The new TV deal

[onceabluealwaysablue]

http://www.sportingintelligence.com...ng-where-the-money-goes-and-what-next-190601/

Just something ive found about the tv rights and what goes where and how much each team got

 

[NewRadical]

Well done to Bill, and his beautiful assistant Robert Elstone, for securing yet another increase in club turnover.

(c) Official s(h)ite

I genuinely think they will use this to say they have increased income.

 

[onceabluealwaysablue]

http://www.sportingintelligence.com...ng-where-the-money-goes-and-what-next-190601/

Just something ive found about the tv rights and what goes where and how much each team got

Just seen this table on there for what we could get when the new deal comes into effect:-

 

[Zatara]

Just wait and see mate. If we have any money this summer it will be due to that, they'll be trying to keep Moyes.

They're proven themselves to be adept at going after short term benefits that hamper us long term. It's a shoe in.

Yes, that's what I was alluding to....also as another poster mentioned -- it's irrelevant when comparing to other league sides but of course puts us in a stronger position economically internally as well as in the market offshore.

 

[Pabbers]

An Extra £13 Million we will get.

 

[Azzurri]

All these money stats mean literally feck all to me.

I just want Everton wins.

 

[Goat]

All these money stats mean literally feck all to me.

I just want Everton wins.

Money = points these days, 6th place Trophy is in sight, BELIEVE.

 

[onceabluealwaysablue]

An Extra £13 Million we will get.

Its actually an extra £21 million if we finish 7th again

 

[onceabluealwaysablue]

We probably wont know till October what the prize money is for each position in the league

 

[steken1]

So 30mil per club per season -- any idea how much of an increase that is ?

I'm assuming a 5mil increase would see us breakeven every year....in laymans terms.

Thats about 50% of what we get now from broadcast. To actually break even we will need about 15m as our losses are usually covered up by player trading and asset disposal (Bellefield, FF). We also need to generate an additional £13m which is usually borrowed about this time of year as a bridging loan.

 

[onceabluealwaysablue]

Thats about 50% of what we get now from broadcast. To actually break even we will need about 15m as our losses are usually covered up by player trading and asset disposal (Bellefield, FF). We also need to generate an additional £13m which is usually borrowed about this time of year as a bridging loan.

We will probably break even at most

 

[steken1]

We will probably break even at most

IMO this will mean we never see the back of Bill and his cronies. It will be interesting to see how the club tries to spin this.

 

[Mekias]

IMO this will mean we never see the back of Bill and his cronies. It will be interesting to see how the club tries to spin this.

There's no doubt that Bill and the board just saw their potential profits rise dramatically. They'll probably increase their asking price significantly. It's a strange old business when you can run your club into the ground, sell off everything but the kitchen sink and still increase profits.

 

[moyes iz the man]

I think this will help us in some way. As pointed out, players wages and transfer fees will inflate on the back of this, but I'm guessing loan/interest payments will be paid at the already agreed rate, so any increase in turnover will surely help a little.

 

[steken1]

There's no doubt that Bill and the board just saw their potential profits rise dramatically. They'll probably increase their asking price significantly. It's a strange old business when you can run your club into the ground, sell off everything but the kitchen sink and still increase profits.

Thank god this is completely out of our hands otherwise we'd be on ITV2 after towie for 10 bob a week.