For the second part of the 'Money Talks' Man City special, Mo Chatra is joined by Nick Harris of Sporting Intelligence. A deeper dive into the City FFP story, Mo and Nick cover the history of City and FFP, whether other clubs and owners may have played a part in UEFA's decision, what could happen when CAS hear City's appeal, what might happen with the separate Premier League investigation, the potential for other legal proceedings, the likelihood of criminal investigations, the potential financial impact on City if the decision is upheld and much more besides. Informative, educational and thought-provoking, this is an unmissable 'Money Talks' that you simply must listen to.
On the first of this two-part Money Talks special, Mo Chatra and Eddie Gibbs discuss the hot breaking news about UEFA's decision to ban Man City from UEFA competitions for two years. Topics covered include City's reaction to the ban, what the ramifications could be on City (will Pep leave?), what it means for the Premier League and its own investigation into City, the impact this could have on Liverpool and the reaction of City fans to this. In addition, Mo gives his views on whether the club can sign Sancho and Werner without selling any of the front three. Part Two with Rob Harris of Associated Press will drop tomorrow.
On the latest episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra and Eddie Gibbs discuss the publication of the Deloitte Football Money League.
A variety of topics are discussed including Liverpool's revenue figure for the 18/19 season of a record £533m, how it compares to other rivals, who finished top of the Money League and what scope exists for Liverpool to overtake third placed Man United in the next couple of years.
Also covered is news of Everton's just-announced record loss of £111m for the 18/19 season and what that means for the Reds' Merseyside rivals, and changes to plans for the Anfield Road End expansion are also covered.
As always, an informative pod covering the business side of Liverpool and football.
On this episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra and Eddie Gibbs cover all the detail stemming from today's announcement about the Anfield Road End expansion. The consultation and planning permission processes, whether the stand could expand further before designs are finalised, the likelihood of further expansion around Anfield and timescales are all explored in-depth. Mo and Eddie also cover all the business-related news relating to Manchester City that has emerged recently. As ever, a highly informative pod right here on Anfield Index Pro.
On this episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra and Eddie Gibbs discuss the outcome of today's court case victory for Liverpool in relation to it's kit deal. The background to how the case ended up in court, key proceedings over three days in court, all the key revelations that emerged, Liverpool Chief Commercial Officer Billy Hogan, celebrity endorsements, 'doors', #Mbappe2020 and much more are covered in the most in-depth podcast covering today's story.
On this episode of Money Talks, Eddie Gibbs and Mo Chatra discuss a range of topical business matters involving Liverpool, including details of how big the Anfield Road End expansion could be, the likelihood of other stands being expanded, what an expanded stand could mean for local supporters, the costs and additional revenues associated the project, who the next deal is likely to be with, what other commercial deals are in the pipeline and Clause 9 of LFC's trademark application for 'Liverpool' and what its implications are for fan media outlets.It's a packed show- give it a listen!
On this episode of Money Talks, Mo is joined by Reds fan Lucy Rimmer to talk about her involvement in the efforts to prevent Liverpool Football Club from securing a trademark for the name/term 'Liverpool'. A variety of points were covered including Lucy's discussions with LFC CEO Peter Moore, the views on this situation within the city, the impact this could have on independent merchandise sellers, the club's application of the Liverbird trademark and much more. It's a really fascinating, thought-provoking and informative podcast so be sure to give it a listen.
Mo Chatra returns alongside Eddie Gibbs to look at the current state of play in respect of watching Liverpool FC and the 2019/20 football season in general on TV.The duo discuss...- Current Premier League & UEFA Champions League rights deals (domestic and international) plus predictions on what could happen in the next rights cycle.- What's the cost of watching football legally in the UK?- UK coverage of other popular leagues (La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A etc.)- Impact of illegal streaming: Kodi, IPTV and new High Court blocking orders- Why are VPNs so popular? LFC even have their own VPN sponsor!- Scope for a new Premier League streaming service? The EFL have iFollow, impact of 3pm blackout etc.Media links discussed during the show:Premier League & UEFA Obtain Court Orders to Block Piracy in 2019/20 - https://bit.ly/2MfYN8rPremier League Wins New ISP Piracy Blocking Order in Ireland - https://bit.ly/2KwIke3Inside the UK’s ‘Pirate’ IPTV Blocking System - https://bit.ly/2YK2c5THow 'one of the largest heists in corporate history' could burst the Premier League bubble - https://bit.ly/31pcvsYPremier League & UEFA Obtain Court Orders to Block Piracy in 2019/20 - TorrentFreakhttps://bit.lyPremier League Wins New ISP Piracy Blocking Order - TorrentFreakhttps://bit.ly
On this episode of Money Talks Mo is joined by Gags to talk about the subject of LFC's recruitment strategy and how its financial position this summer will have influenced it. Mo and Gags delve in-depth into the recruitment strategy, what money is available this summer, what other areas money has needed to be spent on and what might be different next summer. It's another informative, must-listen Money Talks so be sure to check it out.
On this episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra is joined by Dan Kennett to discuss the role of analytics in Liverpool's rapid resurgence of recent years. Amongst the topics discussed include the evolution in acceptance and use of analytics at the club, the use of analytics in recruitment during the FSG era, the Transfer Committee and the club's Sporting Director, Michael Edwards.
