Palace earnt £77m this season

casbom

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F*ck me that's depressing!

http://www.footballgossip.org.uk/

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Premier League champions Chelsea earned the most of any club in the league, according to prize fund figures released today.

The Blues picked up a shade under £99million when TV money, facility fees, a central commercial payment and the league’s merit payment were taken into account.

Second-placed Manchester City picked up £98.5million this season, while Manchester United earned £96.75million. That’s slightly more than the £96.5million picked up by Arsenal, who finished third in the league, but was largely down to the 27 times United were shown live on either Sky Sports or BT Sport. Arsenal were shown live on 25 occasions.

At the bottom of the pile, QPR earned £64.9million – some £400,000 less than Burnley who finished 19th both in the league and in the list of payouts.

Newcastle United’s troubles on the pitch led to more TV attention. The Magpies were shown live on 20 occasions, almost twice as often as neighbours Sunderland with 11 games. That propelled Newcastle up to tenth place in the earnings table on £77.8million – more than was earned by Stoke City, who finished ninth in the league.

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I know Palace aren't mentioned but in the link is the table showing where the money has come from and how much was earnt....if only...

 

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1234andcounting

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Were paid! I would never concede to our friends at the northern end of the M23 earned anything.

 

Hillian1

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I find it really hard to begrudge them it too surprisingly.

We are so far behind them now it's untrue, in fact there was less of a gulf between us when we were dicking around at the arse end of the Football League than there is now.

We had our chance, we blew it.

 

Icy Gull

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I think the phrase is "Our day will come"

**** knows when though

 

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Kinky Gerbil

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That is a lot of money....

 

Notters

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Every time I see one of these threads a little piece of me dies inside

 

Blue Valkyrie

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Icy Gull said:

I think the phrase is "Our day will come"

**** knows when though

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Exactly.


We've got the massive challenge of sorting the squad out ( hopefully this summer ), and after that we can start on closing the gap to nothing.

We let them go on their merry way for a short while, but I reckon we'll be on a level ( at least ) with them soon enough.

 

seagullsovergrimsby

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All we need is a striker and winger who can dive in the penalty box , a midfielder who flails his elbows about and two carthorses as central defenders. Promotion sorted

 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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Premier League gravy train is the only game in town

 

Prince Monolulu

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But in keeping with tradition they will only receive 1p in the £ though.

 

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Sadly I can't see us competing in the same division for a long time, unless something spectacular happens to them and they get relegated. They're well and truly established in the Premier League now

 

chaileyjem

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These figs aren't really the full story although of course the gulf between Prem club finance and rest of the league gets ever wider.
But. Palace, like most clubs, obviously spend a fair bit of money as well. All those new contracts for Bolasie and the like. Also figures for 2014/15 won't be published until early next year.
We do know though that they made a £23m profit in 2013/14 , their first season in the Prem.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/32163198
Albion made a £11m loss in 2013/14.

In the last season in the Champ in 2012/13 Palace also made a profit due to the Zaha, Clyne sales.

 

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seagullsovergrimsby said:

All we need is a striker and winger who can dive in the penalty box , a midfielder who flails his elbows about and two carthorses as central defenders. Promotion sorted

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Or Players that don't bottle the biggest game of the season?

 

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BensGrandad

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Just shows what the shambles against them in the play offs cost us. You would expect TB to say f..k FFP lets get in the Premier.

Just a thought if he so desired could he buy a company off the shelf in his childrens name put £20m into it then that company sponsor some part of BHA for £19.9m to circumvent FFP.r

 

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Bombadier Botty

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As a Premier League club you're hostage to obscene wage demands and Palace are also unique amongst PL clubs now that Burnley have gone down of having a ground in need of bulldozing, so they have to cut their cloth accordingly. Rumours that CPFC, in tandem with local authority quangos, are investing £64.5m in a cloud blowing machine in an attempt to blow away the perennial slate grey skies that hang low over the depressing shithole that is the entire SE postcode area in an attempt to make CPFC fans actually live there rather than having all of them move south to Sussex or abroad are yet to be substantiated.

 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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Kinky Gerbils said:

Or Players that don't bottle the biggest game of the season?

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And a manager who at least pretends to put his employer's ambitions on a par with his own

 

seagullsovergrimsby

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Kinky Gerbils said:

Or Players that don't bottle the biggest game of the season?

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Or fans making plans for Wembley

 

Prince Monolulu

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Makes no odds to me, looking forward to an exciting season ahead which, in theory, can only be better than the last.

Palace however will struggle to repeat the position from this season.

What is this obsession with the PL, if we get there we get there? If we have an enjoyable season with some exciting games then happy days.

#realitycheck

 

Hillian1

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BensGrandad said:

Just shows what the shambles against them in the play offs cost us. You would expect TB to say f..k FFP lets get in the Premier.

Just a thought if he so desired could he buy a company off the shelf in his childrens name put £20m into it then that company sponsor some part of BHA for £19.9m to circumvent FFP.r

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I don't think so.

 

Prince Monolulu

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BensGrandad said:

Just a thought if he so desired could he buy a company off the shelf in his childrens name put £20m into it then that company sponsor some part of BHA for £19.9m to circumvent FFP.

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No.