Episode 30: Behind the Paywall - Crunching Tackles

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Why is John furious about having to pay for Peacock TV to watch Arsenal, and what does that tell us about sports entertainment? Are the growing number of streaming services good or bad for sports tv? What do they mean for the sports fan? On this week's podcast, we discuss: - If referees are ever responsible for the outcome of a game - Why John is furious about having to pay for soccer - If streaming services are ruining the fan experience - Lowering the goalposts (literally) - And why athletes need to be more careful before responding to the death of Breonna Taylor. As always, make sure to subscribe and follow us on Twitter at @crunch_tackles and on Instagram at @crunching_tackles!

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This episode was published on September 28, 2020.

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Why is John furious about having to pay for Peacock TV to watch Arsenal, and what does that tell us about sports entertainment? Are the growing number of streaming services good or bad for sports tv? What do they mean for the sports fan? On this...

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