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Premier League Payments 2011-2012

  • 15-05-2012 9:55pm
    #1
    Paully D
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  • #2
    Vurnon San Benito
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    Good to see you're reading Ed's Newcastle blog ;)


  • #3
    Paully D
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    Doocey wrote: »
    Good to see you're reading Ed's Newcastle blog ;)

    Taken from Sunderland forum, Ready To Go.


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    abouttobebanned
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    You'd think they'd list it in league format.


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    ctrl-alt-delete
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    kitakyushu wrote: »
    Blackburn, Bolton, Wolves ... take your £40m and get out of might sight 'losers'! :pac:

    Some drop off in revenue for all them looking at what Birmingham got this year,

    The the difference between getting back up first time and having to spend another season down there is £28 Million!

    Just goes to show the financial success the Premier League has been for itself.


  • #6
    Vurnon San Benito
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    Paully D wrote: »
    Taken from Sunderland forum, Ready To Go.

    And I've a good idea where they go it! ;)


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  • #7
    Paully D
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    Doocey wrote: »
    And I've a good idea where they go it! ;)

    So do I, from Sporting Intelligence.


  • #8
    Vurnon San Benito
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,979 ✭✭✭Vurnon San Benito


    Paully D wrote: »
    So do I, from Sporting Intelligence.

    Exactly! ;)

    In fairness though, some revenue in general.
    Most decent clubs are getting £45m a year, comes in handy I'm sure.

    Surprised Sunderland's is so low tbh especially when you compare it to Fulham, Everton etc.
    QPR got a nice lump some from it too! :eek:


  • #9
    Paully D
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    Doocey wrote: »
    Exactly! ;)

    In fairness though, some revenue in general.
    Most decent clubs are getting £45m a year, comes in handy I'm sure.

    Surprised Sunderland's is so low tbh especially when you compare it to Fulham, Everton etc.
    QPR got a nice lump some from it too! :eek:

    Yeah the amount of revenue is unreal. Just further emphasises that you've got to be in the Premier League these days.

    Everton finished 7th and Fulham 9th so that equates for the difference in our revenues. The difference between finishing inside or outside the top ten is a few million. We only got just over £6m for our finishing place whereas they got £10.5m and just over £9m respectively.


  • #10
    Vurnon San Benito
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    Paully D wrote: »
    Yeah the amount of revenue is unreal. Just further emphasises that you've got to be in the Premier League these days.

    Everton finished 7th and Fulham 9th so that equates for the difference in our revenues. The difference between finishing inside or outside the top ten is a few million. We only got just over £6m for our finishing place whereas they got £10.5m and just over £9m respectively.

    Yeah, didn't consider that.

    Where does the money go for most clubs I wonder?
    On wages; monthly debt payment, transfer allocation.

    Different for every club I suppose, that table just brings it home how much the Premier League is a step-up for clubs in the Championship, and a step down for relegated teams!

    Mindboggling.


  • #11
    Dempsey
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    Unreal money and its mostly wasted on wages


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