The other thing is that football is an entertainment business. How are they going to distribute it and who is going to be able to watch it?
If it’s going to make a big difference that’s a real key and if better internet coverage, or public transport or electricity is a result to allow people to watch or get to a place where they can watch then that’s good.
But same as here publicity and access is guna make it worthwhile. You’d also think that a league constantly won by an NZ or Aussie team might not have the draw a genuinely competitive league might.
Assuming they’re not already watching the Premier League and think the local product isn’t worth watching because of that…
If it’s going to make a big difference that’s a real key and if better internet coverage, or public transport or electricity is a result to allow people to watch or get to a place where they can watch then that’s good.
But same as here publicity and access is guna make it worthwhile. You’d also think that a league constantly won by an NZ or Aussie team might not have the draw a genuinely competitive league might.
Assuming they’re not already watching the Premier League and think the local product isn’t worth watching because of that…