Newcastle owner Mike Ashley has asked the Premier League to urgently review his existing los Angeles a la carte agreements.
In October, matches that were not decided in the first place for normal television broadcasts were made to have a pay-per-view basis available through Sky Sports and BT Sport’s existing cash work platforms at 14. 95 euros each.
The Premier League announced the resolution following government restrictions on party enthusiasts, meaning that all matches are held behind closed doors lately.
But before a Premier League shareholders’ meeting scheduled for Tuesday, where pay-per-view will be discussed, Ashley has asked for 10 euros on existing prices.
“I ask the Premier League to act without delay and review its existing payment agreements for live matches in the UK,” he said on Newcastle’s website.
“In the current climate, charging 14. 95 euros for a televised bachelor adjustment is appropriate for any football fan.
“Enthusiasts have overwhelmingly rejected this offer and the Premier League will have to act now.
“Why make it much more available at £4. 95, consistent with the game until Christmas?
“The government deserves to waive VAT in the previous card matches so that as many as you can imagine from those who can’t attend the matches on the user can at least see their team.
“The discounted payment benefit consistent with the previous order, I would say that 50 consistent with cents would be retained through the Premier League and 50 consistent with cents would go to the football pyramid below.
“As a club, Newcastle United voted in favor of the payment proposal at the meeting, but it is still unclear, because no realistic or viable option was proposed that would allow fans to watch the games. “
The Premier League has yet to comment on Ashley’s statement.