FFP is a joke, as a birmingham city fan, how can it help fining and docking points from those teams who are struggling, while the big teams have huge incomes and the best accountants, how are the smaller teams meant to compete, they will never have the resources
Liverpool will earn more Premier League prize money than Manchester City even if they do not win the league... but who is the worst value for money this season? https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...emier-League-prize-money-Manchester-City.html
we are MUCH more entertaining to watch so the tv $$ doesn't surprise me. worst value for money team? what a huge surprise !!
https://www.footballinsider247.com/revealed-liverpool-secure-stunning-242m-windfall/ Liverpool will pocket a jawdropping £242.4milllion windfall from their Premier League and Champions League exploits this season
Hopefully this will encourage them to pull the trigger on the phase 2 expansion of the Anfield Road stand.
Finances of each PL team .... https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...guide-2017-18-accounts-manchester-united-city Liverpool Accounts for the year to 31 May 2018 Turnover £455m (3rd highest in the league, up from £364m) [Manure highest] Wage bill £264m (2nd highest, 58% of turnover, up from £208m) [Manure highest amount but surprisingly Palace highest % of revenue at 78%] Profit before tax £125m (up from £40m) [Spuds highest} Ownership Fenway Sports Group, registered in the US as NESV I, LLC, of which John W Henry is the principal shareholder Gate and matchday income £81m TV and broadcasting £220m Commercial activities £154m Net debt Not stated; bank loan £56m; £99m owed to FSG. Interest payable £8m Highest-paid director Unnamed: £1.3m State they’re in Finances of the Liverpool revival: TV income up £66m principally from the run to the Champions League final in 2018, although the £56m increase in wages was also attributed to the Champions League – presumably players’ bonuses. Club then spent a net £181m signing players last summer. US owners FSG had £10m of their loan repaid.
They have said they aren't starting on the new stand until the new training center is complete. Its not a financial thing, its they only want to manage 1 large capital project at a time so they aren't spread too thin.
Liverpool will collect almost £100m if they win the Champions League final https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...ot-beat-Tottenham-Champions-League-final.html
https://www.thickaccent.com/2019/06...-quarter-of-a-billion-pounds-from-tv-revenue/ Liverpool create history by becoming the first team to earn a quarter of a billion pounds from TV revenue
https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spo.../liverpool-fsg-finances-forbes-value-16630195 Liverpool have been named in Forbes magazine's 50 most valuable sports teams for 2019. Since Fenway Sports Group bought the club in 2010, the Reds' value has steadily increased from $552m (£437m) in 2011 to an astronomical $2.18billion (£1.73bn) in 2019.