At the request of a business contact tried yesterday to book a table for 2 in hospitality against City. No chance all sold out. With the extra seats and so many seats sold on exchange would think this game will see record receipts. Would be interesting to know the figure. My guess £1.4/5m
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[Albion] Match Day Income
- Thread starter amexer
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Email Barbs, ask him for an accurate breakdown.
schmunk
"Members"
We'll make an easy Mil in half-and-half scarf sales.
Superphil
Dismember
We had a stadium tour a while back and we’re told that matches chosen for Sky TV get an additional £1M, which you can add onto the match day income.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
I don't think it works that way in the Premier League. I believe that under the TV deal each team gets a flat fee for up to X games on TV per season, and if you go above X you get additional money per game.
Superphil
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We were told that it was £1M per match (to both teams) in addition to the general PL TV deal when a game was shown on Sky Sports.
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Medwayseagull
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Sky Spirts sounds like a very seedy web-site.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
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- Oct 4, 2003
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The domestic TV deal is split into various pots including a sum shared between all clubs, a merit payment based on final league position and also a pot that pays around a £1 million per game each time a club is live on TV as a facilities fee, with a approx £11-£12 million minimum if a club has less than 10 live games a season.
The non domestic TV money is split evenly between all 20 teams.
19-20 figures for prize money break down
https://www.planetfootball.com/quic...wn-of-the-2019-20-premier-league-prize-money/
20-21
https://sqaf.club/premier-league-tv-money-distribution/
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In the pre-covid days I seem to remember our matchday income was about £1m a match. It was in an article/interview of some kind with Barbs where he was very happy about it as apparently it was good for a stadium our size.
(Note that is the income they make on match days, not TV money but shop sales/catering/tickets/hospitality etc)
(Note that is the income they make on match days, not TV money but shop sales/catering/tickets/hospitality etc)
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Superphil
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Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Thank you many Jos
el punal
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nickbrighton
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- Feb 19, 2016
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Has anyone seen the "half and half " scarf sales people around the stadium , thinking back I cant recall seeing them for the pre covid season either
Perkino
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- Dec 11, 2009
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I've heard a stat that we have the 7th highest average matchday income in the league which considering our capacity is quite impressive. Our huge capacity for hospitality is a key factor in this.
Ultimately the matchday income is only a pinch of our annual income
Ultimately the matchday income is only a pinch of our annual income
Baldseagull
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If that is true that is exceptional, we are about 15th on numbers of tickets sold. I guess part of it is the lack of street vendors etc. to buy a hot dog or other such grub from on the way between train or car and the stadium.
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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It could be the price of tea?
nwgull
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Must help that Brighton and Sussex in general is an affluent area so people have the ££ to be able to buy posh seats and spending £5 on a beer isn't a major issue. Don't we sell something in the region of 15-20K pints every game, or am I imagining this? I certainly do my bit.
KeegansHairPiece
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