The Financial Situation (59 Viewers)
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new football money league report is out:
http://www2.deloitte.com/content/da...deloitte-sport-football-money-league-2016.pdf
we're still in 10th place, and despite a 45m increase in revenue, the 9th placed team (liverpool) is a further ~40m away compared to last year. real still on top, and now the top3 have a revenue of more than 500m.
http://www2.deloitte.com/content/da...deloitte-sport-football-money-league-2016.pdf
we're still in 10th place, and despite a 45m increase in revenue, the 9th placed team (liverpool) is a further ~40m away compared to last year. real still on top, and now the top3 have a revenue of more than 500m.
And what is even worse, is that from clubs 21-30, 8 of them are EPL clubs as well.
Jesus
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Directly from the report.
Don't say we didn't warn you , Serie A
Sense of doubt
Juventus’ continued domestic dominance, coupled with
its run to the Champions League final has helped the
club achieve total revenue growth of 16%, and maintain
a place in the Money League top ten, increasing the
revenue gap between themselves and eleventh placed
Borussia Dortmund to over €40m.
Despite again having four representatives in the Money
League top 20, the Italian clubs continue to struggle
to match the growth of many of their Money League
peers; in large part due to the continuing lack of
stadium development, with the matchday revenue for
three of the four Italian Money League clubs in the
bottom quartile of this year’s top 20.
With the significant increases of domestic broadcast deals
elsewhere in Europe, and the above mentioned matchday
revenue constraints in Italy, there is a real possibility
that some major Italian clubs and Money League ever
presents, will be missing from future editions.
Jesus
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Directly from the report.
Don't say we didn't warn you , Serie A
Sense of doubt
Juventus’ continued domestic dominance, coupled with
its run to the Champions League final has helped the
club achieve total revenue growth of 16%, and maintain
a place in the Money League top ten, increasing the
revenue gap between themselves and eleventh placed
Borussia Dortmund to over €40m.
Despite again having four representatives in the Money
League top 20, the Italian clubs continue to struggle
to match the growth of many of their Money League
peers; in large part due to the continuing lack of
stadium development, with the matchday revenue for
three of the four Italian Money League clubs in the
bottom quartile of this year’s top 20.
With the significant increases of domestic broadcast deals
elsewhere in Europe, and the above mentioned matchday
revenue constraints in Italy, there is a real possibility
that some major Italian clubs and Money League ever
presents, will be missing from future editions.
'd the marketing guy's wife, there you go, commercial revenues 
True. Then that shows that Man U deal is incredible and they should count themselves lucky because without whatever deal they have currently....
Amazing that they will have that much money to try and buy themselves out of that hole.
When is the Jeep deal done and I wonder what the next one would be.
Ferrari would be lovely.
Amazing that they will have that much money to try and buy themselves out of that hole.
When is the Jeep deal done and I wonder what the next one would be.
Ferrari would be lovely.
Yeah they would need some serious fall off. Even if they turned into the next Liverpool I doubt they still wouldn't make a lot of money, it's a global brand and companies are falling over themselves to sponsor them.
In sporting terms they can do what they like, they can only field 11 players, and keep going through stupid buys and even stupider coaches for a long time.
In sporting terms they can do what they like, they can only field 11 players, and keep going through stupid buys and even stupider coaches for a long time.
The new TV deal for Serie A isn't bad at all, of course can't be compared to EPL but still better than La Liga and BL.
We will earn around 30mln more than the previous one.
As for 400mln, we should be close to it.
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It can be Ford Fiesta for all I care, but FFS 17mln compared to MU's 70mln is laughable.
We will earn around 30mln more than the previous one.
As for 400mln, we should be close to it.
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True. Then that shows that Man U deal is incredible and they should count themselves lucky because without whatever deal they have currently....
Amazing that they will have that much money to try and buy themselves out of that hole.
When is the Jeep deal done and I wonder what the next one would be.
Ferrari would be lovely.
Amazing that they will have that much money to try and buy themselves out of that hole.
When is the Jeep deal done and I wonder what the next one would be.
Ferrari would be lovely.