[Albion] Prize money for finishing 6th in the Premier League this season

[Bozza]

At c£2.2m per place, starting with Championship-bound Southampton and working up, the Albion will pick up a cool £33m for our ASTOUNDING 6th place finish.

How much does a monorail cost? Asking for a friend.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

At c£2.2m per place, starting with Championship-bound Southampton and working up, the Albion will pick up a cool £33m for our ASTOUNDING 6th place finish.

How much does a monorail cost? Asking for a friend.

Enough to buy Colwill?

 

[Stat Brother]

£1,222 for each season ticket holder.

A nice little windfall for all of us.

 

[drew]

£1,222 for each season ticket holder.

A nice little windfall for all of us.

Minus the bonuses already agreed for all staff at 20%,

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

Isn't it £100m plus the £2.2m per place?

 

[Greg Bobkin]

At c£2.2m per place, starting with Championship-bound Southampton and working up, the Albion will pick up a cool £33m for our ASTOUNDING 6th place finish.

How much does a monorail cost? Asking for a friend.

I appreciate I'm taking your question WAY too seriously but, in short, quite a lot!

 

[Bakero]

At c£2.2m per place, starting with Championship-bound Southampton and working up, the Albion will pick up a cool £33m for our ASTOUNDING 6th place finish.

How much does a monorail cost? Asking for a friend.

5 minutes of online research suggests it could set us back a few hundred million, maybe more. But if we add the 33 million to the TV money and profits from player sales, we can probably get it done. Just St Peter's Church to Calmer to begin with, extending to Lewes from 2028.

Will the journey be included in the match ticket though? Fingers crossed for a decent Sunday service.

 

[Hove Lagoonery]

Isn't it £100m plus the £2.2m per place?

That would be roughly 2.5 BILLION pounds prize money in total....

 

[croydon seagull]

I appreciate I'm taking your question WAY too seriously but, in short, quite a lot!

Croydon tramlink cost £200 million 23 years ago so I suspect a similar project would be 5 or 10 times that cost now.

Not sure it would be feasible but brighton being a compact city with high population density would be an ideal candidate for a tram network, I wonder if its very been considered??

 

[Icy Gull]

Enough to buy Colwill?

Linked to what Chelsea probably owe us for Cucu and GP and his coaching team (which include a couple of Judas ’) it should be plenty

 

[Zeberdi]

Enough to cover the 20% annual bonus received by each staff member and player of the Club - Im sure TB/PB factored that one in

 

[Bozza]

Isn't it £100m plus the £2.2m per place?

The £2.2m per place is the prize money (or "merit payment" I think it is officially called), based solely on final league position.

But, yes, beyond that, every club gets the same c£84m just for being in the Premier League this season and, on top of that, there is the "facility fee" which you receive in proportion to how often you are on TV. I think that was something like £14-15m for us last year.

 

[Greg Bobkin]

Croydon tramlink cost £200 million 23 years ago so I suspect a similar project would be 5 or 10 times that cost now.

Not sure it would be feasible but brighton being a compact city with high population density would be an ideal candidate for a tram network, I wonder if its very been considered??

Trams? TRAMS?

We don't want cocking TRAMS! We want a Magical Monorail...

 

[Baldseagull]

Minus the bonuses already agreed for all staff at 20%,

I think as De Zerbi has praised us as the 12th man a couple of times, we should get a free pint or summink?

 

[Nottseagull]

Not sure it would be feasible but brighton being a compact city with high population density would be an ideal candidate for a tram network, I wonder if its very been considered??

'ever been'?

Well yes, actually...

 

[Baldseagull]

5 minutes of online research suggests it could set us back a few hundred million, maybe more. But if we add the 33 million to the TV money and profits from player sales, we can probably get it done. Just St Peter's Church to Calmer to begin with, extending to Lewes from 2028.

Will the journey be included in the match ticket though? Fingers crossed for a decent Sunday service.

St. Peters provide a decent Sunday service already I believe.

 

[Lurchy]

Enough to cover the 20% annual bonus received by each staff member and player of the Club - Im sure TB/PB factored that one in

The bonuses are covered by the insurance policy Tony took out in January.

 

[Weststander]

The £2.2m per place is the prize money (or "merit payment" I think it is officially called), based solely on final league position.

But, yes, beyond that, every club gets the same c£84m just for being in the Premier League this season and, on top of that, there is the "facility fee" which you receive in proportion to how often you are on TV. I think that was something like £14-15m for us last year.

Season 2021/22 our total broadcasting income was £126m. Finishing 9th and without the FAC run.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

'ever been'?

Well yes, actually...


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Trolley bus, and yes, I'm old enough to remember them in the Old Steine.

@drew Yesterday Bozza posted a link to where Bloom had already offset the Europe qualification bonus with another company, so that's already in the pot.

@Icy Gull don't forget Sanchez going the other way.

 

[Kuipers Supporters Club]

Minus the bonuses already agreed for all staff at 20%,

That's paid for by insurance!

Bloom takes out insurance policy against Brighton bonus success - Tribal Football

Brighton owner Tony Bloom has taken out an insurance policy against the club's success.Bloom has taken an insurance policy in the event Brighton qualify for

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