Financial jackpot

[anR]

I'm curious about the financial implications of say finishing 10th instead of 9th. I know they showed us during the 'Hooray for Tevez' match tonight, but does anyone know that prize money break down?

Cheers

[Pele_Kitson]

Around £480,000 per position i believe.

[rg6royal]

will be nice to get a bit of money in and we deserve it at the end of the season i think. and will go towards new signing i guess?

[Coppell's Right Footed 11]

will be nice to get a bit of money in and we deserve it at the end of the season i think. and will go towards new signing i guess?

I must say i 'think' all twenty clubs deserve their placing money at the end of the season........funny that....

[RobRoyale]

will be nice to get a bit of money in and we deserve it at the end of the season i think. and will go towards new signing i guess?

I must say i 'think' all twenty clubs deserve their placing money at the end of the season........funny that....

interesting theory......

[Behindu]

Although of course Sheff Utd 'deserve' to be at lot higher and it is a conspiracy by the FA and referees that has robbed them of a CL place....

[Big Ern]

Around £480,000 per position i believe.

Correct

[cmonurz]

Chelsea must be hoping and praying that win the title, as it means they can pay Ballack for another month.

[Tinrib]

1st - £9,740,000
2nd - £9,253,000
3rd - £8,766,000
4th - £8,279,000
5th - £7,792,000
6th - £7,305,000
7th - £6,818,000
8th - £6,331,000
9th - £5,844,000
10th - £5,357,000
11th - £4,870,000
12th - £4,383,000
13th - £3,896,000
14th - £3,409,000
15th - £2,922,000
16th - £2,435,000
17th - £1,948,000
18th - £1,461,000
19th - £974,000
20th - £487,000

[ScottishRoyal]

1st - £9,740,000
2nd - £9,253,000
3rd - £8,766,000
4th - £8,279,000
5th - £7,792,000
6th - £7,305,000
7th - £6,818,000
8th - £6,331,000
9th - £5,844,000
10th - £5,357,000
11th - £4,870,000
12th - £4,383,000
13th - £3,896,000
14th - £3,409,000
15th - £2,922,000
16th - £2,435,000
17th - £1,948,000
18th - £1,461,000
19th - £974,000
20th - £487,000

Itwould be interesting to see how European football affected these figures, i.e there would be a bigger jump from 8th to 7th and a huge rise from 5th to 4th.

[SpaceCruiser]

For the sake of comparison, what did we get for winning the Championship last season?

[Dirk Gently]

From the Telegraph

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?view=DETAILS&grid=A1YourView&xml=/sport/2007/04/19/soinsi19.xml

Scudamore aiming to placate clubs in TV row

The Premier League clubs are set to take a vote today on proposals to change the way they carve up the Premiership's new £2.7 billion television windfall.

The Daily Telegraph revealed last month how Charlton were leading a group of around 10 clubs calling for changes to the League's funding formula.

They argued that the current split, where 50 per cent of the cash is shared equally, with 25 per cent dependant on where teams finish in the table and 25 per cent handed out according to the number of times clubs appear on TV, created inequality. It was suggested that 70 per cent of the money should be handed out equally with 20 per cent dependant on League finish and 10 per cent on TV appearances.

That was rejected, however, after it was discovered that the new equation would lead to relegated teams receiving too much money through the parachute payments.

The smaller clubs still hope to devise a new plan, but in an effort to head off the revolt, Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore is set to table a new approach today which will attempt to even out the disparity caused by broadcasters always choosing the more successful and therefore richer teams.

A new quota, requiring each team to be shown a certain number of times by Sky and Setanta, is one option.

[papereyes]

1st - £9,740,000
2nd - £9,253,000
3rd - £8,766,000
4th - £8,279,000
5th - £7,792,000
6th - £7,305,000
7th - £6,818,000
8th - £6,331,000
9th - £5,844,000
10th - £5,357,000
11th - £4,870,000
12th - £4,383,000
13th - £3,896,000
14th - £3,409,000
15th - £2,922,000
16th - £2,435,000
17th - £1,948,000
18th - £1,461,000
19th - £974,000
20th - £487,000

Itwould be interesting to see how European football affected these figures, i.e there would be a bigger jump from 8th to 7th and a huge rise from 5th to 4th.

Unsurprisingly, there is.

Also teams nearer the top get on telly mroe and there's a payment from that.

This is from 2003:




This is for the 2005/6 season

Earnings of Premier League clubs in 2005/06 (prize money and TV cash but not gate receipts or merchandise income).

Arsenal £52.7m
Chelsea £47.5m
Liverpool £44.2m
Man Utd £39.8m
Tottenham £26.2m
West Ham £24.4m
Middlesbrough £24.3m
Newcastle £24.0m
Bolton £23.7m
Blackburn £23.6m
Wigan £22.9m
Everton £22.4m
Charlton £21.0m
Man City £20.6m
Fulham £20.3m
Aston Villa £19.6m
Birmingham £19.4m
Portsmouth £18.0m
West Brom £16.9m
Sunderland £16.1m

[anR]

Birmingham £19.4m
Portsmouth £18.0m
West Brom £16.9m
Sunderland £16.1m

How's that? Birmingham got £1.4m for getting relegated?

[Dirk Gently]

Birmingham £19.4m
Portsmouth £18.0m
West Brom £16.9m
Sunderland £16.1m

How's that? Birmingham got £1.4m for getting relegated?

More TV appearances, probably.

[papereyes]

^^^^

what he said.

[Tinrib]

Birmingham £19.4m
Portsmouth £18.0m
West Brom £16.9m
Sunderland £16.1m

How's that? Birmingham got £1.4m for getting relegated?

More TV appearances, probably.

More than likely correct..

In the 2002/03 Season TV revenue ranged from between £31m (ManU) to £13m (Sunderland)

When I get an opportunity I'll work out what we've earned through TV & Media rigts this season.

[Dirk Gently]

I would be very interested in that information.

[Tails]

Yeah, we have had a fair bit of coverage this year, on top of a nice high finish. Bit more punch in the market in the summer would be nice.

[From Despair To Where?]

Birmingham £19.4m
Portsmouth £18.0m
West Brom £16.9m
Sunderland £16.1m

How's that? Birmingham got £1.4m for getting relegated?

More TV appearances, probably.

More than likely correct..

In the 2002/03 Season TV revenue ranged from between £31m (ManU) to £13m (Sunderland)

When I get an opportunity I'll work out what we've earned through TV & Media rigts this season.

I think Sky like the Birmingham-Villa derbies because there's usually some ten bellied twat prepared to run on the pitch and do something stupid and it wasn't always David Dunn.