A comprehensive sports TV/radio contract and sponsorship thread

Discussion in 'Business and Media' started by pc4th, Sep 26, 2005.

  1. pc4th New Member

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    Los Angeles Galaxy
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    United States
    http://www.deloitte.com/dtt/press_release/0,1014,sid%3D2834%26cid%3D120056,00.html

    THE STANDING as of 2006: (based on the above info)

    1. EPL (average $130 mil per team)*
    2. Series A (average $90 mil per team)
    3. Bundesliga (average $89 mil per team)
    4. La Liga (average $70 mil per team)
    5. Ligue 1 (average $50 mil per team)
    6. Mexican Football League ??????
    OR
    6. Championship (average $25.5 mil per team)

    Series B: (average $15.6 mil per team)

    *EPL will increase to $160 mil per team starting in 2007/2008 due to the new TV deal.
          
  2. JayRockers! Member

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    Aug 4, 2001
    I ran across this in Variety.

    Soccer kicks up fuss in U.K.

    Rights deal boosts ITV, upstart
    By STEVE CLARKE

    Interesting takes on Setanta and the future.

    Thx,

    Jay!
  3. pc4th New Member

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    Jun 14, 2003
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    North Poll
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    Los Angeles Galaxy
    Country:
    United States
    http://www.medialifemagazine.com/ar...TV_52/Lush_new_NBA_deals_heavy_on_digital.asp

    This is for National TV rights. Add in local TV rights (I'm guessing on average around $15 mil) each team will get about $45 mil a year.
  4. JayRockers! Member

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    Aug 4, 2001
  5. pc4th New Member

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    Los Angeles Galaxy
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    United States
    http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premiership/article2076409.ece

    Foreign money

    The Premier League astonished observers with the £625m television deal it struck with foreign broadcasters for the next three seasons. But the rest of the world is an increasingly lucrative market for the clubs

    After the UK, Hong Kong pays the most for Premier League football: $200m over three years. With a population of just 7m, it is the most expensive rights deal per capita for any sport in the world. At $160m, Singapore is the second biggest overseas payer, while China has paid $50m

    After Asia, Scandinavia is the most lucrative region for the Premier League to sell its TV rights. Africa and the Middle East have shown the biggest percentage increases, though the amounts involved are minor compared to the Asia and European markets
  6. JayRockers! Member

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    Aug 4, 2001
    Premiere wins back soccer rights
    Watchdog clears Arena deal
    By ED MEZA/Variety

    Arena bought the Bundesliga rights last year for $300 million/year , but had trouble distributing. Premiere is basically taking it all back over.

    Thx,

    Jay!
  7. pc4th New Member

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    North Poll
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    Los Angeles Galaxy
    Country:
    United States
    CLUB ~~~ Country ~~~ Euros (M) Revenue ~~~ US Dollars $ (M)

    Sao Paolo ~~~ Brazil ~~~ € 47.96 ~~~ $65.23
    Internacional ~~~ Brazil ~~~ € 42.35 ~~~ $57.60
    Club Deportivo Guadalajara Chivas ~~~ Mexico ~~~ € 33.09 ~~~ $45.00
    Club de Futbol America ~~~ Mexico ~~~ € 33.09 ~~~ $45.00
    Flamengo ~~~ Brazil ~~~ € 28.40 ~~~ $38.62
    Pachuca ~~~ Mexico ~~~ € 27.43 ~~~ $37.31
    Corinthians FC ~~~ Brazil ~~~ € 24.71 ~~~ $33.60
    River Plate ~~~ Argentina ~~~ € 24.45 ~~~ $33.25
    Boca Juniors ~~~ Argentina ~~~ € 24.45 ~~~ $33.25
    Palmeiras ~~~ Brazil ~~~ € 24.43 ~~~ $33.22
    Cruzeiro ~~~ Brazil ~~~ € 21.56 ~~~ $29.32
    Club Atlas ~~~ Mexico ~~~ € 20.58 ~~~ $27.98
    Cruz Azul ~~~ Mexico ~~~ € 20.58 ~~~ $27.98
    Santos ~~~ Brazil ~~~ € 20.57 ~~~ $27.98
    Flumenense ~~~ Brazil ~~~ € 19.86 ~~~ $27.01
    Club de Futbol Monterrey ~~~ Mexico ~~~ € 18.38 ~~~ $25.00
    Gremio ~~~ Brazil ~~~ € 18.15 ~~~ $24.68
    Vasco de Gama ~~~ Brazil ~~~ € 13.86 ~~~ $18.85
    Botafogo ~~~ Brazil ~~~ € 13.66 ~~~ $18.58
    Atletico Mineiro ~~~ Brazil ~~~ € 13.61 ~~~ $18.51
    Independiente ~~~ Argentina ~~~ € 12.50 ~~~ $17.00
    Sao Caetano ~~~ Brazil ~~~ € 12.39 ~~~ $16.85
    Pumas UNAM ~~~ Mexico ~~~ € 11.32 ~~~ $15.39
    Atlante ~~~ Mexico ~~~ € 11.03 ~~~ $15.00
  8. bigredmachine Member

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    Mar 19, 2000
    Location:
    Prospect Heights, IL, USA
    This thread seems hopelessly out of date. MLS has signed jersey sponsorship deals with Amigo Energy and Glidden Paint recently and there's no mention. Lot s of other deals going on and no mention. I know Walgreens just signed a 3 year deal for in stadium signage, promo events, and name on kids shirts on the field. I don't know how you track all of this. Some of these items may be less than $1 million per year, but it's nice to know money is coming in and this thread seems to be mistitled.
  9. VinceRubs New Member

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    Jan 12, 2008
    http://youtube.com/watch?v=RMgWJaN8Lkk

    Tommaso D'Agostino and Giancarlo D'Agostino check em out
    Tommaso- 16, 5'9 155 plays for Oakwood soccer club

    Giancarlo-20, 6'1 175 wmass pioneers soccer
  10. sidis Member

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    Jun 2, 2006
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    Itaguaí-RJ - Brazil
    its fluminense, not flumenense.
  11. JayRockers! Member

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    Aug 4, 2001
    Because it's about TV/Radio contracts, maybe?

    Thx,

    Jay!
  12. JayRockers! Member

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    Aug 4, 2001
    Orange bids on soccer league rights.

    Only company to challenge Canal Plus's lock
    By JOHN HOPEWELL, DAVID HAYHURST, Variety.

    Thx,

    Jay!
  13. Hansadyret Member

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    Feb 20, 2007
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    Bergen, Norway
    Club:
    SK Brann Bergen
  14. abastos New Member

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    Feb 16, 2008
  15. JayRockers! Member

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    Aug 4, 2001
    Re: soccer players salaries

    Anti-trust group to cancel soccer
    German watchdog may stop Kirch's sales plan
    By ED MEZA/Variety

    Thx,

    Jay!
  16. dollyblue New Member

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    Jul 13, 2008
    Location:
    Palatine Lancaster
    here is a video 'The Story of the Giant Axe'
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DPe_PpdzQk
    The Giant Axe is the name of Lancaster City's ground

    I have applied for a 10 year contract to televise matches at the Giant Axe
  17. JayRockers! Member

    Member Since:
    Aug 4, 2001
    If I'm reading this right, Spanish television providers pays $130 million a season for the Pay & Free to air rights of the Champions League.

    TVE, Forta win Champions League
    Mediapro takes pay TV from Sogecable
    By EMILIANO DE PABLOS/Variety

    Thx,

    Jay!
  18. ferocho New Member

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    Jul 31, 2008
    Does ESPN have the rights to broadcast UEFA Champions League games on HD? I wonder if this coming season of champions league is going to be televised on HD as they did with the final last season. I can only wish...
  19. djpower Moderator

    Member Since:
    Nov 9, 2005
    Location:
    Victoria, Australia
    ESPN has schedualed the CL to be on there HD channel so I am hoping so not that my cheapo service provider offer its I'm just stuck with the basic ESPN channel. soccer with American commentators who would of ever thought
    http://intltv.espn.com/schedules/sp...831-2009&timeZone=AUS&Option=158&networks=124
  20. footlandia New Member

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    Apr 22, 2008
    yes , but to see a true HD you need FIOS ( unfortunately is not available for me :mad: )
  21. JayRockers! Member

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    Aug 4, 2001
    RAI denied soccer rights
    League rejects $45 million bid
    By MICHAEL DAY/Variety

    Thx,

    Jay!
  22. JayRockers! Member

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    Aug 4, 2001
  23. JayRockers! Member

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    Aug 4, 2001
  24. Peruteck New Member

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    Oct 20, 2008
    Hey guys,
    Im new here and i need some info...
    im opening a soccer shop in Cincy Ohio and i need to contact distributors for Nike, Adidas, etc. i tried calling Adidas and they want 100,000 a year in merchandising and 50k upfront so that is to much for me i was wondering if there are any soccer shoes wholesalers around this region.

    THANK YOU
  25. Lisa11 New Member

    Member Since:
    Dec 24, 2008
    Club:
    2 de Mayo
    Country:
    Belarus
    The deal will continue the exclusive Sunday night telecasts and Monday and Wednesday games as well. ESPN will also maintain the rights to the All-Star game's Home Run Derby and other related pre-game festivities


    Lisa11

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