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[CosmoX]

Let's agree to disagree.

I think English is only a minor reason why EPL is ahead of everyone.

I agree on your first point.

There was a report done by a marketing firm I think that compared English PL marketing and appearance to other leagues. EPL straight up dominated every area. In EPL even details like camera position, lights, pitch colors etc are perfectioned.

English language is not even a problem for them to perfection, it's native for virtually the entire globe.

I can't find the report now but it was really mind blowing.. hopefully someone got a link if they've read it.

 

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[amir3323]

Serie A was the most popular league in the world from mid 80's to early '00s because it had the drawing power to attract the best players on the planet. EPL was a retirement league for Serie A back then. Unfortunately La Liga and EPL evolved while Serie A is still stuck in its old ways outside of Juventus. Production and presentation of a Serie A match on television compared to EPL is so far behind. It's like still watching a match back in the 90's. Not to mention the toilet bowl of stadiums with empty seats that is just not attractive for a viewer.

 

[s4tch]

... . BUT, the only thing having our hopes up is if Momblano is still assured Pep is coming, and second: Agresti didnt say its a done deal...

i'd rather trust the club's management instead of some tweets.

 

[Mister]

SKY: tomorrow Abramovic will release Sarri who will then sign with Juventus.

 

[Monty]

 

[maxi]

Thousands... that's nothing unfortunately.

EPL marketing is native marketing for virtually the entire globe. While Italy has to change everything. Yet they still don't.. Italy is still stuck in stadiums being shitty and old. They can't even move to the next phase of actually marketing their league better.

That's certainly a factor but look at Bundesliga. They've got some of the best stadiums in the world and yet they receive nowhere near the same revenue or general attention as La Liga or BPL. It all comes down to the quality of the sides and, as you said, marketing- something which juve are trying to set an example to the rest of the league

 

[CosmoX]

Serie A was the most popular league in the world from mid 80's to early '00s because it had the drawing power to attract the best players on the planet. EPL was a retirement league for Serie A back then. Unfortunately La Liga and EPL evolved while Serie A is still stuck in its old ways outside of Juventus. Production and presentation of a Serie A match on television compared to EPL is so far behind. It's like still watching a match back in the 90's. Not to mention the toilet bowl of stadiums with empty seats that is just not attractive for a viewer.

Exactly. I remember watching Serie A in 1998. Nothing really changed, lights, pitch, all looks the same.
EPL changed a lot from the 90s to now. It's a whole different proposition. Modern, attractive, pleasurable to look at.

They know how to market themselves (thanks to a lot of investments). Italy has no investments and they don't even know how to market themselves, except very few clubs. And the English language thing it's another thing that EPL don't even have to worry about.

 

[Fr3sh]

italy is a third world country, they should move the league to the states or canada

 

[Snobist]

SKY: tomorrow Abramovic will release Sarri who will then sign with Juventus.

:sarrisimo:

 

[CosmoX]

That's certainly a factor but look at Bundesliga. They've got some of the best stadiums in the world and yet they receive nowhere near the same revenue or general attention as La Liga or BPL. It all comes down to the quality of the sides and, as you said, marketing- something which juve are trying to set an example to the rest of the league

Germany is somewhere between Italy and EPL. They have beautiful facilities but they are also stuck in the past with their marketing. They don't have the investments as EPL has and they don't even try to market themselves outside Germany, outside a few clubs.

Unless someone takes actual action in order to appeal to the entire globe (as the EPL did), Italy and Germany will remain stuck in the past except the very best teams. Same for La Liga. They matter mostly because of Real and Barca, otherwise they would be famous as Ligue 1.

Globalization is everything in this day and age.

 

[Snobist]

The only person who could give us something is @Gagi with a podcast!

 

[Mister]

Momblano: for me 90% Guardiola 10% Sarri

 

[dylanjuventino]

Momblano: for me 90% Guardiola 10% Sarri

Please this gives me so much hope bro you dont believe it. When did he post this? Now? Because he said this a week ago.

 

[juve123]

Momblano: for me 90% Guardiola 10% Sarri

Good so he is giving sarri 100%

 

[Mister]

Please this gives me so much hope bro you dont believe it. When did he post this? Now? Because he said this a week ago.

Now

 

[Barese]

This waiting game is just awful.

 

[Lapa]

italy is a third world country, they should move the league to the states or canada

You should visit sometime, dope place. I have never got any real third world country aka Arfican vibes (not that I would've visited or would ever visit Africa).

 

[The Quazis]

You had Conte coaching in England and his English skills are not great neither. Yet he managed.

 

[dylanjuventino]

Momblano sounds too sure all the time. I believe him. Bye Agresti

 

[Juvellino]

Serie A was the most popular league in the world from mid 80's to early '00s because it had the drawing power to attract the best players on the planet. EPL was a retirement league for Serie A back then. Unfortunately La Liga and EPL evolved while Serie A is still stuck in its old ways outside of Juventus. Production and presentation of a Serie A match on television compared to EPL is so far behind. It's like still watching a match back in the 90's. Not to mention the toilet bowl of stadiums with empty seats that is just not attractive for a viewer.

We have been talking about this for 10 years now