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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Richard HanleySheffield UnitedFootball needs to become a sport once again and stop being a business!Richard HanleySheffield United -
Jim SinstadtMillwallNo CommentJim SinstadtMillwall
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kevin cornwallTottenham HotspurNo Commentkevin cornwallTottenham Hotspur
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Nathan ClarkeLiverpoolNo CommentNathan ClarkeLiverpool
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Joel EcclesMiddlesbroughNo CommentJoel EcclesMiddlesbrough
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stuart allingtonCarlisle UnitedNo Commentstuart allingtonCarlisle United
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Helen MchughFC United of ManchesterNo CommentHelen MchughFC United of Manchester
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Niall KellyArsenalReduce pricesNiall KellyArsenal
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Fede RoubyLiverpoolNo CommentFede RoubyLiverpool
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Ben MallinsonHuddersfield TownNo CommentBen MallinsonHuddersfield Town
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Terry MurphyFC United of ManchesterNo CommentTerry MurphyFC United of Manchester
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Dan TraceyTottenham HotspurNo CommentDan TraceyTottenham Hotspur
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Clive BullenArsenalWithout fans there is no money in football. Return some to them.Clive BullenArsenal
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Michael JacksonLiverpoolRight and proper thing to doMichael JacksonLiverpool
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Marcus ParekhChelseaNo CommentMarcus ParekhChelsea
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chris scorerAston VillaNo Commentchris scorerAston Villa
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John KenneallyArsenalNo CommentJohn KenneallyArsenal
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Danny WilsonLiverpooltime to give back to the fans and the lower leagues where young talent developsDanny WilsonLiverpool
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Adam HentonSunderlandNo CommentAdam HentonSunderland
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Anthony HughesLiverpoolNo CommentAnthony HughesLiverpool
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Tisara KumarasingheLiverpoolTwenty's Plenty guv. We're the lifeblood of the club, don't strangle us.Tisara KumarasingheLiverpool
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Nicki MyersLiverpoolNo CommentNicki MyersLiverpool
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Ann MaclennanLiverpoolAnn Maclennan
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Gary SaltLiverpoolShare the money to all the club'sGary SaltLiverpool
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Anthony HiggsManchester CitySpread the money around more!!Anthony HiggsManchester City
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Martin PilleyLiverpoolNo CommentMartin PilleyLiverpool
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Rob PayneLeicester CityNo CommentRob PayneLeicester City
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Glenn moffettLiverpoolNo CommentGlenn moffettLiverpool
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Kyle DurksenLiverpoolWhen I come to England I would like to be able to afford to come to a match. If the ticket is affordable that will bring more people in like me who will spend more money anyways (concessions, merchandise etc.)Kyle DurksenLiverpool
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Alex CowanChelseaRidiculous that a 16 year old can be charged upwards of £25-30 for an away ticket, on top of the high train ticket prices... As a 20 year old student, I have to select and choose away games I go to as I can't afford all games - football has become all about money and the fans have just been forgotten; such a disgrace, especially seeing as Germany have shown the way to treat supporters fairly and respect rather than just rinsing usAlex CowanChelsea
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bren mooreLiverpoolNo Commentbren mooreLiverpool
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Andrew GillooleyLiverpoolFootball is made by the fans.Andrew GillooleyLiverpool
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Ann BrockleyStoke CityI attend all Stoke City games (home & away) the price of tickets that some of the clubs charge is very high. Newcastle charged us £20, Chelsea £50. We are very fortunate at Stoke City, travel to away games is free. Some of the TV money should filter down to grassroots football.Ann BrockleyStoke City
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Gerry ThomasCardiff CityNo CommentGerry ThomasCardiff City
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Sam HammondsStoke CityFans not customers!Sam HammondsStoke City
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Martin BallWycombe WanderersSupport grass roots and lower leagues, stop pretending that you are doing so. I see NO evidence of the funds filtering down into support grass roots.Martin BallWycombe Wanderers
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Evonne OkaforArsenalNo CommentEvonne OkaforArsenal
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Simeon FellowsKidderminster HarriersNo CommentSimeon FellowsKidderminster Harriers
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Greg StanleyLiverpoolNo CommentGreg StanleyLiverpool
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Anthony MillingtonTottenham HotspurFootball needs to be affordable for future generations so the excitement, which is all part of the TV experience, continues.Anthony MillingtonTottenham Hotspur
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Paul IrwinIt costs £10 for an adult to get into a top flight game in Northern Ireland and, in these times of austerity, this is plenty, especially when you consider partners/children and all the rest - programmes, replica shirts and team wear, scarves and other accessories. With the riches the vast majority of English clubs have, I wouldn't give them the crazy sort of fees they want for entrance - I'd sooner attend a lower league game and give them my hard earned. Share the wealth.Paul Irwin
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Dave PriceStoke CityThis is long overdue. The fans deserve more!Dave PriceStoke City
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Joshua CookAccrington StanleyA fan of a club who know all too well just how in need our smaller clubs are.Joshua CookAccrington Stanley
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Jon PowellBrentfordNo CommentJon PowellBrentford
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Christy FallonLiverpoolFootball needs changeChristy FallonLiverpool
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James BensonLiverpoolNo CommentJames BensonLiverpool
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David HargreavesFC United of ManchesterNo CommentDavid HargreavesFC United of Manchester
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alan marshall1874 Northwich FCalan marshall
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Jerrard DaviesFC United of ManchesterWhy will our FA not stand up and do the right thing????Jerrard DaviesFC United of Manchester
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Mark SimpsonFC United of ManchesterNo CommentMark SimpsonFC United of Manchester
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