League one players salary

[SF_]

One of these came out for us, it was hilariously wrong.

Ignore.

 

[SF_]

From our previously posted accounts:
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Match Receipts are going to be roughly the same, ticket prices have gone up significantly since those two years in question.

TV revenue will be down to around £1.5m (maybe more given the amount we’ve been in TV - especially with the West Ham game, but negligible figures in actuality.

Sponsorship will probably dip by a couple of million, maybe a bit off the commercial and hospitality too.

Ultimately a £18m turnover is still a conservative estimate.

Is it £4m in TV money you lose when you drop out of the Championship?

Edit - I Googled, not sure if it's the current figures.

"Each Championship side receives 4.5 million pounds, with League One clubs each earning 700,000 pounds and League Two teams collecting 470,000 pounds."

 

[91SPP]

Is it £4m in TV money you lose when you drop out of the Championship?

Edit - I Googled, not sure if it's the current figures.

"Each Championship side receives 4.5 million pounds, with League One clubs each earning 700,000 pounds and League Two teams collecting 470,000 pounds."

That can’t be correct, surely? We got roughly £8m a season in 16/17 and 17/18 - I know televised games earn you more, but not that much more.

I thought it would be about £9m per team in championship and £1.5m per team in league one.

 

[valefan16]

That can’t be correct, surely? We got roughly £8m a season in 16/17 and 17/18 - I know televised games earn you more, but not that much more.

I thought it would be about £9m per team in championship and £1.5m per team in league one.

£1.5 million? Not a chance.

95% of EFL games televised are Championship, aside from the International weekends this level barely gets a look in and the revenue reflects that.

 

[91SPP]

£1.5 million? Not a chance.

95% of EFL games televised are Championship, aside from the International weekends this level barely gets a look in and the revenue reflects that.

Ipswich got £4.3m for the 20/21 season for televised games from football league distributions. I’ve just checked their accounts.

 

[BarrieOwl]

Just about to post the same as 91PP Sunderland got 5.3m the same season

 

[91SPP]

Just about to post the same as 91PP Sunderland got 5.3m the same season

I’ve just gone to look at the same, and yeah you’re correct.

 

[kieran_vale]

That can’t be correct, surely? We got roughly £8m a season in 16/17 and 17/18 - I know televised games earn you more, but not that much more.

I thought it would be about £9m per team in championship and £1.5m per team in league one.

Depends how you look at it. The figure SF_ quoted I would imagine is the straight up payment from the EFL TV deal that each team in their respective division would get. If you include the solidarity payment from the Premier League as well then the £1.5m you quoted above is not far off the right figure.

 

[SF_]

That can’t be correct, surely? We got roughly £8m a season in 16/17 and 17/18 - I know televised games earn you more, but not that much more.

I thought it would be about £9m per team in championship and £1.5m per team in league one.

Is it something like £150k per televised game? Plus the £4.5m payment in the Championship.

 

[91SPP]

Is it something like £150k per televised game? Plus the £4.5m payment in the Championship.

Swiss Ramble explained it quite well in a tweet I’ve just found:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1026375133676675072

This is from 2018, so with an undoubted increases then the fee would be around £9m now I’d guess.

 

[SF_]

Swiss Ramble explained it quite well in a tweet I’ve just found:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1026375133676675072

This is from 2018, so with an undoubted increases then the fee would be around £9m now I’d guess.

Ah ok. Still pretty mad that £9m is still nowhere near enough to help compete with parachute clubs. Even Rotherham have broke their wage structure in an attempt to stay up this time.