Arsene Wenger believes transfer price inflation will effectively cancel out increased revenue from television deals, hinting that players, not fans will benefit from the cash flowing into the modern game. It's been widely reported that Premier League clubs will share upwards of £8 billion from global broadcasters over the course of the next three years, a state of affairs that grates with supporters who've been fighting ongoing battles to lower ticket prices at the top end of the game. Asked about the surcharge – up to £30 – that Arsenal season ticket holders face after the Gunners drew ‘Category A' grade opposition, Barcelona, in the knockout round of the Champions...
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