American sport is created to serve the owners, European clubs exist to serve their fans. Open v closed leagues, certainty v volatility. Those are some of the binaries that you bump in to when talking about American investment in European club football. Is there another way? Barney Schauble co-owner of Venezia FC and Oakland Roots Sports Club is our guest on Unofficial Partner, along with Omar Chaudhuri and AJ Swoboda from Twenty First Group
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2moThis was a great listen, particularly around the transition between the Premier League and Championship. If we were inventing football tomorrow intuitively, the cliff edge/pot of gold, all or nothing approach is bad and encourages casino economics. But the that suggestion that the pot-of-gold leads to more investment and a seeming never ending amount of people and willingness to invest actually keeps Championship clubs going is different way of looking at it