Income for qualifing?

[Crouchy]

I think he’ll get something purely because he’s a new manager but it’ll very likely be a loan.

Regardless of manager, we need players to go out before we can bring people in.

The wage bill will be very different next season with Arfield going and potentially McGregor too. Two very high earners. Defoe as well but don’t think he’s on his big wage any more.

I think McGregor is on buttons.

Think Defoe type wages.

 

[Loyal72]

Apologises, this is just a copy and paste but should answer your questions.

Europa league

• Qualified to group stage: €3,630,000
• Match won in group stage: €630,000
• Match drawn in group stage: €210,000
• 1st in group stage: €1,100,000
• 2nd in group stage: €550,000
• Knockout round play-offs: €500,000
• Round of 16: €1,200,000
• Quarter-final: €1,800,000
• Semi-final: €2,800,000
• Runner-up: €4,600,000
• Champion: €8,600,000

Conference League

First qualifying round elimination: €150,000
Second qualifying round elimination: €350,000
Third qualifying round elimination: €550,000
Play-off round elimination: €750,000
Qualified to Group Stage: €2,940,000
Match won in Group Stage: €500,000
Match drawn in Group Stage: €166,000
1st in Group Stage: €650,000
2nd in Group Stage: €325,000
Knockout round play-offs: €300,000
Round of 16: €600,000
Quarter-final: €1,000,000
Semi-final: €2,000,000
Runner-up: €3,000,000
Champion: €5,000,000

Mad that the conference league still has better prize money than the Scottish Prem.

 

[Tagsbear]

The accounts didn’t include income up until they were issued. The accounts covered the financial year to 30 June 2021 and not a penny of income - or expenses - after that.

There was a note on the accounts regarding the £7.5 million worst case shortfall saying the amount depended on European progression. If what you’re saying is the case does that mean there is no shortfall needing covered due to Europa league income this season?

 

[ald]

There was a note on the accounts regarding the £7.5 million worst case shortfall saying the amount depended on European progression. If what you’re saying is the case does that mean there is no shortfall needing covered due to Europa league income this season?

I am just saying that the actual results covered the period from 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021 and do not include income or expenses out with that period.

I think we are at cross purposes. You are, I think, talking about a note as regards future funding needs. You are right that the annual report flagged future funding needs, which would of course be reduced if we get the Europa League qualification income. So yes I am not in any way questioning that there is a future funding gap to be plugged, it’s size being part dependent on Europa League. I am just saying that the actual financial results as presented covered only the normal one year period and did not include financial results after 30 June 2021.

 

[daven37]

Posted this on another thread but it does my box in to see they cheating bastards get 2.5m EUR more than we do for a 10 year co-efficient ranking before a ball is even kicked.

1. position

SSC Napoli (151.000)

32 parts

€132000 x 32 = €4224000

3. position

Olympique Lyonnais (128.500)

30 parts

€132000 x 30 = €3960000

7. position

Celtic FC (75.000)

26 parts

€132000 x 26 = €3432000

16. position

Sparta Praha (51.500)

17 parts

€132000 x 17 = €2244000

26. position

Rangers FC (33.750)

7 parts

€132000 x 7 = €924000

32. position

Brøndby (10.500)

1 parts

€132000 x 1 = €132000

 

[GourockBlue50]

6.15m euros guaranteed as it stands i make it

I wonder what expense go against that figure?

Travel, hotels and win bonusses etc.

 

[Texas ranger]

Does anyone know how much well get from tv money?

Here’s a good summary of UEFA revenues for this season.

https://editorial.uefa.com/resources/0269-125fde34ba54-30a4c9aeea13-1000/20210520_circular_2021_35_en.pdf

 

[HinshieBluenose]

The undistributed draw value can never be certain until all the games are played but at the moment one share would be worth 74,745 euros and with two wins we would get 149,491.

In the highly unlikely event that the other 15 games on matchday 6 ended in a draw and we beat Lyon, we would be due 378,000.

If we lose and there are no draws in the other games then we would get 117,600.

So somewhere between 117,600 and 378,000 but around 160,000-180,000 being the most likely.

Every game that ends in a draw has 210,000 added to a pot to be distributed at the end. The pot is then divided by the amount of wins in the competition to create a share value. Each win equals a share. I previously thought that this process applied to each group individually but it is in fact across the whole competition.

 

[NewtonGer]

I dont think that is the case.

You get the money for competing in that round.

If we go through the next round we would get a further 1.2m for competing in the last 16, and so on where the prize is 4.6m for competing in the final with a 4m bonus for the winner.

Correct

 

[Trigga34]

The prize money next to the round is on completion if you win that round.

I.e champion - €8.6

So we dont get the knockout prize unless we go through the way the table above looks. We have already been rewarded with 550k for getting through.

Thats the way im reading it.

Yes that was for going through in second but u also get 500k for the win so thats over a mill thats before gates etc