Premier League 2023/2024

[DiamondLites]

Complete fuck up by Luton defender and goaly followed by a mishit finish by Martinelli. Course it is.

Keeper should’ve put it into row Z as well. Then awful defending from Doughty to let Saka get the run on him. Scuffed finish as well. You can’t tell me some clubs don’t get more luck than others

 

[GioW]

Hope City have got the hunger they need to hunt them down again...

 

[Cornpattbuck]

What an absolutely awful goal for Luton to concede, so many errors

Keeper playing the ball off the advertising hoarding so it popped up into the Arsenal players hands, rather than sticking it in the stands...

 

[Cornpattbuck]

Get in. 1-1.

 

[DiamondLites]

Great header, set piece FC getting a taste of their own medicine

 

[DiamondLites]

Why does no ref book that lego headed twerp for being out of his technical area?

 

[Oh Teddy Teddy]

How has he been given a free header there, that is beyond shocking

 

[KingsDodgyKnee]

Why does the commentator keep saying things like "back in the day" when referring to Barkley? Every time he gets the ball the commentator implies he's a fucking Victorian. He's 30 ffs

 

[cwy21]

This Wolves match has had like four tactical fouls in the last 10 minutes. I think it would ve 9v9 if we had sin bins.

 

[beats1]

Premier League agrees record £6.7bn TV deal

The Premier League agrees a new £6.7bn deal for its domestic television rights with Sky and TNT to show up to 270 live games a season, with the BBC continuing to screen highlights on Match of the Day.

www.bbc.com

Good that they've got rid of Amazon. Three rights holders is IMO two too many but but cutting one is at least a step in the right direction.

But I am surprised they're getting a bigger deal in the current economy. People are struggling to afford subscriptions as it is, let alone if the price is hiked because Sky and TNT have paid up more.

I don't think it is bigger

The 2015 deal was £5.1Bn for 3 seasons showing 168 games
The 2018 deal was £4.64Bn for 3 seasons showing 160 games(this got extended due to covid)
The 2023 deal is £6.7Bn for 4 seasons showing 270 games

2015 deal was £1.712Bn per season and £10.19m per game
2018 deal was £1.488Bn per season and £9.3m per game
2023 deal is £1.675Bn per season and £6.2m per game

This deal per season is less than the 2015 deal and lower than the 2018 deal

But it's worth noting these extra games, aren't really that many extra from what I read. I read somewhere that the additional games are just the Sunday 2pm kicks offs(from europa teams) and showing all of the final days games. TLDR: its more games but not more match days, just more choice on Sundays

 

[Romulus]

cor, wolves are a horrible watch.

cant believe they beat us

 

[al_pacino]

cor, wolves are a horrible watch.

cant believe they beat us

Wolves played quite well that game but I'd say that's the one game this season where I'd say Spurs were disappointing.

 

[djhotspur]

Go on Luton!!

 

[Cornpattbuck]

Flappy Raya again. People just need to keep dropping balls on the fella.

 

[cjbyid]

Luton starting to put some form together

 

[gabsyspur]

Woo come on Luton!

 

[RuskyM]

Quite good that they wanted two top PL keepers to choose from and have ended up with none.

 

[ZiggySpurs]

Rob Daly (Spurs commentator) on the Premier Sport commentary for this match. Didn't know he did non-Spurs matches too.

 

[cjsimba]

Hope that goal didn’t come too early for Luton.

 

[aliyid]

Flappy Raya again. People just need to keep dropping balls on the fella.

Time for Lego head to sub him off for Ramsdale