Blue Lou
Player Valuation: £750k
Daily Mail - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/li...sts.html?in_article_id=558536&in_page_id=1951
Sunday Mirror reported it a few weeks back too.
Sunday Mirror reported it a few weeks back too.
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evertonianstu
Player Valuation: £10m
Welton Toffee
Player Valuation: £40m
Isn't Southampton's stadium called like the Friends Provident St Mary's Stadium or something?
But everyone calls it St. Mary's. Pas de problem
But everyone calls it St. Mary's. Pas de problem
Philw
Player Valuation: £50m
Is the Emirates deal also over 15 years? I had thought it was 10, tho god knows why.
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the stadium should have its own name, then renaming for sponsorship, then we call by it's real name/ nickname
Blue Lou; said:
Hang on Lou I am confused. Arsenal got over £100m for 15 years.
Also, "the absolute value of the deal to Arsenal is in excess of £100 million."
Best change your argument to "That Bill Kenwright and Wyness, they are underselling us, lack of ambition, blah blah"
Blue Lou
Player Valuation: £750k
Emirates stadium was a 15 year naming rights deal and an 8 year kit sponsorship dea (worth £5m per annum).
http://www.karen-earl.co.uk/insideinfo.cfm?action=view&id=318
http://www.karen-earl.co.uk/insideinfo.cfm?action=view&id=318
But we aren't asking for more than Arsenal are we?
"After stripping out the shirt sponsorship, the naming rights deal is worth £50m over 15 years"
I don't seem to see how they got to that figure? That effectively means Emirates are paying over £50m for 8 years shirt sponsorship?
Even if we did ask for more, which we haven't, theres nothing wrong with asking for it
"After stripping out the shirt sponsorship, the naming rights deal is worth £50m over 15 years"
I don't seem to see how they got to that figure? That effectively means Emirates are paying over £50m for 8 years shirt sponsorship?
Even if we did ask for more, which we haven't, theres nothing wrong with asking for it
evertonianstu
Player Valuation: £10m
But we aren't asking for more than Arsenal are we?
"After stripping out the shirt sponsorship, the naming rights deal is worth £50m over 15 years"
I don't seem to see how they got to that figure? That effectively means Emirates are paying over £50m for 8 years shirt sponsorship?
Even if we did ask for more, which we haven't, theres nothing wrong with asking for it
Yep, aim high. I would have thought the club would have got a lot of stick if they didnt do that. Damed if you do, damned if you dont i guess
Easy way to work it out.
Arsenal
£100 million for 15 years ground naming rights and 8 years shirt sponsorship.
Everton
£67.5 million for 15 years ground naming rights.
We currently receive 2million a year shirt sponsorship. So over 8 years thats £16 million.
£67.5+ £16m = £83.5m
And no doubt the £67.5 is our starting figure to negotiate, expect it to lower.
Arsenal
£100 million for 15 years ground naming rights and 8 years shirt sponsorship.
Everton
£67.5 million for 15 years ground naming rights.
We currently receive 2million a year shirt sponsorship. So over 8 years thats £16 million.
£67.5+ £16m = £83.5m
And no doubt the £67.5 is our starting figure to negotiate, expect it to lower.
Blue Lou
Player Valuation: £750k
We have asked for more than that.
The total value of Arsenals' sponsorship from Emirates is £90million
Arsenal deal is 8 year deal at 5m per annum for kit sponsorship (£40million over 8 years)
Everton's deal is 8million over a three year period or (£2.66m a year)
They also signed a 15 year deal for stadium naming rights, which when you take £40m from £90m, the true price of the naming rights deal is £50million over 15 years or £3.3million per annum.
According to that Daily Mail article, Everton have asked for £4.5million per annum for Kirkby.
It's more than likely that any Kirkby deal is going to include kit sponsorship aswell..
Arsenal, capital city stadium: £3.3m per annum
Everton, £4.5m
It doesn't add up.
The total value of Arsenals' sponsorship from Emirates is £90million
Arsenal deal is 8 year deal at 5m per annum for kit sponsorship (£40million over 8 years)
Everton's deal is 8million over a three year period or (£2.66m a year)
They also signed a 15 year deal for stadium naming rights, which when you take £40m from £90m, the true price of the naming rights deal is £50million over 15 years or £3.3million per annum.
According to that Daily Mail article, Everton have asked for £4.5million per annum for Kirkby.
It's more than likely that any Kirkby deal is going to include kit sponsorship aswell..
Arsenal, capital city stadium: £3.3m per annum
Everton, £4.5m
It doesn't add up.
Good to see us setting our standards high then - Something of which, the anti Kenwright brigade constantly moan about.
Although;
- Something of which, the anti Kenwright brigade constantly moan about.Although;
I dont see were you have that figure? £90m was the bare minimum Arsenal received. BBC and Arsenal, amongst others, report the figure to be well in the excess of £100 million.
But we aren't asking for more than Arsenal are we?
"After stripping out the shirt sponsorship, the naming rights deal is worth £50m over 15 years"
I don't seem to see how they got to that figure? That effectively means Emirates are paying over £50m for 8 years shirt sponsorship?
Even if we did ask for more, which we haven't, theres nothing wrong with asking for it
Danny, simple maths on the phased payment quote above gives a total of £90M (72M over the first 7/8 years, and 18M over the second 7/8)
The shirt sponsorship element of this was £40M (8years x £5M), leaving £50M for the Stadium naming.
As for the veracity of the figures, don't ask me...
Of course, there's no problem asking for more than you're likely to achieve...
UNLESS AND UNTIL you are using those inflated figures to draw up your Budgets, performing your anticipated cash flow calculations and using them to develop your Credit Line and Debt Servicing Requirements.
Maybe the board should watch Property Ladder, Sarah Beeny could give them a steer on the importance of getting your finances in place, and being realistic with budgets
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