Share TV wealth!
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The Premier League has signed a new TV mega-deal worth £5.14bn, and that’s just for UK rights. The increase from the last domestic deal alone equates to £40+ for every fan, at every game; top-flight clubs have to bring down ticket prices and support lower-league/grassroots football. There are five billion reasons why clubs should #shareTVwealth!
Fans demand that clubs:
- Drop prices for home fans;
- Commit to the FSF’s Twenty’s Plenty away price cap;
- Redistribute more wealth to support lower-league and grassroots football.
Important! Please make sure to SELECT A CLUB below. This triggers an email to them and the relevant league outlining your support for lower prices/redistribution of TV wealth throughout the pyramid. It's a vital step in this campaign as the PL and FL always insist that clubs hold the power.
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Adam RitchieManchester UnitedNo CommentAdam RitchieManchester United -
Nick HartleyLiverpoolget your rowdier, lower paid (i.e. Under 40) fans a chance to regularly get to the match, the "famous anfield atmosphere" will miraculously make a return; you'll see the effects on the pitch which makes more money ultimately. Get the fans back on board before they give up for good.Nick HartleyLiverpool
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Jules MoscoviciArsenalIt's about time football thought about its roots! Bring prices down, revive atmospheres and love, and build the youth of this country.Jules MoscoviciArsenal
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Paul CorkreyCardiff CityIts important fans are not priced out of footballPaul CorkreyCardiff City
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matt owenCrewe AlexandraNo Commentmatt owenCrewe Alexandra
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Pat HughesNewcastle UnitedNo CommentPat HughesNewcastle United
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Vicki HaddockChelseaNo CommentVicki HaddockChelsea
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Finlay mitchellColchester Unitedagree with absolutely everything, hope it worksFinlay mitchellColchester United
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Stewart HellensSunderlandTwenty Is Plenty!!!Stewart HellensSunderland
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Leanne WilliamsStoke CityToo much money in football, overpriced players meaning the fans suffer with costs! Football is nothing without fans!Leanne WilliamsStoke City
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Anthony WilliamsManchester UnitedAs a Manchester United Season ticket holder since 1986, I feel like another price hike will see me priced out of watching the team that I have followed home and away since the age of five. The amount of money that is being pumped into the game is mind boggling and its about time that the supporters that keep the game a float during the 1970's 80's and early 90's, were finally given something back before football becomes a game for the rich only.Anthony WilliamsManchester United
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MagneLiverpoolShare the money with us fansMagneLiverpool
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George ParkerColchester UnitedNo CommentGeorge ParkerColchester United
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edFulhamNo CommentedFulham
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Josef OgdenSheffield UnitedEven League 1 sides are charging over £20 for away matches away on Tues nights. The model is not sustainable for fans of lower league clubs who are, generally, in more socii-economic deprived areas of the country. We need to redress yhe balanceJosef OgdenSheffield United
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James moranTottenham HotspurAs a premier league season ticket holder I strongly support the idea that fans should feel some benefits from the new TV deal as we suffer the disruption of altered kick off timesJames moranTottenham Hotspur
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Roy TollittLiverpoolRoy TollittLiverpool
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Alex LukeReadingNo CommentAlex LukeReading
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Anwar uddinWest Ham UnitedNo CommentAnwar uddinWest Ham United
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Phil DarlingDerby CountyNo CommentPhil DarlingDerby County
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Mark RennieManchester UnitedFootball without fans is nothing....give the game back to the real fans #AMFMark RennieManchester United
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MarkTottenham HotspurFans make the game what it is.Without us it is dead. Show appreciation for the important role we play in your success by sharing the TV wealth.MarkTottenham Hotspur
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Steven WillsNo CommentSteven Wills
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LukeNewcastle UnitedI ask the board of Newcastle United to use the extra TV income to make football affordable and introduce the £20 way ticket across the PL.LukeNewcastle United
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Guy BaileyMiddlesbroughYep, enough is enough.Guy BaileyMiddlesbrough
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Liam ThompsonNewcastle UnitedNo CommentLiam ThompsonNewcastle United
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Brad AllenSunderlandNo CommentBrad AllenSunderland
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Nort van SchayikNo CommentNort van Schayik
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Nina DonkinSunderlandNo CommentNina DonkinSunderland
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Ian PhillipsNottingham ForestImagine if 10% of this deal went down leagues and into grassroots. That would still leave a healthy increase for the privileged few at the top, especially after the worldwide rights are sold. The improvement in coaching and facilities at all levels alone would make it worthwhile. Cheaper tickets across board while maintaining income makes sense for clubs and fans alike. Those currently, shamefully, priced out of the game might be able to afford to attend games. This would bring full, loud stadiums as it wouldn't be a lifestyle choice. If you want a higher pyramid, you'll need a stronger base. This. Must. Happen.Ian PhillipsNottingham Forest
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Michael JeffaresArsenalAbout time the fans benefited from the huge sums of money. Atmosphere contributed heavily to the game.Michael JeffaresArsenal
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Jon DarchBristol CityNo CommentJon DarchBristol City
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JackArsenalNo CommentJackArsenal
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David GoodsellFulhamNo CommentDavid GoodsellFulham
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ChrisLiverpoolNo CommentChrisLiverpool
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Daniel VelasquezClubs must redistribute wealth and give something back to the Fans. We deserve it!Daniel Velasquez
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Richard VarkerWrexhamNo CommentRichard VarkerWrexham
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Jason ButtonEbbsfleet UnitedNo CommentJason ButtonEbbsfleet United
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Tom SewellCambridge UnitedNo CommentTom SewellCambridge United
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Liam ThompsonSunderlandNo CommentLiam ThompsonSunderland
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Michael BrunskillSunderlandTwenty's PlentyMichael BrunskillSunderland
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