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codebluecodeblue Posts: 14,072
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Revenues in 2011/12:

1. Real Madrid: 513m euros
2. Barcelona: 483m euros
3. Man Utd: 396m euros
4. Bayern Munich: 368m euros
5. Chelsea: 323m euros
6. Arsenal: 290m euros
7. Manchester City: 286m euros
8. AC Milan: 257m euros
9. Liverpool: 233m euros
10. Juventus: 195m euros

Good to see 5 out of the 10 are English clubs!
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    soulboy77soulboy77 Posts: 24,494
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    11. Borussia Dortmund: 189m euros

    12. Internazionale: 186m euros

    13. Tottenham Hotspur: 178m euros

    14, Schalke 04: 175m euros

    15. Napoli: 149m euros

    16. Marseille: 136m euros

    17. Lyon: 132m euros

    18. Hamburg: 121m euros

    19. Roma: 116m euros

    20. Newcastle United: 115m euros

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    AmbassadorAmbassador Posts: 22,333
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    It'd be interesting to see the effect of collective TV rights in Spain as the Spanish Govt is encouraging.

    Can't see Real Madrid easily giving up 200m a year!
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    codebluecodeblue Posts: 14,072
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    Impressive from newcastle.

    with the new sky deal, will we see the top 10 clubs all english nest year?
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    AmbassadorAmbassador Posts: 22,333
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    codeblue wrote: »
    Impressive from newcastle.

    with the new sky deal, will we see the top 10 clubs all english nest year?

    Possibly, I mean look where Sunderland are.

    They haven't played in Europe since 1974, so their income is purely matchday and Broadcasting, that's fairly impressive
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    soulboy77soulboy77 Posts: 24,494
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    Once Spurs get the new stadium built their increased matchday capacity will give additional gates receipts that will take them into the top 10.

    Interesting that Paris St. Germain don't feature. All that Quatari investment but in terms of revenue, they are still not one of the big boys.
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    misawa97misawa97 Posts: 11,579
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    soulboy77 wrote: »
    Once Spurs get the new stadium built their increased matchday capacity will give additional gates receipts that will take them into the top 10.

    Interesting that Paris St. Germain don't feature. All that Quatari investment but in terms of revenue, they are still not one of the big boys.

    The new sponsorship deal should change that.
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    CLL DodgeCLL Dodge Posts: 115,870
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    soulboy77 wrote: »
    Interesting that Paris St. Germain don't feature. All that Quatari investment but in terms of revenue, they are still not one of the big boys.

    Still behind Marseille & Lyon. The French capital doesn't seem that interested in the round ball game.
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    SaturnSaturn Posts: 18,971
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    What chance have the other Spanish teams got?!
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    AmbassadorAmbassador Posts: 22,333
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    Saturn wrote: »
    What chance have the other Spanish teams got?!

    Indeed.

    La Liga Broadcasting revenue is around 800m

    Barcelona and Real take 400m of that alone!

    La Liga also doesn't have parachute payments meaning clubs going down in debt are in serious bother, Espanyol going down this season could threaten the club itself.

    All of the clubs backed by the Government have called for a compromise in the shape of a collective deal, alas 2 clubs weren't invited to the meeting and have refused to consider the proposals...no surprise it's Real and Barca.

    In 2011 Valencia finished 3rd in La Liga...yet made just £1m more in TV rights than Blackpool did in their relegation season!

    That's utterly crazy
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    Assa2Assa2 Posts: 10,345
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    Next year the top 10 will be pretty static. Spurs could overtake the three above to take 10th place and places 5-7 may move around due to Chelsea dropping out of the CL earely, but other than that not much else will be different. What may change is the make-up of places 11-20 as a number of PL sides will see a big jump in revenue from the new TV deal.

    Out of interest, how many of the top 10 clubs made a profit in this period? I would hazard a guess at 2, maybe 3?
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    mike65mike65 Posts: 11,386
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    La Liga is eating itself, or rather its allowing itself to be eaten by two clubs. Crazy how they let it develop.
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    codebluecodeblue Posts: 14,072
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    Assa2 wrote: »
    Out of interest, how many of the top 10 clubs made a profit in this period? I would hazard a guess at 2, maybe 3?

    i would guess 1

    I don't think madrid or barca make "profits" as we know them
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    ParthenonParthenon Posts: 7,499
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    Liverpool seem precariously placed in 9th with Juve, Dortmund and Spurs all on the rise.
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    codebluecodeblue Posts: 14,072
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    Parthenon wrote: »
    Liverpool seem precariously placed in 9th with Juve, Dortmund and Spurs all on the rise.

    The rise in media money may even scoot LFC further UP the table, not down.
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    Big Boy BarryBig Boy Barry Posts: 35,390
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    1. Real Madrid: 513m euros
    2. Barcelona: 483m euros
    3. Palm Beach: 396m euros
    4. Bayern Munich: 368m euros
    5. Russian Federation: 323m euros
    6. Colorado: 290m euros
    7. Abu Dhabi: 286m euros
    8. Corrupt Italian Politics: 257m euros
    9. Boston: 233m euros
    10. Juventus: 195m euros
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    Assa2Assa2 Posts: 10,345
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    Parthenon wrote: »
    Liverpool seem precariously placed in 9th with Juve, Dortmund and Spurs all on the rise.

    Nah, we've got 40m Euros + over them and will have a slight rise in revenues from the EL this season. We're not going to overtake anyone above us until Anfield is redeveloped and/or we get back into the CL but those below us aren't doing anything to increase their revenues hugely either. If any of them won the CL this season they might get close.:rolleyes:
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    codebluecodeblue Posts: 14,072
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    Assa2 wrote: »
    Nah, we've got 40m Euros + over them and will have a slight rise in revenues from the EL this season. We're not going to overtake anyone above us until Anfield is redeveloped and/or we get back into the CL but those below us aren't doing anything to increase their revenues hugely either. If any of them won the CL this season they might get close.:rolleyes:

    How much is the rise in income per prem club next season (due to sky)?
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    Assa2Assa2 Posts: 10,345
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    It's about a £14m increase per team meaning the bottom team will earn around £60m, more than City earnt from TV last season. But it's not until 2013/14 so won't effect the next table which will be for 2012/13.
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    ihatemarmiteihatemarmite Posts: 5,605
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    I'll bet none of these clubs is as ridiculously and precariously dependent on match day receipts, as opposed to commercial revenue, as Arsenal.
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    Assa2Assa2 Posts: 10,345
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    ihatemarmite wrote: »
    I'll bet none of these clubs is as ridiculously and precariously dependent on match day receipts, as opposed to commercial revenue, as Arsenal.

    Good point. Not qualifying for the CL next season could seriously hurt them in terms of their standing in this table. When Liverpool dropped out of the CL a couple of seasons ago we were able to compensate with major new commercial deals with Standard Chartered and Warrior. Arsenal extended their deal with Emirates for both stadium and shirt sponsership last year but I don't know how soon that will come into effect or to what extent. I very much doubt it will be enough to insulate the club from the loss of CL revenues (TV & matchday).
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    La Liga is a piss take - completely unfair on the rest of the Spanish teams and generally bloody unfair on the rest of Europe. Not exactly FFP.
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    d'@ved'@ve Posts: 45,531
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    The Independent says United will close the gap on Barca:
    Last year, Real Madrid amassed record revenue, becoming the first sports club to bring in more than €500m (£420m), according to figures released today by Deloitte in its annual Money League. Barcelona widened the gap on United, ranked third, thanks to the Old Trafford club's barren campaign on the pitch. But with United set for a £30m boost from next season via the new TV deal and the start of a sponsorship deal with General Motors worth £45m-plus per season from 2014, the club will close the gap.

    http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/news-and-comment/manchester-united-and-city-duo-to-rival-real-and-barcelona-incomes-in-future-8464250.html

    The Spaniards do better than they should because of the way they managed to corner half of the TV revenue between them.
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    promo-onlypromo-only Posts: 3,315
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    Assa2 wrote: »
    It's about a £14m increase per team meaning the bottom team will earn around £60m, more than City earnt from TV last season. But it's not until 2013/14 so won't effect the next table which will be for 2012/13.

    In worst case scenario, the bottom clubs will receive an increase of around £14m. The teams finishing higher up the table will, of course, see a much bigger increase. It all depends on the international rights and if / how much they increase. The pot already has £3.018b in from the domestic deal but with the likes of the Middle East and Europe still out to tender, the overall pot will still grow, meaning that the 20 clubs will get more in their equal share.

    We know already that the domestic money will be split equally, so all 20 clubs will receive £23,439,758 and a minimum of £9,820,325 in facility fees for live broadcast on TV. Then there's the merit payment and split of international TV money.

    Major pay day whatever happens!
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    walterwhitewalterwhite Posts: 56,944
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    codeblue wrote: »
    Revenues in 2011/12:

    1. Real Madrid: 513m euros
    2. Barcelona: 483m euros
    3. Man Utd: 396m euros
    4. Bayern Munich: 368m euros
    5. Chelsea: 323m euros
    6. Arsenal: 290m euros
    7. Manchester City: 286m euros
    8. AC Milan: 257m euros
    9. Liverpool: 233m euros
    10. Juventus: 195m euros

    Good to see 5 out of the 10 are English clubs!

    Not really, Man City make a bigger annual loss than nearly every football club in the world.
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    LostFoolLostFool Posts: 90,660
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    codeblue wrote: »
    Impressive from newcastle.

    with the new sky deal, will we see the top 10 clubs all english nest year?

    No wonder Newcastle are spending so much in the transfer window. They really cannot afford to get relegated this year.
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