The club: how the Premier League became the richest, most disruptive business in sport
How did English football - once known for its stale pies, bad book-keeping and hooligans - become a commercial powerhouse and the world's premium popular entertainment? This was a business empire built in only twenty-five years on ambition, experimentation and gambler's luck. Lead by a mot...
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| Zusammenfassung: | How did English football - once known for its stale pies, bad book-keeping and hooligans - become a commercial powerhouse and the world's premium popular entertainment? This was a business empire built in only twenty-five years on ambition, experimentation and gambler's luck. Lead by a motley cast of executives, Russian oligarchs, Arab Sheikhs, Asian Titans, American Tycoons, battle-hardened managers, ruthless agents and the Murdoch media - the Premier League has been carved up, rebranded and exported to phenomenal 185 countries. The United Nations only recognizes 193. But the extraordinary profit of bringing England's ageing industrial towns to a compulsive global attention has come at a cost. Today, as players are sold for hundreds of millions and clubs are valued in the billions, local fans are being priced out - and the clubs' local identities are fading. The Premier League has become the classic business fable for our globalised world. Drawing on dozens of exclusive and revelatory interviews from the Boardrooms - including Liverpool's John W. Henry, Tottenham's Daniel Levy, Martin Edwards and David Gill at Manchester United, Arsene Wenger and Stan Kroenke at Arsenal, Manchester City's sporting director Txiki Begiristain, and executives at Chelsea, West Ham, Leicester City and Aston Villa - this is the definitive bust and boom account of how the Premier League product took over the world |
| Beschreibung: | "Updated to include the 2018-19 season" --Front cover |
| Beschreibung: | xiv, 336 pages 20 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781473699588 |
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| adam_text | Contents Authors’ Note ix Prologue Part I: Breaking Away Part И: Rise and Rise Part III: Invaders on the Shore Part IV: Premier League Inc. Part V: Britain’s Ñew Empire ; Epilogue: TVvo Nights in May, 2019 ;-;՚7 43 87 159 225 307 Acknowledgements Select Bibliography Index ‘ 315 319 321
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