.
At the moment you can stream every game in the EPL on TrueID (rights holder) for about £65 a year. This is the way forward and the only way to stop piracy. To make it better and cheaper.
Here in Taiwan, I'm paying £2.53/month for IPTV of full channel access from the same ISP (excludes channels individually charged). The original price is £9.41/month with different ISP. There are two channels included from Eleven Sports. They show every game from every time slot. At least 5 games are live every weekend, Saturday 1230/1500/1730, Sunday 1400/1630 plus Monday Night Football if available. Only maximum 4 games to be shown for the Mid-week games though. Tuesday and Wednesday evening live on both channels. The only down side is the quality is only 720, but I'm not going to complain since I'm only paying £2.53/month on top of the internet charge.
Extremely interesting article & very thought provoking.
I think, as you have said with the Amazon example, it is only a matter of time before it goes this way.
NBA and NFL pass are actual things. PL should be also be able to do that.
Tifo Football : why Premier League should start their own OTT service
Meanwhile Star TV India : Why don't we start our own league?
This thing would also be such an endeavour to complete it would be unbelievable. The amount sky for instance spend and work on their coverage is staggering and to implement that the world over through one channel, there's no telling how difficult that would be.
In the US it plays on NBC on television but for someone who mostly streams things it makes it hard to watch games unless I go to a pub that plays football matches. Would love to be able to *legitimately* stream matches while I work or at home from my computer on weekends
Who drew Alan Shearer and why does he looks closer to Gandhi than Shearer?
The Premier League only created a UA-cam channel in Aug 2019, so I can't see a global PL digital channel coming any time soon, and there's no way the service would be as cheap as £12 a month, at least not in the UK or US. It's the best idea for future PL broadcasting, but companies like Sky wouldn't be happy losing £4bn in revenue per year.
Amazon is big force
Who cares if Sky aren't happy? £50 a month for 10 minutes out of 15 for ads at half time....they're taking the piss mate.
This will be the biggest issue if this would be do happen, the Premier League aren't a broadcaster and they aren't a high-tech company either, if Amazon have issues streaming with whilst using their AWS which controls/runs 34% of cloud internet infrastructure then the Premier League will really struggle to be able to even match that, even if they do it'll be costly and take years to get right.
We do need a combined service though, the idea that most people here pay £30-40 per month for Sky and they still need a BT and Amazon subscription to watch the games that aren't blocked out by the 3pm blackout is absolutely stupid, it's highway robbery. £30 pound a month and they still hammer you with ads whilst making a massive profit.
New CEO just announced that they'll be experimenting with this in certain territories as of the next rights cycle (2022).
@@Tifo They had to do that just a couple days after I made that comment didn't they?!
Dazn in Canada is such a steal compartively. $10 a month for all PL, Champions League, Europa League, Serie A some Championship plus all of the NFL
Outstanding video as per usual. Super informative.
For Prem to go big on digital the subscription charges for each country should differ
for eg. if it costs 10 GBP/month in India people will hardly pay it cause you can watch it there at less than 11GBP/year
Just £4 for VIP membership. I would pay upto Rs 1000 per year max for live PL.
The narration on these videos is premier League standard
This is a brilliant video!! Love it!
Thank you. This was a very interesting video. I was wondering only a few weeks ago, why we can’t watch every Premier League game, when people in the US can, thanks to NBC. If I want to watch Tottenham on tv every week, I’d have to move to America. I figured the answer must be that the clubs don’t want every game televised, because of the negative impact it would have on attendances at the stadia. But if their revenue from broadcasting rights would far surpass their revenue from live attendance at the games, I can’t see why a deal hasn’t been made to allow us to watch every game on tv/device.
This seems eerily poignant in the context of the Super League announcement.
All premier league games are streamed in India on Hotstar, works like a charm!
is it 1080p?
Ace-ZuKo of course! It’s paid tho, I think 850 Rs a year. So like 9 pound. And you’ll have to use a VPN to use it if you’re outside India
@@yuvrajchadha7877 i meant is it 1080p stream online via pc browser? cause most are just 720
@@ZUKOKBG it's 720p.
In canada we already have to stream games with dazn , and i can confirm it runs smooth , live , no lag , and its fun to be able to watch all the games after they are over ! It would be hard but would change the game
Glad you mentioned Paulo Andrade, he's a very good announcer.
In the top ten
9:13 it's pronounced "the zone" joe😊
No it’s ‘da-zone’ instead of ‘day-zen’ which is what Joe said
It is some job, and sometimes I move countries to watch other leagues 😂
Here in Brazil, Dazn broadcast some EPL games too, but most of the games are broadcast by ESPN.
A major issue would be that the 3pm Saturday matches would need to be offered to watch in the UK, otherwise UK subscribers will start using VPN services and it may cause lagging problems for the entire service.
feel like the nba and nfl are about 15 year ahead of the EPL here.
Soccer tends to lag US sports in innovation by about 10-15 years. EPL is the most progressive of them all in Europe, only a decade behind.
Others in Europe are 10 years behind EPL
Sometimes I don't watch tifo because I'm interested in the title most of the time it's just because your voice is calming
its amazing
Very thankful for DAZN in Canada. Heck, I couldn't even use my subscription when I was in US or UK. Just makes you think how far some places like New Zealand and Canada have gotten to due to them being great testing grounds for tech initiatives like this.
There is a major issue and that's they couldn't show all games in the uk due to the 3PM Saturday embargo that exists to help the lower leagues who rely on people attending matches much more. Only way you could get that removed would be if every team outside the PL was getting a cut of the income to an amount that is significantly greater than what they would get for a full stadium. That eats into the both the amount the PL makes and how much each PL team gets and in turn that would cause prices the consumer was charged to go up. And even if the teams were happy would the Gov remove the law?
So players could earn up to or more than a 1mill pounds per week in the future, if all goes as planned 🤨
They would definitely have me as a fan of the sport of they did that!
So you don’t watch the sport how did you end up here 🤣
I mean I love football but only watch it through highlights and playing PES/fifa but can never watch a game due to not being able to get the games where I'm at.
There are ways for now that one can watch all prem league matches:
1. While we are in the EU till the end of the transition period, one could sign up to RMC Sport for all matches, DAZN Germany and Sky Sport Germany for all matches or Ziggo Sport Netherlands for all prem league matches. So three EU no need for vpn matches there. Your UK card would work aswell.
2. If you have DAZN, you can set your location with VPN to Canada and get all matches.
3. Optus Sport Australia with VPN gets you all matches.
4. NBC Sports with a TV provider like Fubo TV gets you all matches but its expensive but you get other channels that show other top european football but ofc you need a VPN.
5. Hotstar in India does all but you need a VPN obviously.
6. With beIN connect for all the persian gulf aran countries you can watch all matches and ur uk card works but VPN is needed.
The pricing and service (in terms of number of games available to watch, magazine shows, documentaries and archive) benefits will be fantastic in this future.
However I'm still not convinced by the quality of streaming live football. The picture quality and framerate isn't as good as dedicated TV cable, aerial or satellite broadcasts. And the time delay is only seconds, whereas with streams it's a minute at best, a few minutes at worst.
So kind of like the WWE Network?
First here, who else love this channel?
This is a great idea. However, comparing the 3bn they get now to a probable 24bn is probably incorrect. As the 3bn now is direct money, the 24bn will need to minus all the costs of actually running the ott. I also think 10£pm should work in Europe and America, but in Asia, Africa and South America this price won't work. I definitely think a tech giant will take this idea up soon though. Bt and sky are far too expensive in the UK and Ireland. Great video!
The impact upon players' wages and transfer fees would be insane, imagine Andreas Pereira being sold to Bournemouth in a few years for 200 million while earning 50million a year in the process; plus if all games, highlights and interviews from the inaugural 1992/93 to the present were accessible on such a service then many guys social and romantic lives would take a back seat - many would happily watch the Manchester United's treble winning season of 1998/99, Arsenal's invincible season of 2003/04 or Manchester City's domestic treble season of 2018/19 in which Liverpool came second in the league with over 90 points
The tech platform would actually not be difficult - they’d effectively outsource it to Amazon’s web services platform or Microsoft’s equivalent.
9:14 I didn't Jamaica was in north east Asia.
Well u do now.
As a football fan of other leagues as well as the EPL this is pretty terrifying. Salary caps and such like would have to come into place.
Cool video and well explained! - ive been listening to Simon Jordan trumping this idea for a few years now- after seeing the video, the idea begins to gain more merit - thanks for creating, adding clarity and making it "free" for us all to watch - LOL...:)
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Sport bible just copying this whole article now.....
In the UK. Can't see them broadcasting 3.00pm games because it would directly effect match day revenues for football clubs.
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I have prime sky and bt..this is making me sad how much I pay a month :( Ps I’m not rich I work extra hours just to pay for my passion.
And then they complain when people watch illegal streams. You should only need one subsc to watch one league. I hope the prem bring their own streaming service out when the new cycle begins.
Well done mate, a service like the one described here would benefit you enormously.
Just remember that you can't watch every game live. In the UK, it is illegal to show a Saturday 3pm kickoff. The reason is because attendences would likely suffer
“Cant” 😉
it's not illegal, just against the terms of the contract
@@Loz20365 I think it may be a law (maybe a law of football) but it has been in place for 50+ years
@@eggydav football clubs don't make laws, rules maybe
@@Loz20365 No, the FA sets the law. It's not a rule set by clubs. Big clubs will get attendences regardless. It was suggested the former Burnley chairman to the FA
Just to give you guys a lil bit of "how to watch the PL in Brazil": ESPN have the majority of the games, but not all of them. Each match day is shared with some other streaming services. So, if we wanted to watch all games, we have to pay for the high prize TV pack that include all 3 ESPN channels+streaming services (2 or 3).
The quality of the themes of these videos are amazing. Who ever wrote this script could be a consultant at McKinsey
This Prem Flix idea is not going to work. Premier League is good at organizing football, not necessarily broadcasting and distribution. The NFL in America have their own channel called NFL Network but it is effectively run by CBS Sports. Amazon Prime has been doing NFL Thursday games for a few years but they are simulcast on NFL Network which you get if you have regular dish/cable service. This works because NFL does exist in a vacuum (no rival American football leagues) which PL doesn't. If this goes paid, what about Champions League? FA Cup? La Liga? Shouldn't they all go and get their own OTT? Before you know it, every league in the world has it's own OTT.
What makes PL most watched and hence richest league in the world is accessibility to view games.
NFL has always been the leader in how to monetize sports and maximizing revenue. If they are unable to do it, I doubt PL can.
No one would ever step foot in a PL stadium ever again....
That's bullshit
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In New Zealand we legit have a streaming service like that with news etc it’s only 20$ nzd a month and it comes with 10 more sports like nba rugby and cricket and f1 not just football . Can use it on any device including smart tvs and it’s really good quality and its about 10 gbp a month
I have no doubt that this will be the future of football broadcasting. Back in December I enjoyed watching a game through to half time and then flicking over to another live match before the second half started. Once the second half begins, I flick back over, watch the rest of the game and then finish the match which is now around the 60 min mark. It’s a near perfect model. The biggest concern I have is with the pricing. When sky sports and BT sports has been phased out, who’s to say that your monthly subscription rate doesn’t jump up? After all, you no longer have competitors vying for your custom so there is nothing to stop premflix from charging whatever amount they wish.
Premier league is so boring this season. I enjoy Bundesliga Serie A and La Liga more.
Plus VAR really ruin the excitement of English football with horrible and inconsistent decision.
In Japan (not Jamaica!), Dazn has exclusive EPL rights.
For $15 a month you get EPL, La Liga, Serie A, Champions league, NFL, F1, domestic football, baseball and basketball.
Absolute bargain in my opinion.
It's in Jamaica
In Australia we have Optus sport which has exactly what this video talks about, with exclusive ownership of all Premier League and Champions League fixtures and its exclusively online and costs only about $11 a month (about 6 pounds a month). Streams are great quality, it's easy to use sharp interface, well worth the money.
Why do i pqy 15 bucks through google play?
@@alperenerol1852 Just checked it used to be $11 in 2018, they upped the price last year
What would get even more sales is that you pay £10 a month for an account you can put on any device, and make sure, if you got premflix Uk, it would work in different countries
great video as always
the shoutout to Paulo Andrade was as surprising as it was merited. absolute best Brazilian football commentator by far, but I never imagined the Brits at Tifo would have heard of him
In India, we have Hotstar as official online streaming service for both the Premier League and Bundesliga. It's 365 INR/Year that is like roughly 4£ per year lol.
DAZN is awesome. I pay $12 in Japan and it comes with all EPL games, FA CUP, F1, UEFA (before covid).