Radio Wales talking up the value , anyone know the actual value ??
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Radio Wales talking up the value , anyone know the actual value ??
Apparently about the value of Lewis Grabbans left ankleQuote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Just found this
http://www.totalsportek.com/money/fa-cup-prize-money/
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Originally Posted by Nick
Here is a break down
http://www.totalsportek.com/money/fa-cup-prize-money/
45% of gate receipts plus the tv money
Not worth winningQuote:
Originally Posted by Superdad
Gate receipts, TV money, food/drink and merchandise sold on the day?Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
I don’t think half a million would be far off would it?
Probaly not actually plus what's already earned from previous roundsQuote:
Originally Posted by Jamsarnie
36000 crowd, Cardiff get 45% which is 16,200 fans. Slightly less than an average home game, but the difference is that season ticket holders have to pay this time around.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
£144,000 TV money. About £500,000 sounds right. Figure could be affected by a few quid if Tan hands out freebies to the Malaysian Transport Minister and Malaysian MP for Kuala Lumpur Central as he tends to do on the big match days.
To get a 36,000 crowd wed better get working quick on the ground extension.
the run so far is £200k so with 45% of the gate plus tv money,and a percentage of the catering to my reckoning should be £600k plus
Another game with them at there place would be the moneyQuote:
Originally Posted by Igovernor
Yeah we should underperform and play for a draw at home, and then win it at their place in the replay. Good thinking :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by goats
We don't get a percentage of the catering though do we?Quote:
Originally Posted by Igovernor
Yes we do, that is the deal brokered by Peter Risdale
We get very little of that money. The deal he brokered means that we only get a decent percentage once a certain level of sales have been reached. Should earn something from the Man City game on catering , but vast majority will go to Compass . Deal still has two seasons to run.Quote:
Originally Posted by Igovernor
And then they are gone, their contract will not be renewed VT wanted to buy them out but they refused.
He knows his facts though :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
Not easy to accurately say , but the basis is as followsQuote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
CCFC receive all the t.v broadcasting money - for the 4th round that is £144k
The gate money is split 45% to each of the teams , with the remaining 10% going into a central pot.
After allowing for segregation in the ground , capacity will be about 31,000 of which (level 4 of Grandstand etc) don`t pay as the game is included in their season ticket price , so perhaps 30,000 paying customers.
If , say , 500 of the paying customers are corporate packages at £99 each that would be £50k but at least half of that will go to Compass for their food and other services so maybe only £20k or so for the club.
The remaining 20,500 , allowing for concessions , will probably be paying only about £15 a ticket to the club after v.a.t is taken off ticket price so that would be £308k.
The club gets very little from match day catering income as most of this goes to Compass group.
Overall , the club might therefore benefit to the tune of about £450k to £500k. Not budgeted for , so a bonus which might help spending decisions in the transfer window.
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Originally Posted by Since62
Posted this before editing. Doh.!!
The club will only get 45% of the gate receipts so just under £140k , so total benefit likely to be in range £280k to £300k
What about the money off the FA for going through the rounds?
also i think that the average ticket price would be nearer the £25 mark as the £15 seats are only in the family stand
Plus a few grand for radio broadcast fees. Minus additional stewarding/police costs. Plus any additional advertising income. Plus the intangible "I"'ll get a season ticket next year" knock-on effect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Igovernor
Seems that we will get a fair bit more than if we had gone out then.
:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
You get the money for winning games , so we got money for beating Mansfield , not for playing Man City (we will get £90k prize money if we beat them).Quote:
Originally Posted by Igovernor
The average ticket price you quote is the adult one. It will be lowered by the fact that the club doesn`t benefit from the v.a.t in the price (on a £25 ticket the club will have to hand over £4 in v.a.t to HMRC). Also concession prices for youngsters and old farts (like me) are considerably less.
any money we make is brilliant,but what matters most is the performance we put in,and the atmosphere,as we can add new supporters who will want to come back again,as happened with myself 1968 wed night cup winners cup,got the bug in my blood no going back,so nights or days like this are essential to this club .Quote:
Originally Posted by Since62
Is the correct answer...Quote:
Originally Posted by banogboy14
I hesitate to challenge your maths but how did you get to your figure of 20500 for the "remaining" paying customers? It doesn't flow from the calculations that precede it, I think. Should it be 30500? This would increase your calculated income figure I imagine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Since62