Is running a football club part of the entertainment business, a rich man’s hobby, a community asset or all three? And what difference does it make if you’re a club outside the Premiership? Here club chairmen, fans, players and other executives talk about the unusual nature of the football business, seen through the eyes of both a traditional club, Chesterfield and a newer one, MK Dons. We look at how a club is structured, its commercial activities and at aspects of work such as job satisfaction and building team spirit.
Brief introduction to The Business of Football
Transcript -- Brief introduction to The Business of Football
An examination of the business football through the eyes of the executives, fans and players of MK Dons and Chesterfield FC Football Clubs
Transcript -- An examination of the business football through the eyes of the executives, fans and players of MK Dons and Chesterfield FC Football Clubs
MK Dons and Chesterfield FC players, executives, and club staff talk about job satisfaction and motivation.
Transcript -- MK Dons and Chesterfield FC players, executives, and club staff talk about job satisfaction and motivation.
MK Dons and Chesterfield FC players, executives, and club staff talk about all aspects of team spirit - what creates it, holds it back and what effect bonuses have on team spirit
Transcript -- MK Dons and Chesterfield FC players, executives, and club staff talk about all aspects of team spirit - what creates it, holds it back and what effect bonuses have on team spirit
MK Director John Cove explains the structure of MK Dons as a narration accompanying a whiteboard animation
Transcript -- MK Director John Cove explains the structure of MK Dons as a narration accompanying a whiteboard animation
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