Share TV wealth!

It's really important that fans from all backgrounds are not priced out of seeing their teams play. On the playing side it's beneficial to clubs to invest more money in grassroots as it will improve the quality of players coming through and from a community stand point more investment can make football more accessible which can go as far to increasing health in the area and thus demand on the NHS or it can help keep people out of trouble giving them focus and something that ensures they remain committed to something positive which could impact the level of crime in an area. 16th August 2019 - 16:48PM

Naomi Reid

Leeds United

Clubs in the championship, league one and league two should get some of the TV wealth from the premier league. 27th January 2019 - 12:13PM

wayne shortland

Sheffield United

No Comment 4th January 2019 - 15:42PM

Mark Newton

Sunderland

No Comment 3rd November 2018 - 09:32AM

John Bourke

Manchester United

No Comment 1st November 2018 - 07:21AM

Karen Wilson

Aston Villa

Clubs in the championship, league one and league two should get some of the TV wealth from the premier league.The top players and their agents are getting richer and richer. For example every Championship club should get £10,000,000 each (this means just £12,000,000 less for each premier club) But this money can only be used on player development, training grounds etc not buying players. Then say £5,000,000 for league one clubs and £2,500,000 for league two clubs but again only to be used for player development, youth teams , training grounds etc 14th October 2018 - 21:05PM

Keith Mowle

Southampton

Football is the common man's game and it's supported by loyal fans who nowadays are being taken for a ride when it comes to paying extortionate prices to watch their beloved team. 18th September 2018 - 17:46PM

Sid Needler

Hull City

Football is about the supporters. Without them the game will cease to exist 11th September 2018 - 13:50PM

George Tuck

Everton

With the amount of money that football clubs receive from TV the paying supporter should have reduced ticket prices. I feel with the club I support (Manchester United) there is a situation where the ground is full for most games and when some fans find it too expensive to attend other fans with more disposable income will take their place. I know that football clubs are a commercial enterprise but they are so brazen these days, for example shortly after the draw for the Champions League Draw you get a text to say that the payment for the first home game has been taken from your account. To have a season ticket you have to tie yourself to most of the cup competitions, this is not what a season ticket used to be. All items sold within the ground food, drinks etc. are overpriced. The prices for replica kits are a joke. Having watched football for a greast many years the experience now is of being ripped of which greatly saddens me when I think how good things could be with a more benevolent commercial and management structure. Sadly this what I fully expected would happen when the PL was formed. 11th September 2018 - 08:52AM

Alan Burrows

Manchester United

If Arsenal like many other clubs are making more money from TV than from fan tickets why do we have to pay so much, we have the highest ticket prices in the premiership. Indeed why do we have to pay at all! 10th September 2018 - 14:25PM

Joe Piroli

Arsenal

Disgusting how some clubs charge extortionate prices Rail seating / safe standing will be in place in the next 2 years I imagine , hopefully this path in football becomes a lot better and clearer 27th July 2018 - 10:32AM

Jack Hemmings

Leicester City

No Comment 19th July 2018 - 14:35PM

David Gatward

Arsenal

Monopoly of the wealth is strangling fair competition and eventually will be the downfall of football 28th April 2018 - 11:05AM

Steven Milsom

Cardiff City

No Comment 19th April 2018 - 17:34PM

Ian Conner

Newcastle United

No Comment 23rd March 2018 - 22:11PM

Graeme Palmer

Newcastle United

my Dad and I have been season ticket holders over Tottenham for nearly 11 years. Before we moved to Wembley we were paying 750.00 per ticket per year. One year on and we are being asked to pay over 30 percent more for a seat basically in the same place (975.00). An increase in 225.00. We are not even guaranteed this price as we have to wait for phase 1,2,and 3 to have their pick first. I feel that if we have to pay more than a grand this year, our love affair with Tottenham could be over. 20th March 2018 - 10:00AM

Billy Wilson-Neill

Tottenham Hotspur

No Comment 18th March 2018 - 18:54PM

Nicola Palios

Tranmere Rovers

The game has been took over by money and is just getting worse 18th March 2018 - 16:28PM

Joe Lavelle

Tranmere Rovers

No Comment 12th March 2018 - 23:58PM

Joseph Millen

Arsenal

I fully support this campaign. I think the greatest evil in the game at the moment (and there are many) is the utter disparity in English professional football. A fairer distribution of wealth among ALL clubs in the football pyramid would give everyone the chance to go for glory, not just make up the numbers while a small cartel of mega-clubs play pass the parcel with the major trophies every season. 4th March 2018 - 14:44PM

Max Helm

Ipswich Town

No Comment 9th February 2018 - 17:37PM

freddie carradus

Derby County

No Comment 6th February 2018 - 16:19PM

Tim Bower

Wycombe Wanderers

No Comment 3rd February 2018 - 15:00PM

John Marshall

Queens Park Rangers

No Comment 27th January 2018 - 16:04PM

Finley Charles

Yeovil Town

Lower league clubs need help. They are the feeder for the leagues . They need to have good pitches and infrastructure for the players . To progress and improve. Also so fans can enjoy watching there local team. 27th January 2018 - 12:41PM

philip Raybould

Hednesford Town

As a Canadian football supporter, I wish you nothing but the best of luck in your fight! 17th January 2018 - 22:17PM

Adrian Siatkowski

No Comment 26th November 2017 - 22:42PM

Daryl Hopson

Huddersfield Town

No Comment 10th November 2017 - 09:52AM

John Stevenson

Norwich City

No Comment 8th November 2017 - 11:30AM

Jordon Brooker

AFC Bournemouth

More money needs to filter down the leagues as big clubs need a firm and varied structure......they also need lower leagues to loan their unused players to for development 6th November 2017 - 14:02PM

gladys Grant

Plymouth Argyle

No Comment 4th November 2017 - 15:17PM

John Riley

Gillingham

No Comment 3rd November 2017 - 21:45PM

David Watkins

Arsenal

No Comment 16th October 2017 - 12:37PM

Nigel Reigate

Norwich City

No Comment 13th October 2017 - 16:56PM

Harry Walsh

MK Dons

No Comment 11th October 2017 - 10:05AM

Mark Donachy

Grimsby Town

No Comment 19th September 2017 - 18:17PM

Roger McAndrew

No Comment 16th September 2017 - 22:06PM

Dobar Cojk

Chelsea

No Comment 13th September 2017 - 15:36PM

Martin Copeman

Chelsea

Its too expensive to buy a ticket and get travel. CHANGE IT UP 3rd September 2017 - 18:14PM

Charlie Fairbank

Chelsea

No Comment 9th August 2017 - 21:01PM

Teboho Mokonyana

Chelsea

5.1 billion in the trough, Share the wealth pigs, £nough is £nough 9th August 2017 - 18:53PM

Ben Hunter

Crystal Palace

Absolutely. 31st July 2017 - 13:54PM

Paul Houghton

Tottenham Hotspur

No Comment 21st July 2017 - 19:33PM

darren reynolds

Chelsea

No Comment 20th July 2017 - 22:13PM

Seth Forward

Newcastle United

No Comment 15th July 2017 - 06:48AM

Shaun Dowd

Sunderland

If the Premier League continues to keep large sums of money in order to boost their own league then it could oversee the demise of lower league football. 11th July 2017 - 16:54PM

Roger Dowman

Carlisle United

No Comment 4th July 2017 - 11:29AM

Rich Charlton

Liverpool

No Comment 27th June 2017 - 10:42AM

Henry Stanley

Fulham

Please provide a more equitable ditribution of revenues for the benefit of all involved in the game at all levels. 20th June 2017 - 17:23PM

Adam Lucas

AFC Rushden & Diamonds

No Comment 8th June 2017 - 21:59PM

Rémy Hénichard

Liverpool