The state of modern football finance, with players earning millions, increasing gate and merchandising costs to fan, and TV revenue, and yet many clubs operate in debt or are in financial meltdown and at risk of going bust. This Football Financial Crisis infographic from the Trophy Store gives the low down.
In anticipation of the Euro 2012, the year’s biggest football (soccer) tournament, Gambling-Guru.com takes a look at some of its most interesting numbers. Spanning the entire history of the tournament as well as the upcoming Euro 2012, they present statistics and facts about stadium venues, attendances, top goal scorers, fastest goals scored, sportsbook odds and trends and numerous other trivia.
We all know sports are fun to play and fun to watch, and you’d have to be living under a rock to not be aware of the high figures sports stars earn each year, but what’s going on behind the scenes? This new infographic from Top Business Degrees explores the business side of the sports industry, and the tremendous effects it has on the American economy.
Super Bowl XLVI is now in the history books. Whether your team won or not, there are additional reasons for watching the the game itself (the commercials). No matter which reason, and even if you are one of the few who did not watch the game, it’s hard to ignore the other game taking place online – Super Bowl social chatter. Visible Technologies breakdowns some notable social stats from game day.
In this infographic, SeatGeek, a data-driven sports and concert ticket search engine, takes a deeper look at the all-in cost of attending this week’s Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis. Unless you have deep deep pockets, you might want to watch the game from the comfort of your own home.
Whichever team comes out as Superbowl champions between the Giants and the Patriots, it will be a big payday for the winning team’s players. But, what about their fans? PayScale’s career scoring system shows one team’s supporters scoring better incomes, a higher quality of life and more employment opportunities in this infographic entitled “Fan Face-Off XLVI.”
The Giants and the Patriots are headed to the Super Bowl! This infographic from CheapSally.com highlights a few stats about the two qualifying teams, past memorable Super Bowl moments, the fact that Americans eat 69.6 million pounds of avocados on game day and more!
Many football fans often think a trip to Poland and the Ukraine to see Euro 2012 will be beyond their budget. However, a few less takeaways will leave you with enough cash to make the trip. This infographic provides the facts and figures behind Euro 2012.
The holidays are a time of food, family, gifts, celebrations… and college football. These games are a great source of entertainment but in all reality they’re more than that: they’re also big money. In this infographic, we take a look at some of the stats of this season’s biggest games to get a glimpse at just how big of a deal bowl season is.
Who are the best sports fans in America? It’s a good question. Wherever you live, you probably think that your city is the most passionate, has the loudest crowds, and deserve the title of America’s greatest sports fans. This infographic looks into it and displays some facts and figures that reveal who really are the craziest, most sports-demented lunatic fans in North America!
