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Last February, I wrote about a troubling trend: estates and rightsholders making aggressive (and legally questionable) claims to works that have entered the public domain. From Tintin to Charlie Chaplin to Sherlock Holmes, the playbook is consistent: send threatening letters, cite convoluted legal theories, and expect recipients to back down rather than fight.
One season-ticket holder, who lives in the south of England, said on social media recently that they expect to miss seven or eight home games this season owing to the curse of the modern fixture schedule. The club are aware that this is not an isolated case. The problem is not new nor confined to Everton, who of course reap the benefits of every game that is switched for live television purposes and, let’s be frank, have not held as much appeal for broadcasters in recent years as they do this season. But in their inaugural campaign at a new home, Everton’s schedule has proved to be peculiar and, in turn, detrimental to fans adapting to new surroundings.