Peter >> kamis april 11 - 18:26

I have a suggestion for attendance.

Home games get higher attendance when the home team is on a big winning streak. This makes sense, because casual fans are more likely to buy tickets if there is a high chance they see their team win.

A possible reponse is that this "boosts top teams". I disagree – top teams will already be getting all sellout matches anyway, so this rule doesn't help them; it only helps teams with less popularity.

How much should the attendance be boosted? Should a higher winning streak boost the attendance more, or should the bonus only take effect once the streak reaches a certain number, e.g. 4? This answers should be determined by you guys.

Awful >> jum'at april 12 - 18:29

i dont like , when big teams rebuilding, and playing with weak players for many seasons. that shouldnt happen... if big clubs play weak, they should lose  big % of popularity

Awful >> jum'at april 12 - 18:30

football is about competition and good level performance , not about construction ..

Numpty >> jum'at april 12 - 22:27

Must have misread the title, thought it said "streakers" ...

N10 >> sabtu april 13 - 04:54

For football to be competitive it needs a project, for example a league needs GOOD LEVEL infrastructure, it's not possible for a club to achieve good results if it doesn't have a project ahead of it, the preparation of a team is unthinkable to believe that they would reach a GOOD LEVEL without good facilities... I'm surprised that you being a market expert don't have that in mind.