We don't tend to buy prem players, what it'll do is give us power when it comes to negotiating with any team not in the prem. Whether that's blackburn or valencia. We'll be able to offer money and wages that should be harder to turn down.
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We don't tend to buy prem players, what it'll do is give us power when it comes to negotiating with any team not in the prem. Whether that's blackburn or valencia. We'll be able to offer money and wages that should be harder to turn down.
that's on the assumption that expenses/outgoings will be static.
Yeah, the wages and agent fees will increase as there'll know there's mroe money available. In a few years you'd imagine the difference will be made up.
That won't happen short term, though.
the tv deal isn't out of the blue. it's been known about for ages. i'd be surprised if it had any real short term impact.
even if it does, we are broadly mid table when it comes to revenues. granted it means that we are a little closer to the teams above us in terms of turnover, however, it also means that the teams below us will be more competitive. given that the gulf in resources is larger between us and the teams above us than us and the teams below us, i think we are going to find it even harder going forward.
balggy
Player Valuation: £6m
The problem is that the money will all go on wages and agent fees. When you look at the amount of money received in TV revenue, a lot more should be spent on the infrastructure of the club. Even with the current TV deal, no club should be in debt. It's players wages, it's completely out of control.
It's clubs like QPR, Portsmouth, Newcastle and West Ham that have been the problem. Clubs that have spent well over the odds on average players in an effort to crack Europe/ stay in the league.By doing so it massively inflates the market for other clubs.
It's clubs like QPR, Portsmouth, Newcastle and West Ham that have been the problem. Clubs that have spent well over the odds on average players in an effort to crack Europe/ stay in the league.By doing so it massively inflates the market for other clubs.
Oh and btw, the global TV rights have more than doubled.
If the figures in the article posted are accurate, we'll go from getting £44m a season to £88m.
If the figures in the article posted are accurate, we'll go from getting £44m a season to £88m.
Essex Blue
Player Valuation: £10m
If the overseas deals increase by 50% and we were to continue finsihing 7th, then it means:
30million extra revenue to spend (each year for the next 3 years) + 23 million from Fellaini = A spend of 50 million and loads of boss new players.
30million extra revenue to spend (each year for the next 3 years) + 23 million from Fellaini = A spend of 50 million and loads of boss new players.
There needs to be a salary cap, frankly.
TheFinnFan
Finners
i dont believe that ffs. Sounds too good to be true. There must be a catch
tasslehoff
Player Valuation: £10m
Don't know about you but my feathers are well and truley ruffled.
Essex Blue
Player Valuation: £10m
It would mean an extra 44 million each season, for the next 3 seasons.
I think Rooney might just be on his way back, lol.
TheFinnFan
Finners
like i said before i think this will not give us advantage over no one.
Think about it. That money could wipe out all of our depts.
It is a myth
CahillsCornerFlag
Player Valuation: £70m
This. But how do we go about making that happen and what would the parameters be? How do you get players above it to take a cut?
Realistically, the cap should be £50k p/w. Even that is an astronomical wage.
bluebottle
Player Valuation: £35m
It's not mate. People who know are talking about it like its the second coming of the premier league. Cardiff, just for getting promoted have just netted themselves a minimum of 120 million quid.
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