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Chapter 416 The Game Behind the Scenes! (Seeking Monthly Tickets)
The newly crowned League One champions are quite a force to be reckoned with.

The key point is that Fulham, the team under Wu Feng, is based in London.

It would be quite difficult to accomplish anything significant, but it wouldn't be difficult to sow discord among the Governor of Hong Kong, who is thousands of miles away.

It's worth noting that Wu Feng's opinions played a major role in designing Fulham's main tactics, advocating for a solid defense while boldly employing offensive strategies.

The team's personnel configuration is still capable of executing this tactic very well.

This is where Ranieri's advantages as head coach become apparent.

His temper and personality are really mild; as long as it's not a matter of principle, he basically won't go against Wu Feng, the team owner.

Not to mention, Wu Feng had even shown off his skills on the field in front of him.

Similarly, on their way to winning the League One title last season, Fulham played with great passion and were anything but conservative.

They play well and achieve excellent results, which naturally attracts many wealthy and influential fans.

Over time, the club's management became familiar with them.

These guys have connections and influence in London.

It's impossible for them to contribute money or effort, but they can definitely do it just by talking.

The position of Governor of Hong Kong is really nothing special in London.

Moreover, the club's management made their point very clearly, without any ambiguity or deception, which is quite commendable.

The team's owner wants to expand Fulham's influence in the Asian region and increase the number of fans watching the games, as long as the regional TV station under his control can broadcast the game on satellite.

However, the Hong Kong British government remained silent for a long time, which greatly angered the big boss, who was unclear about the Hong Kong British government's true intentions.

Once the TV station successfully goes live, it will naturally broadcast all of Fulham's future matches, which will be a great promotional opportunity for the English League One, given its massive fan base of tens of millions.

Anyway, the news was spread by some influential fan, and eventually it reached Downing Street.

At present, Fulham's management is only asking people to speak on their behalf in private. But if they don't get a clear answer soon, who knows if they will incite the fans to cause trouble?

Fulham had finally become the League One champions, and all the fans were in a state of excitement. At this time, any bad news about the club would be a bad thing.

Upon further consideration, it was clear that the launch of a local television channel on Hong Kong Island was not a significant problem, so he sent instructions to the Governor's Office.

Regardless, Fulham Football Club was at its peak in England at that time.

Its impact extends beyond the surrounding community; it has shocked the entire English football community and its fans.

If their achievements are just a flash in the pan, that's one thing.

If they can maintain this level, they will definitely be a strong team in League One or even the Premier League in the future, and might even become a powerhouse.

The influence the team had back then is terrifying to even think about.

The now-famous Abramovich spent over a billion pounds on Chelsea.

The main objective is simple: to ensure his personal and property safety in the UK, while also protecting his social status.

In fact, before the conflict broke out between Russia and Ukraine, he had already achieved all his goals, which demonstrates the true influence of a top club.

Wu Feng was overjoyed to receive immediate approval from the Hong Kong British government to have his television channel broadcast on satellite. He naturally didn't mind expressing his thoughts in the newspapers, thus giving the Hong Kong British government a boost in prestige.

In fact, the idea of ​​mainland official television stations planning to broadcast English League One matches has already thwarted the English League One team.

To reiterate, if it weren't for the widespread adoption and use of the internet in later generations, the English Premier League would have had a pitifully small reputation in mainland China.

Whether they were football commentators or professionals, from the late 1990s to the early 21st century, they all talked about how powerful Serie A tactics were.

They also talk about how steadfast the tactical discipline of Bundesliga teams is, but when it comes to Premier League teams, they just scoff and say: "They're just a bunch of rough guys with bad footwork and skills that don't live up to their reputation."

However, the Premier League and the former First Division have always been among the top three leagues in Europe, and have never fallen out of the top three.

It is known as the league with the most intense competition and the highest level of competition.

Although the long ball tactic seems simple, the fact that Premier League teams can execute it so skillfully shows that this tactic still has great potential in the Premier League.

If it weren't for the sheer dominance of Premier League teams in the first decade of the 21st century, and the convenience of internet live streaming and broadcasting, the impression of the Premier League among mainland Chinese fans would not have changed so drastically.

Of course, the reputation of mainland players like Sun Taiyang, Li Gang, and Captain Zheng, who performed well in English Premier League teams, is definitely involved.

What went wrong for the current English First Division and the future Premier League?

Isn't it just that the mainland's official television stations have never broadcast or streamed matches from English League One or the English Premier League?
Currently, thanks to Wu Feng, mainland China's official television stations have opened up the possibility of broadcasting, which is definitely a great opportunity for the English First Division to cultivate mainland fans.

Don't assume that the mainland market can't attract the attention of European leagues at this time.

On the contrary, Serie A, known as the 'Mini World Cup,' is quite proactive in developing the mainland market.

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, several strong Italian Serie A teams, and even elite clubs, took turns coming to the mainland to play friendly matches.

For example, Sampdoria and both Milan clubs have visited mainland China.

For ordinary fans, some things are just for fun. Are all those top Serie A teams and even elite clubs fools?

Wu Feng didn't mince words and clearly explained these things in his newspaper column.

It's worth noting that Inter Milan visited mainland China in 1985, which caused quite a stir.

The next day, "Mongkok News" sold out.

Even high-ranking officials in the Hong Kong British government had a copy of the "Mongkok News".

Regardless of their personal opinions of Wu Feng, they all took to heart the statements he published in the newspapers.

Thinking about it, it really makes sense, and my displeasure and malice have dissipated considerably.

Wu Feng acted swiftly, contacting the mainland immediately to purchase a commercial communications satellite and requesting assistance from relevant mainland agencies in launching it into low Earth orbit.

Money is not a problem, but the follow-up matters will be handled by the mainland, and his requirement is to complete it as soon as possible.

When the news reached Uncle Shao's ears, he felt quite conflicted, but he didn't follow up immediately.

To put it bluntly, it's a lack of trust in mainland technology.

(End of this chapter)