Rid Skwerr Posted May 25, 2016 Report Share Posted May 25, 2016 Here are the final prize money figures, in millions. awarded to each club (according to premierleague.com via Talksport) - 1. Arsenal 100m 2. Man City 97m 3. Man Utd 96m 4. Spurs 95m 5. Leicester 93m 6. Liverpool 90m 7. Chelsea 87m 8. West Ham 85m 9. Southampton 84m 10. Everton 83m 11. Stoke 79m 12. Swansea 75m 13. Watford 74m 14. West Brom 73m 15. Newcastle 72m 16. Cr. Palace 72m 17. Sunderland 71m 18. Bournem'th 70m 19. Norwich 67m 20. Aston Villa 66m It's not in strict league order because of fees for live TV games (some were shown more than others) as explained below - Each club gets an equal share of both domestic (£21,924,800) and overseas TV income (£29,415,848) as well as a central commercial payment of £4,509,152 for things like sponsors. There is £1,242,405 per place, which is the fee Villa earned compared to the £24,848,100 Leicester collected. In addition there is a ‘facility fee’ for the number of times teams appear on the TV. Every club gets a minimum of £8,782,088 for 10 games or less, then an extra £747,922 for each televised game after that. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Sicken your happiness, wouldn't it? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Garscube Road End Posted May 26, 2016 Report Share Posted May 26, 2016 Here are the final prize money figures, in millions. awarded to each club (according to premierleague.com via Talksport) - 1. Arsenal 100m 2. Man City 97m 3. Man Utd 96m 4. Spurs 95m 5. Leicester 93m 6. Liverpool 90m 7. Chelsea 87m 8. West Ham 85m 9. Southampton 84m 10. Everton 83m 11. Stoke 79m 12. Swansea 75m 13. Watford 74m 14. West Brom 73m 15. Newcastle 72m 16. Cr. Palace 72m 17. Sunderland 71m 18. Bournem'th 70m 19. Norwich 67m 20. Aston Villa 66m It's not in strict league order because of fees for live TV games (some were shown more than others) as explained below - Each club gets an equal share of both domestic (£21,924,800) and overseas TV income (£29,415,848) as well as a central commercial payment of £4,509,152 for things like sponsors. There is £1,242,405 per place, which is the fee Villa earned compared to the £24,848,100 Leicester collected. In addition there is a ‘facility fee’ for the number of times teams appear on the TV. Every club gets a minimum of £8,782,088 for 10 games or less, then an extra £747,922 for each televised game after that. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Sicken your happiness, wouldn't it? Shows that they market themselves well. Not like our shitty mob. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jagfaelivi Posted May 26, 2016 Report Share Posted May 26, 2016 Laughed out loud when I saw that "little Leicester" the minnows "what done good" were offering some 32 million for a foreign forward and that the bigger teams were chasing after a 17 year old and the money for him was to be £10 million. Remember being at Inverness once when we were playing them - great game with all six subs used and Wayne Rooney ( much in the news at that time)could have picked up the wage bill for the 28 players out of his own little remuneration that week and still have had £125k in his pocket. Our problem as a footballing country is that we are geographically too close to the whole obscenity that is the English league. I hope SKY stop calling their top division the "" greatest league in the world". Just have a look at a REALLY good league and it's situated in the bigger part of the Iberian Peninsula. Will English football end in tears? And whatever happens we just have to keep going and not be sickened by developments south of our border. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jimmy McD Posted May 26, 2016 Report Share Posted May 26, 2016 Aston Villa could buy all the Scottish teams lock stock and barrel and still have change left................. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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