'How being a football fan became a full time job'
October 22, 2024
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as posted by the channelSupporting a football team has never been so lucrative.Fan channels have developed into a big business - and it doesn’t get bigger than AFTV.
They have millions of followers for their streams, YouTube videos, social clips and podcasts about Arsenal football club, turning watching football into a full time job.
Sky’s series New Money takes a look inside new digital industries, speaking to some of the influencers, content creators and business owners who have turned their hobbies into full-time jobs.
On this episode we spend the day with AFTV and DR Sports founder Robbie Lyle, to find out how the fan channel industry works, and how his companies make money.
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