 | FootBubble - The Premiership Football Crash of 2010
Editor: Martin Westby
Published in August 2007
This book investigates the worst possible outcome of a FootBubble imploding - a Premiership football crash in the year 2010, with many potential, yet avoidable, opportunities between now and 2010 for football to self-destruct - in the hope that enough common sense prevails to ensure the doomsday scenario is avoided.
The assumed wisdom is that FA Premiership’s future is of unlimited cash generation.
That assumption is built on a number of factors:- The FA Premiership League will remain the world’s "most exciting".
- Fans will continue to pay increasing ticket prices.
- New stadia will increase match day attendances.
- Players' wages will not inflate dangerously.
- Regulatory bodies will not instigate "anti market" rules.
- Football will always be attractive to business for sponsorship and corporate entertainment.
- All the new incoming Club owners are fit and responsible people.
- TV money will never reduce.
- Football is recession proof.
FootBubble is the season which historians will regard as the blackest in football history; attendances below the black days of the 1980s, England failing to qualify for tournaments and established Premiership teams going into administration and even ceasing to exist.
The book concludes with the potential aftershocks for the top tier of English football after the FootBubble has popped.
Will your team survive FootBubble?
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