Mr.S wrote: Now BL is up there wil EPL & la Liga & there is a lot of great players
lau03143 wrote:Internationally, these three leagues have a bigger audience than the BL.
lau03143 wrote:Mr.S wrote: Now BL is up there wil EPL & la Liga & there is a lot of great players
Sorry, but the BL is still 3rd or 4th behind EPL, La Liga and arguably the Seria A.
The BL doesn't have the best players, they still go to England, Spain and Italy. Bayern aside.
The top European clubs still come from England, Spain and Italy. Bayern aside.
Internationally, these three leagues have a bigger audience than the BL.
But the BL, I think is the best league, but not always for the right reasons. Not because exceptional football, quite the opposite infact. But because you're almost always guaranteed an exciting game, and the league is so well supported.
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lau03143 wrote:I still think that people across the world where there are large ex-pat English, Spanish and Italian communities, that there leagues will generally attract the same and probably better TV deals as the BL. No matter what quality is in the league.
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MUTU wrote:The vast majority of income from TV for the Bundesliga comes from Germany. Outside of Germany, the Bundesliga has very few viewers compared to the EPL, Spanish Liga and Serie A. This is demographics which I don't have time to look up but can be found freely.
Mr.S wrote:lau03143 wrote:I still think that people across the world where there are large ex-pat English, Spanish and Italian communities, that there leagues will generally attract the same and probably better TV deals as the BL. No matter what quality is in the league.
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Ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous. There are a 100 more million Indians in every country than these. So will the Indian League beat them??
MUTU wrote:The vast majority of income from TV for the Bundesliga comes from Germany. Outside of Germany, the Bundesliga has very few viewers compared to the EPL, Spanish Liga and Serie A. This is demographics which I don't have time to look up but can be found freely.
lau03143 wrote:And generally over the past 15 years, the strength of the Germany National team betrays the often mediocrity of the BL.
tflags wrote:A mediocrity that has most of its team far bellow debt as compared to their EPL counterparts and just passed Serie A in UEFA coefficients; allotting itself four CL spots, a feat most of my Italian friends only mute about.
Top of the table, EPL, is a team that by all looks and thoughts I am dying to find out how it will get a European License to contribute points to its Country coefficients starting in 2014. By then the EPL will be represented at the European level by their lower ranking-less spending representatives.
So too for the Spanish Liga. A Liga that is by ALL ACCOUNTS extremely unfair to its own members who have just to stand and put up a show so that the other too (who have earned their OWN MERITS BY FAR) can collect a billion plus in TV revenues. TRUST ME, Barza doesn't want to have only 17 other members just because they want to skip 4 games out of their season or so. It is because they don't want to share all that revenue, and if they are forced to do so (which I don't see how it might be avoided), well; 17 mouths to feed are always less than 19...
As you can see my friend, they always say money talks. The thing is, austere money just keeps on walking.
lau03143 wrote:Mr.S wrote:lau03143 wrote:I still think that people across the world where there are large ex-pat English, Spanish and Italian communities, that there leagues will generally attract the same and probably better TV deals as the BL. No matter what quality is in the league.
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Ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous. There are a 100 more million Indians in every country than these. So will the Indian League beat them??
That's a ridiculous comparison to make as the Indian league is in it's infancy and cricket is the national sport.
If the BL was really an international draw,then the TV rights would reflect that, which it does. It's the 4th most popular league after Spain, Italy and England.
That is reflected in the European efforts of the leagues too. Only Bayern has reached a European final in the last ten years and that was only once. Yet multiple teams from these three countries have.
Even Scotland has had two teams reach the UEFA cup final but German teams haven't.
Outwith Germany and the hardy fans of German football like us, there just isn't the appetite for German football.
And generally over the past 15 years, the strength of the Germany National team betrays the often mediocrity of the BL.
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