Your content is gold and worth more then 40k. Good luck with increasing this KPI.

Football is the best....

A little dissapointed u compared it to tennis but not cricket while cricket has over 2.5 billion fans and a 2 month cricket league is generating morr revenue than premier league

@@ritiksinghrajput578 cricket sucks

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About 72,5cm in circumference.

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I agree

I legit gasped. Absolutely savage.

the disrespect. smh

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Downright rude of us... 😬 🤚

@@AthleticInterest To be fair, I started doubting myself and checked whether he was still playing 😀

In my English town, the small football team in the 9th tier (not sure exactly but somewhere there) sells merchandise separately from tickets

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This is interesting ! What club is it ?

Wow

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Exactly bro they missed fact

And those have speculatively assigned valuation

With the data provided from the video it seems understandable why florentino perez even was one of the initiators for the super league and why he spoke about declining revenue.

depends on the league. The Premier League is a for profit league, while the Bundesliga is not (due to the 50+1 rule).

True though the "working-class" aspect highlights inclusivity more than anything else.

Yup and its rule used to be less complicated and more straightforward unlike today.

(a joke) look at subtitles

Rule: You've got to end lists with a joke 😉

@@AthleticInterest Is that why you ended the list of companies at 4:08 with your own channel? (Sorry but I had to do it, love your channel)

@@oscartouw LMFAO

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Such different models it would be interesting

But then you'd compare a sport with leagues

The issue is that that would highly differ between the Football Leagues themselves. In Germany you're still able for ... 10 ~ 18 Bucks to see the two best Sides live, from directly behind the Goal. While the Premier League in England has already far higher prices and same goes for the TV Rights. And yes, I see a connections between Ticket Prices and the monetizisation of a Sport.

you mean you wanted to hear a comparison with comparable things instead of a comparison with the biggest corporations to make football seem as small as possible? that's weird, you're weird, we're not doing that.

Yh definitely

So glad you think so!

The good type of insane... right? 😄

the voice and the german accent 😩😩😩

@@AthleticInterest a big "YES", how do y'all edit so good?

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@@DESIREDTRUTH yeah, the editing is really on a professional level.

Got to keep you guessing, Abhignan 😄

@@AthleticInterest is there any way you would make videos looking at the real world more talking about social economic and general news like Wendover or polymatter or many others or would you just do sport i think it would be very interesting to see on another channel as you seem like a very sensible person with a good team aswell

0:38 you mentioned NFL who no one cares about but didn’t mention Cricket with 2.5 billion fans and Felid Hockey 2 Billion fans 🫠

​@@BollyToHolly 400 million fans as "no one"? U must have been superiority complex

@@edwardtimothy3581 you are living in a close bubble to compare 400m to almost 3 billion!

They practically built those club's fan base

No they didn't

@@rickyjohnson1768 not barca

exactly bro.

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Everything is literally all about money .

@@mrdude9671 no it's a bit about the game, fans go into the stadium because they want to watch football.

@@otto9090 Lol you say that like, Disney and other media corporations aren't 'a little bit about' the entertainment and its quality as well. People go to watch a marvel movie because it's what they want to watch. They're both predominantly about revenue and by extension profit hence why attempting to nominalise the media industry in favour of bigging up the sports industry is a fallacy.

@@himum3429 but football is way different. It's not fully a business. It's a sport, people play it themselves, it's a real passion. But I don't think there are many having a real passion watching films. And Disney is making 134 Star wars movies because of the money no one gets the story any more and the best characters just died years ago. They're only making star wars movies because it brings them money. But football isn't played only because of the money. It's just hard to compare it and saying football is way smaller. It is the most popular sport in the world. And clubs are not establishments, or only partly.

@@otto9090 I get that you have a real passion for the game, especially due to your profile pic. I assume your a Real Madrid fan, I'm a Liverpool fan and they're the two greatest clubs in their respective countries hence why our passion tends for football tends to be even higher (I'm sure fans of Bayern, Barca, The two Milan teams and United back in the day can/could relate). Given that, you can't seriously be saying people don't have the same kind of Passion when in terms of the film industry. A lot of people who aren't really into sports go to the cinema on the regular and while COVID defo impacted that, it also did the same to football with the 'zero crowds' thingy. There are film critics, film reviewers and film journalists much in the same way there are sports commentators, sports pundits and sports journalists. There are entire sub cultures under these that eclipse many of their contemporaries. For example Football is more popular than Basketball, Tennis, Formula 1, UFC, Cricket, Athletics etc. While Marvel is more popular than Star wars, DC, Game of Thrones, Stranger Things, Venomverse, Indiana Jones, Star Trek, Harry potter etc. They are both inherently built to make money as they are both inherently industries. Sports (in this case football) at its base is made so that fans only have to pay for a match ticket and snacks and can enjoy the games they love. Movies at their base are made so that fans only have to pay for a movie ticket and popcorn and can enjoy the movies they love. Movies aren't just made for the money either lol. Just like their are smaller football clubs who are more likely to listen to their fans they're also smaller indie Studios and films that are more likely to think of money as a secondary to entertainment. Likewise there are the big boys of the industries (Marvel/Harry potter) or (Real Madrid/Liverpool) who already have MASSIVE global fanbases and are more eligible to make high profile mistakes and greedy monetary decisions like locking content behind a subscription service or creating a bloody Super League yet still get away with it. These two industries are quite frankly some of the oldest in the world. Movies have their base in the early 1900's while Shakespearean style theater dates back to the mid to late 1500s. Ancient Greek theatre goes back to about 900 B.C with exaggerated storytelling perhaps as old as Mesopotamia. Sports likewise are also extremely old, football is believed to have been invented by the British in the late 1700s with earlier roots in Han dynasty China. Sports as a whole date back to Ancient Rome with the Gladiator Games Ancient Greece with the OG Olympics and Boxing supposedly goes all the way back to VERY Ancient Egypt. The point I'm trying to make is that while they've both become predominantly commercial over the many, many years since their inception, they are still at their core about pleasing us, the fans. These actors and the sportspeople are sometimes gifted (like Messi or Leonardo DiCaprio, Sometimes they work their socks off to achieve their level (Denzel Washington, Cr7) but they all have a genuine love for their art and that can be seen in their performances. It's not about comparing tbh. I think it's just moreso about being happy that unlike other industries like technology and fast food they haven't gone full on corporate yet.

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Just sitting in silence since the last one? 😄

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Did we?! 😬 Uh oh! 😅

I believe for global football brands, it still looks better to have jerseys designed and selled by the giants Nike, Adidas and Puma, but for smaller clubs, it seems better to take over the creation and production of the kits. Some brazilian clubs took over this process and they are gaining in quantity, design and a much bigger slice in sails. Also the fans are buying more, because they know it will help the club.

Nike, Adidas Puma and any other brank only make like 1 or 2 designs and sell then same design to all teams. the diference is the color.

"Best kit designers" LMFAO. Like these companies are the reason why football kits are still as boring as they are. The only reason these clubs are getting these global brands even tho they get little of the slice is because these global brands have stores all around the world to have their kits easily accessible. BUT the kits are FOOKin expensive like srsly? ??? 100$ for a kit lol,

We think so too! 🙂

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Thanks, Nidal. We hope to get there some time soon 🙂

Ah, of course! 😁

Plenty more to come! 🙌

Thank you. We will! 🙂

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Thank you, Thomas!

That's already been done and you can look it up. This video sees football as an entertainment business and compares it with Disney primarily. The Apple thing was just a brief mention to compare scales and and they said it themselves in the video that comparing sport to tech makes no sense because of the innovation advantage tech has.

Good one!

That's a great record to have! ❤️

he already made it for osaka

Yeah but like young atheletes in general, cus alot of brands pay them alot of money compared to other atheletes when they were at that age.

Really appreciate that!

Thanks, Emir!

True. The WC 2018 alone had a revenue of 5.4bn and even more impressive: They had a profit of about 3bn. I can't imagine that this and all of the other stuff only adds up to 33bn revenue

I’m guessing tho for every profitable club there’s one that lost money especially given the year. I mean subtract barcas debt alone is a lot

@@GTM9164 But this is not about win or loss, it's about revenue.

Yh it’s cause not all the football leagues are the same, so the price the premier league makes a year is a lot bigger than a league in Japan for example

This video is so bad lol

faxss football amkes you an icon

someone make the man an AI voice template and sell him to Apple

We expect your next assignment on Monday 😉

Thank you!

What about their Indians? Those arnt Indian either.

Actually, the term "Soccer" for Football did really originate in England before Football was even a thing internationally. I think, the Oxford or Cambridge Univeristy "Football" Club called it Soccer - Because "Football" refered to something more like Rugby. Which is btw also the reason why "American Football" (=Eggball) is called Football there, because Eggball actually originated from a similar Sport in England - What is nowadays called Rugby. Yet, in most Languages Soccer/Football is translated with something similar to "Foot" + "Ball", while Eggball isn't even really played with the Foot which makes it nonsensical to even call it Football. It doesn't even really have a "Ball" in it - I mean, that weird thing is weirdly shaped and if you ask people how they would describe a Ball, they wouldn't describe an Eggball, would they?

@@DaroriDerEinzige correct "The word soccer comes from an abbreviation for Association (from Association Football, the 'official' name for the game) plus the addition of the suffix -er. This suffix (originally Rugby School slang, and then adopted by Oxford University), was appended to 'shortened' nouns, in order to form jocular words." Rugby: "mid 19th century: named after Rugby School (see Rugby), where the game was first played"

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@@AthleticInterest No way .am already addicted am on my sixth video already from the time i did comment and all are dope .

American sports market is inflated. Even some MLS team worth more than top European teams. Probably because many Americans support teams based on winning rather than local affiliation. Dallas has huge fanbase all over the country, so merch sales are high. Also Its a closed league, revenues are steady, no fear of relegation. If you are bottom teams, you can get higher draft pick and take top athlete to create buzz. Salary cap make sure all teams have a set spending budget, so no surprise financial decision (compare to football).

It's bcoz of USA. If Dallas is from another country then it didn't make revenue not even close .

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And thank you! 😄

Glad you enjoyed it!

So what are you trying to say? Everyone should be poor?

Just let the people pay for whatever the fuck they want.

@@robert2690 no, I'm saying that inequality is getting out of hand and has accelerated at a ridiculous pace since the 80's.. Footballers should earn a lot of money no doubt and football clubs can earn millions in revenue. But continuing to focus on maximising revenue in this way led to the super league and nothing suggests they won't try it again in the future if we don't challenge this way of thinking.

Communist spotted.

Don't worry, 'passion' and 'togetherness' will run the sport.

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Very kind! Thank you, Saaheb! 🤍

100%

IPL destroyed the cricket forever.

Since we decided to make a mean joke 😅

Now this sounds like a brilliant idea and a viable business model, unfortunately the big teams would be greasy and try to squeeze the rest

It doesn't make any cents, does it? 😉

Thanks! We're glad you enjoy it 🙂

That is a pretty big compliment 😄

@@AthleticInterest you deserve it, my go to football youtube channel ❤👏