Hector bellerin

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Originally Posted by Douglas Reynholm

That's the 2nd most ridiculous thing I've read today.

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It's true, I read it on the beeb the other day. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37815951

World;s gone mad.

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Originally Posted by LDG

The bubble will pop at some point, and TV revenue will dry up.

People are already cancelling subscriptions. I hope these media giants get absolutely buttfucked.

One saving grace for Arsenal (I hope), is with all that money we don't spend, we won't suddenly go down the shitter. If you're not oil funded, you're fucked otherwise.....if it all goes pop, it'll be every club bar the top few that die miserably.

Hopefully Stoke first.

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I hope so. This isn't sustainable. We need to make sure we don't get too carried away with these crazy contracts.

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Originally Posted by LDG

The bubble will pop at some point, and TV revenue will dry up.

People are already cancelling subscriptions. I hope these media giants get absolutely buttfucked.

One saving grace for Arsenal (I hope), is with all that money we don't spend, we won't suddenly go down the shitter. If you're not oil funded, you're fucked otherwise.....if it all goes pop, it'll be every club bar the top few that die miserably.

Hopefully Stoke first.

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You'd think so but how far off that is, is anyone's guess.

As long as people have Sky/BT in their houses, with or without the premium shit on top, they can still throw money at the game. There are always new ways to revitalise revenue streams, which is where the ops, marketing and strategy teams come to the fore. Now TV is growing and Sky still get revenue there. I wouldn't be surprised if Amazon or Netflix tried to muscle in directly or through partnerships with Sky, at a more premium rate. PAYG will increase at a more expensive rate to make up for any shortfall. There's so much money coming in from outside sponsors that laws will probably become even more favourable for them to get ISP's to dig deeper and fuck with the streams. There are ways and means. I don't think the bubble is going to pop anytime soon.

New deal signed.

http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38054145

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Originally Posted by Marc Overmars

New deal signed.

http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38054145

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https://mobile.twitter.com/Arsenal/s...10503395753985

That smile at the end :bow:

Yay! Now let's get him fit, we need him.