ing Premier League football, challenging for Europe and creating international players,” he remembers. He watched firsthand as the league his father bought into for $2,500 in 1933 became a multi-billion dollar, year-round business. of the Premier League (who, like the NFL, are unnecessarily strict about their footage but whose “most popular league in the world” crown was already established before social media), ruin their chances of international growth with this irrational approach. One of the most revealing moments in the excellent Oscar-winning OJ: Made in America documentary is .