If HBO did 24/7 for that I'm on boardI wish they would make a uefa hard knocks
Kinda like how they did the nhl rosd to the winter classic
Start following CL teams at like quarter finals, focus on those 8 leading up to the finals
Did you see the nba hard knocks type thing simmons did for hbo alex?
I wish they would make a uefa hard knocks
Kinda like how they did the nhl rosd to the winter classic
Start following CL teams at like quarter finals, focus on those 8 leading up to the finals
I don't mind hard knocks but it's the same thing every year and obviously sensationalized, it's interesting this year because of Baker really
Netflix did something with juventus last year
It was interesting, wish it focused on simmons less, but its a good ideaI know he was doing something for the finals but never saw it
This is the first time I've watched in a few years, Baker is what makes it interesting to me. The other stuff, been there, done thatIts an inside look at training camp, just love seeing how it works
Baker is like thr 7th most interesting part this year
Quality goal by Wolves today.. Woodwork was unkind.
Why mate
Way too early to say NBA deal was great they paid a shitloadNBA deal turned out to be great as well
Overpaid talent came from a time when in 2013 ESPN ruled the land. Can’t blame him for not seeing streaming take over. Honestly I expect a rebound back to tv from streaming at some point
Way too early to say NBA deal was great they paid a shitload
Not a big fan of ESPN... find it tiresome but to say John skipper sucked is nuts. Fox sports is a much bigger mess then ESPN. They are losing properties, and not by choice either. They can’t even get their 2ndchannel on most TVs.
Which faults did I name of John skippers? His decisions are no worse then any presidents of a company in the business worl. The problem for him is that his decisions are in full public view.
My company laid off 30% of its workforce 9 years ago and now they are twice the size they were prior to the layoffs. You judge a leader on how he rides the ups and downs, and he kept ESPN afloat in the worst of times by doing things like the nba deal
Dude, I wouldn’t get into management if I was you
I've made decisions for underwriters for 16 years, gets oldToo late! Make decisions for banks everyday!
Ok, don’t blame bad quarters on “external” forces , it’s a bad lookToo late! Make decisions for banks everyday!
Ok, don’t blame bad quarters on “external” forces , it’s a bad look
You don’t think changing markets have a negative effect on other businesses?
Of course they do
Do you think good managers should have ideas /plans to navigate during tough times ?
Of course you should have contingency plans but you can’t plan for everything. There’s no business in this world, legal or illegal that has run into unforeseen circumstances that no one even thought of that costs them tons of money
One industry can handle the good and the bad-liquor
There was no way anyone 10 years ago when ESPN was shelling out money for everything under the sun... when cable costs were going up and people were subscribing... that there would be a complete and sudden turn away from cable tv.
Glad you agree that John Skipper wasn’t a good President , that was easy
Ummm yes there was , Netflix had just destroyed Blockbuster .
Cable business was stubborn