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Post by aek210 on Apr 11, 2012 8:05:10 GMT 10
Ok I am over simplifying this I know. But just quickly.
Current tv deal is $120 million over 7 years.
This is $17.15 million per year.
Despite this the total loss for clubs is $27 million last year alone.
So even if Foxtel DOUBLE the tv rights deal (good luck!) there will still be a shortfall of about $9 - 10 million a year!
Fucked is not the word.
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Post by sydcro57 on Apr 11, 2012 21:06:41 GMT 10
Maybe I've misunderstood you... but if the deal is doubled would that make it 34mil? 34-27 =  Either way, without 10 teams they wont get too far. |
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Post by anothermp on Apr 11, 2012 23:35:56 GMT 10
Maybe I've misunderstood you... but if the deal is doubled would that make it 34mil? 34-27 = Either way, without 10 teams they wont get too far. LOL read it again retard |
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Post by mini on Apr 12, 2012 7:45:12 GMT 10
Easy on him, his job of laying bricks doesn't require much thinking
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Post by levendara on Apr 12, 2012 14:13:37 GMT 10
HAHA Leave the red rooster drive through boy alone
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Post by aek210 on Apr 12, 2012 15:15:32 GMT 10
Maybe I've misunderstood you... but if the deal is doubled would that make it 34mil? 34-27 = Either way, without 10 teams they wont get too far. Again – I am oversimplifying but keeping the equation simple: You would assume total expenditure was $44 mill. $44 mill - $17.15 mill (tv deal) = approx. $27 mill. Even if the tv deal were to double to 34.3 mill…….$44 mill - $34 mill = aprox $10 mill. Again I am discounting other revenue streams/expenditures but you get the picture. |
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