Deloitte's Football Money League

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Here are some slides on the Football Money League.

Interesting to see that in Us vs Arsenal we have greater commercial income but much less match day. Demonstrates the great work that the commercial team are doing, no matter how much Ross complains at building sponsorship relationships with the likes of Dunkin Donuts, Garuda, Jack Wolfskin etc.

http://www.slideshare.net/deloitteuk/deloitte-football-money-league-2015-commercial-breaks

 

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PSG's insane amount of 'Commercial' is a FFP joke

 

[Gerry_A_Trick]

How do Bayern make nearly as much as us from match day revenue, yet they only charge a fraction of the price?

 

[refugee]

How do Bayern make nearly as much as us from match day revenue, yet they only charge a fraction of the price?

No idea. Found an article on their finances, but it doesn't really cover that. I can only assume they get more money from corporate boxes and hospitality packages?

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/400079-how-can-bayern-munich-pay-franck-ribery-so-much

 

[MomoWASright]

How do Bayern make nearly as much as us from match day revenue, yet they only charge a fraction of the price?

They serve drinkable ale in the ground?

 

[Gerry_A_Trick]

So people spend roughly about the same amount of money, regardless of the ticket prices? Might be a lesson in that for our owners.

 

[tony]

That's without any champions league revenue for us last season. The new bt sports deal means top four qualification this year guarantees about 70 million euros next season for the english clubs iirc.