Serie A 2017/18 (14 Viewers)

[Elvin]

There is no what if, they will win and it will be ugly because of the timing in introdcing VAR

yeah that's the worst part.

 

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[pitbull]

I'm confident we're catching Napoli during the next month, they should drop points at 1 or 2 matches of Lazio home, Cagliari away and Roma home. We'll have a hard time as well as there's Fiorentina's game of the year coming up, Torino's game of the year, Atalanta at home and Lazio away, but this is the part of season when we start kicking ass left and right while Napoli usually slow down at this point.

 

[Hust]

https://www.football-italia.net/116766/spanish-firm-wins-serie-rights

 

[piotrr]

https://www.football-italia.net/116766/spanish-firm-wins-serie-rights

tl;dr = 1.05bn euro for 3 seasons.
Almost 2 times less than EPL gets ANNUALLY.

EPL got such figures (1bn gbp) in 2004...

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And lol @ that picture from the article.

 

[Hust]

https://www.football-italia.net/116769/sky-warning-over-tv-rights-deal

 

[Mark]

 

[lgorTudor]

tl;dr = 1.05bn euro for 3 seasons.
Almost 2 times less than EPL gets ANNUALLY.

EPL got such figures (1bn gbp) in 2004...

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And lol @ that picture from the article.

This can't be real

Bundesliga sold for 1.5bn € per season ::

 

[Maddy]

This can't be real

Bundesliga sold for 1.5bn € per season ::

Who watches italian football? The domestic market is weak: low purchasing power among italian comsumers means there's a low demand for tv ads etc., which in turn leaves a low demand for broadcasting Serie A. Furthermore besides the odd hipster, connoisseur, or Italian diaspora, who watches italian football outside Italy? So there's a weak market abroad as well.

Delusional FIGC still lives in the glory days of the 90, yet to realise that Italy have fallen so far behind, we are talking at least a decade to catch up.

 

[zizinho]

And lol @ that picture from the article.

they use it for every tv related article it seems

 

[vodka]

im pretty sure its $1bn per season

 

[Maddy]

lel lazio

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im pretty sure its $1bn per season

It's 1 billion euros/year

 

[Mark]

oh good lazio hitting a slump right before the nipples game.


and they score.

 

[piotrr]

im pretty sure its $1bn per season

Tried to search a little bit and some sources state /season and some /2018-21

1bn /season wouldn't be that bad, but still, 0.5bn behind Bundes

 

[abstract]

If Italy wants more money for TV rights they need to start investing in better stadiums.Look at the state of the pitch in the Watford - Chelsea game,and then switch channels to Lazio-Genova.

 

[vodka]

Tried to search a little bit and some sources state /season and some /2018-21

1bn /season wouldn't be that bad, but still, 0.5bn behind Bundes

as much as we like our kinda 'clean' league, it seems that without asian/us tycoons investments we wont have good stadiums, superstars and infrastructure/marketing to make italy attractive abroad...

World Cup in italy would massively help

 

[Post Ironic]

We lost at home to Lazio.

Inter hasn't won in 8 Serie A matches and are somehow still in 4th, only 1 point back of Lazio.

Roma and Lazio

 

[Maddy]

Good job Lazio. Hopefully you'll do better against Napoli.

 

[Mark]

Good job Lazio. Hopefully you'll do better against Napoli.

3 easy points to nipples.

 

[Maddy]

3 easy points to nipples.

Lazio weren't good tonight. They were without Milinkovic-Savic, and played a couple of shitters in Lukaku and Murgia. Let's hope for major improvement against Napoli, but yeah I don't really see Napoli not winning on Saturday.

 

[Monty]