£1 MILLION
Tue Nov 29, 2011 11:38 pm
Will now be banked by the club following qualification to the Carling Cup Semis.
Malkly has now earned his January transfer budget. Will the Board back him
Malkly has now earned his January transfer budget. Will the Board back him
Re: £1 MILLION
Tue Nov 29, 2011 11:51 pm
its great news, personally i think it might even be a bit more than that! with two games on sky and all! 
Re: £1 MILLION
Tue Nov 29, 2011 11:55 pm
paulh_85 wrote:its great news, personally i think it might even be a bit more than that! with two games on sky and all!
How much is a live televised tie and how much is the prize money earned up to now
Re: £1 MILLION
Tue Nov 29, 2011 11:58 pm
i really havent got a clue to be honest! but, a full house, 25k @ lets say 15 quid a ticket average, is £375,000 just for the one game!! 
Re: £1 MILLION
Wed Nov 30, 2011 12:13 am
Play Man U home away is 100000 gate receipts plus on tv twice must be worth over 1mill. A nice war chest for our promotion push in the january sales. Dont expect to get cheap £15-20 tickets for the semis.
Dont expect to get cheap £15-20 tickets for the semis.
Re: £1 MILLION
Wed Nov 30, 2011 12:16 am
bluebirdrob wrote:Play Man U home away is 100000 gate receipts plus on tv twice must be worth over 1mill. A nice war chest for our promotion push in the january sales.
think 15 - 20 average as kids and oldies will get cheaper ones, even if the standard tickect is 25 quid.
also we dont get anything for the away gate reciepts, this isnt the FA cup
Re: £1 MILLION
Wed Nov 30, 2011 12:26 am
If we only get monies from home leg we need to maximise all advertising for this game.
Re: £1 MILLION
Wed Nov 30, 2011 12:27 am
In terms of revenue, this should be a really good payday for the game!
Here's a brief look at realistic revenue from it...
Ticket Sales
Based on Adult prices of £27.50 and concessions of £15. Call it an average price of £23, given the majority of ticket sales will be to adults...
Home leg revenue:
£23 x 26,000 = £598000
Away leg revenue, 15% of sales based on an average ticket price of £37.50 [realistic Premiership pricing average and attendence average based on the possibility of drawing Liverpool]
Away leg revenue:
£37.50 x 45,000 = £1.7 million
15% of £1.7 million = £190000
TV Money is typically £300,000 a game at this stage of the Carling Cup
TV Revenue - £600,000
Realistically, based on conservative numbers and not taking into account merchandise and advertising sales we're looking at earning at least £1.4 million from this game!
Here's a brief look at realistic revenue from it...
Ticket Sales
Based on Adult prices of £27.50 and concessions of £15. Call it an average price of £23, given the majority of ticket sales will be to adults...
Home leg revenue:
£23 x 26,000 = £598000
Away leg revenue, 15% of sales based on an average ticket price of £37.50 [realistic Premiership pricing average and attendence average based on the possibility of drawing Liverpool]
Away leg revenue:
£37.50 x 45,000 = £1.7 million
15% of £1.7 million = £190000
TV Money is typically £300,000 a game at this stage of the Carling Cup
TV Revenue - £600,000
Realistically, based on conservative numbers and not taking into account merchandise and advertising sales we're looking at earning at least £1.4 million from this game!
Re: £1 MILLION
Wed Nov 30, 2011 12:44 am
Just to add to 12th Man's post....Let's not forget the money MM has saved in the next 6 weeks on the players loaned out.
( IMO ) The 4-5-6 Players loaned out would be an avg of £20 - £30 k a week in total - we can add that to the kitty
( IMO ) The 4-5-6 Players loaned out would be an avg of £20 - £30 k a week in total - we can add that to the kitty