Big Picture, PPV, Sheffield United Preview

Fulhamish

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4.9 • 659 Ratings

🗓️ 14 October 2020

⏱️ 56 minutes

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In this episode, we discuss all the ramifications from the leaking of project "Big Picture" and the Premier League's new £14.95 PPV charge to watch matches that aren't scheduled by either Sky, BT or Amazon. Also, we look ahead to Sunday's trip to Bramall Lane, as Fulham face fellow pointless side Sheffield United.

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0:00.0	Ladies and gentlemen, it is showtime. Please welcome the team of the Fulhamish podcast.
0:12.8	Hello and welcome to the Fulhamish podcast, your independent voice of Fulham FC. My name is
0:19.0	Sammy James and hope you've all had a good international break
0:23.5	and maybe just a little bit time to reflect on everything to do with Fulham. But off the pitch,
0:30.2	it's been a pretty busy one, as I'm sure you'll know. The pay-per-view announcement that came out
0:34.7	on Friday, that games not selected for live TV are going
0:38.8	to cost us in the UK £14.95 to watch them, and that affects Fulham's first three games back
0:45.2	in October. And of course, you may have seen the news as well about Project Big Picture. Here to
0:51.6	discuss all things off the pitch with me is Farrell Monk.
0:55.2	Hello, Sammy. And chair of the Fulham Supporters Trust, Tom Greattricks.
0:59.3	Hello. And of course, chair of the Football Supporters Association as well. So very, very
1:04.1	qualified to talk about all things. Big picture and pay-per-view. We're going to be doing a
1:09.6	Sheffield United preview later in the show.
1:12.2	Don Betts is talking to Sheffield United fan, Traveling Blade, to get an opposition view ahead of Sunday's game.
1:19.3	But chaps, let's get straight into it. And although I personally am fuming about pay-per-view a little bit more than I'm fuming about
1:29.6	project big picture, I think we should start with the big picture stuff because it's been
1:34.4	the more recent topic and probably is the more long-lasting topic in terms of the potential
1:40.1	either benefits or damage it could do to the entire football pyramids. Tom, I know you've
1:46.0	been locked in discussions either with the FST or the FSA about this, pretty much since it
1:51.7	dropped at the weekend. The plans are basically that the Premier League will provide a
1:58.2	$250 million per season funds to the Football League,
2:02.6	which on its own sounds okay.
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