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Net News Publisher (Free subscription) | 17 hours ago
Top Premier League clubs are set to provide hundreds of unique training opportunities to boost the confidence of jobseekers and prepare them for the workplace. Employment Minister Jim Knight announced the launch of the initiative at Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge stadium today alongside Richard Scudamore, Chief Executive of the Premier League, and Jon Sheehy of The New [...]
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EPL Talk (Free subscription) | yesterday
If you want to better understand the Premier League’s position on digital rights, go ahead and read Premier League Chief Executive Richard Scudamore’s letter that was published in The Guardian last week on the topic of The Digital Economy Bill. The proposed legislation would kick accused, not convicted, file sharers off the Internet in the [...]
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Click World News (Free subscription) | 30/11/2009
We've discussed in the past how the UK's Premier League's fear of the internet has been a case study in what not to do online. But it seems that the Premier League bosses still want to push forward with plans to make it more difficult and more annoying for fans to actually watch matches. Jeff T alerts us to an opinion piece in The Guardian from the CEO of the Premier League, Richard Scudamore, in support...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 26/11/2009
• Andy Anson wants to 'move on' following Richards' resignation • 15 cities deliver bids to host matches in nine years time The leader of England's campaign to host the World Cup in 2018 has called on the warring internal factions that have hobbled the bid to date to put "personal issues" aside, stop "navel gazing" and move on. On the day that 15 cities delivered their...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 26/11/2009
• Relationship between official bodies reaches new nadir • League thinks salaries of bid employees are too high The Premier League's reluctance to offer hard cash to the England 2018 bid is not all down to a clash of personalities between the two organisation's big beasts. Sure, Lord Triesman and Richard Scudamore's relationship has been deteriorating for well over a year and this week's...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
• 'From the outside, it looks like a shambles' • Premier League unlikely to submit replacement for Richards Karren Brady, the former Birmingham City managing director who was on the 2018 World Cup board for only a matter of weeks before stepping aside to lead an advisory panel, admitted today that the bid had been blighted by "bickering, infighting and disruption". Asked if the...
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Reuters UK (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore warned Asian clubs on Tuesday that a salary cap would have a detrimental effect on their game.
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paidContent:UK (Free subscription) | 23/11/2009
The UK government’s Digital Economy Bil was submitted in draft on Friday. Premier League CEO Richard Scudamore writes in MediaGuardian ... Part of the strength of the British economy recently has been its ability to adapt as the world, and what consumers expect, have changed. Its flexibility, resilience and mixed nature should stand us in good stead as we, and the rest of the world, exit recession....
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No Rock And Roll Fun (Free subscription) | 23/11/2009
There's a balanced and considered editorial on the Digital Economy Bill in today's Guardian. It is, however, set alongside a piece by Richard Scudamore , chief executive of the Premier League and a member of the "Creative Coalition" which trots out the sort of muddle-headed screeches we've been hearing from record manufacturers for ten years: There are threats as well as opportunities, not...
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Daily Mail online | Sport (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
We don't do everything right in jump racing but compared to the Flat we are streets ahead in selling our section of the sport.
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turenchi (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
Nigeria?s pay TV company, HiTV, has won the exclusive broadcast rights for the Barclays Premier league for 2010-2013 seasons. The company won the rights for the Nigerian territory in a highly competitive bid Thursday last week. The company, which has in the past two seasons held the majority broadcast rights to the league, did not however disclose the amount it paid for the new deal. It currently screens...
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football is fixed (Free subscription) | 18/11/2009
In this post, we explore the Real ownership behind Birmingham City. In this post, we assess why Richard Scudamore chooses to ignore this issue. In this post, we project the scenarios ahead for this incredibly dodgy operation. But not for freeloaders, we don't. * All posts labelled # are only available fully by subscription. * Annual fee is £15 for 260 posts. * Payment by Googlecart or PayPal....
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 18/11/2009
• Uefa want domestic bodies to avoid fixture clashes • Premier League chairman holds European leagues position A long-running spat over control of fixtures remains a bone of contention between English football and Uefa. Several months after the European body first asked the Premier League and the Football League to sign a wide-ranging memorandum of understanding, it lies gathering dust on...
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Lord of the Wing (Free subscription) | 13/11/2009
Peter Scudamore Yesterday The result was not unexpected but the manner and tone of the statement was a surprise, if not, set up for future egg-on-the-faceness. Much tabloid trash word-play has been used on the words not desirable or viable . They have took the not desirable and multiplied it by the lowest common denominator, which suits their readership. Yes, we were not desirable to those and such...
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The Independent (Free subscription) | 13/11/2009
England's 20 elite clubs yesterday killed off any hopes that Celtic and Rangers held of joining the Premier League in the foreseeable future by voting against proposals to invite them south. The idea of the Old Firm joining the League was described in an official League statement as "not desirable or viable". One source said: "In a vote, the clubs came up with an emphatic 'no' to the...
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