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5:05Now PlayingWhen the Premier League launched in 1992 it was described as the big bang moment that would transform the game. Since then TV fees, player salaries and ticket prices have soared. Many believe the standard of the football has skyrocketed too - but at what cost? 25 years on, has the Premier League done what it set out to do - or stolen football from its fans? Emma Barnett is joined by Rick Parry, one of the people who negotiated the deal that created the Premier League, and Henry Winter, the Chief Football Writer at The Times.
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