What podcasts say about Mark Ein
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What Mark Ein has said on podcasts
10 statements · 4 positive · 6 negative
AI will not materially change communal sports-viewing experiences.
“AI is not going to change that. The drama and the excitement and the communal experience of coming together to watch your favorite team isn't going away.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 26th, 2026Listen at 17:31
Communal sports experiences will grow as people gain time and money.
“In fact, I would argue it's only going to grow as people have more time and more money.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 26th, 2026Listen at 17:40
Capital invested in minority sports-team stakes is growing.
“the amount of capital that people are investing to take those minority stakes is growing.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 26th, 2026Listen at 19:50
High-revenue European football clubs generate relatively little bottom-line profit.
“Even the ones that generate the most revenue don't generate very much at all of a bottom line.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 26th, 2026Listen at 21:41
Relegation risk substantially discounts European football club valuations.
“It's a huge discount because not only obviously the prestige drops if you get relegated, but you lose a massive amount of revenue at all when that happens.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 26th, 2026Listen at 22:01
Leeds United loses £200 million over two years after relegation and recovers it upon promotion.
“when you're relegated you lose 200 million pounds of revenue over two years and then when you come back in you get that back”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 26th, 2026Listen at 23:02
Relegation and promotion revenue uncertainty makes long-term club planning harder.
“when you're in that zone it's a lot harder to make the long to have long-term planning the way you do in an american traditional sports franchise because you have this revenue uncertainty both both ways”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 26th, 2026Listen at 23:11
Sports owners should find ways to keep events accessible to their communities.
“I think you have a real obligation to finding ways to making them accessible for everyone in your community.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 26th, 2026Listen at 24:33
Secondary-market resale can prevent owners from achieving ticket-access goals.
“even the most well-intentioned owners who do this end up not able to accomplishing their goal because people it's so easy these days once you get a ticket to to resell it”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 26th, 2026Listen at 25:21
Secondary-market ticket prices usually decline as events approach.
“as the event gets closer, usually the prices come down.”
Open the episode · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: August 26th, 2026Listen at 26:07
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