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FCBayernMunchen · by **FCBayernMunchen** » Mon May 21, 2012 7:41 pm

AvatarX wrote:Lol. Again second . No more second please !!!!:smile:

Hehe.. it's great that Bayern made the biggest increase of all clubs though.

FCBayernMunchen · by **FCBayernMunchen** » Mon May 21, 2012 7:46 pm

To keep it simple, clubs will not be able to spend more than they earn. Now clubs like Real Madrid, Barcelona and Man United may have a lot of debt but they have a lot of revenue. You can't say the same about Chelsea and Man City.

MaCk0y · by **MaCk0y** » Mon May 21, 2012 9:04 pm

Wikipedia wrote:Summary of current FFP Regulations

Football clubs wishing to take part in the UEFA Champions League or UEFA Europa League must balance their football-related expenditure over a three-year period up to the 2014–15 season.[68]

The 2011–12 season is the first season which counts towards the 2014–15 assessment. Clubs, however, will be allowed to make a loss of €45 million (£39.4 million) over the three years, falling to €30 million from 2015–16. The first season that UEFA will begin actively monitoring the financial situation of individual clubs is 2013–14, but this will take into account losses made in the two preceding years (2011–12 and 2012–13).

From 2013-14 UEFA will be able to ban clubs from playing in European competitions the following season if the rules have not been met but it is not until 2018 that clubs will be expected to bring their annual losses below £8.8 million (based on 2010 exchange rates)

Only actual "football-related expenditure" — a club’s outgoings in transfers and wages — will be counted over income from gate receipts, TV revenue, advertising, merchandising, sales of players and prize money is included in the assessment. Any money spent on infrastructure, training facilities or youth development will not be included.[69]

The full regulations are available to download as a PDF from the UEFA official portal UEFA.com on this link. "UEFA Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Regulations Edition 2010". UEFA.com. 27 May 2010. Retrieved 24 March 2012.</ref>

by **tflags** » Mon May 21, 2012 10:17 pm

If it helps as consolation, I do believe we were better off (in short sight at least) financially by actually losing the CL, though not by much: If I remember correctly Neuer cost $17 plus ~EUR 8 million IF we won the CL.

The CL winner in turn receives EUR 9 (confirmation kindly welcomed) BUT second place finisher gets around EUR 5.5 million, right?

So Robben actually screwed Schalke more than us yesterday and made us a tiny saving of 2.5 million in the process.

SilentStrike · by **SilentStrike** » Mon May 21, 2012 11:45 pm

No way we're better off...

First off, Bayern fans wanted to buy tickets for the game vs Netherlands to congratulate the players.
Nobody wants those tickets now. An estimated 5M lost there.

And besides, the money we'd have to pay for Neuer and Gustavo is a 5jear clause?
If we were planning to win in the next 4 years we'd have to pay for him anyways. Whether it was this season or next.

OurDayWillCome · by **OurDayWillCome** » Wed May 23, 2012 6:53 pm

What a load of garbage, that list is meaningless.

A fair few of those English teams would totally flop if it wasn't for the money they get from Sky.

By and large they do not have big fan bases apart from ManU & Liverpool (worldwide)

by **tflags** » Wed May 30, 2012 1:06 pm

SilentStrike wrote:First off, Bayern fans wanted to buy tickets for the game vs Netherlands to congratulate the players.
Nobody wants those tickets now. An estimated 5M lost there.

Ok. But something did not click. I read the game attendance was around 30,000 people. You might say we missed ~39,000 people for the lack of interest solely on the CL loss. At EUR30 average ticket price (confirmation kindly requested), it comes to around EUR 1.17 million; not 5.

Now I do believe the income for the game would come mainly from TV rights, which were sold a year in advance... Bottom line, Robben screwed Schalke with EUR5 mil ... plain and simple.

SilentStrike · by **SilentStrike** » Wed May 30, 2012 1:09 pm

That's true.
TV rights were already sold.

MUTU · by **MUTU** » Wed May 30, 2012 2:49 pm

SilentStrike wrote:That's true.
TV rights were already sold.

And so were the tickets. If they didn't attend, they still paid for the ticket. If anything, it's less wear and tear for the stadium seats :lol:

BayernLeb · by **BayernLeb** » Wed May 30, 2012 4:03 pm

MUTU wrote:
SilentStrike wrote:That's true.
TV rights were already sold.

And so were the tickets. If they didn't attend, they still paid for the ticket. If anything, it's less wear and tear for the stadium seats

That sounds a lot like what Uli might say.

Firefox1234 · by **Firefox1234** » Fri Jun 01, 2012 11:23 pm

This is the reason i love Bayern they dont do stupid stuff like this..... :shock:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2152902/Andre-Villas-Boas-pockets-12m-early-Chelsea-exit-Roman-Abramovichs-spending-spirals.html

quaazi · by **quaazi** » Sat Jun 02, 2012 8:24 am

You do know that we're still paying van Gaal money, right?

samaj · by **samaj** » Sat Jun 02, 2012 11:04 am

quaazi wrote:You do know that we're still paying van Gaal money, right?

Yea but, his contract ends this summer + as i remember he asked for his contracted to be cancelled but i have no idea what happened

Firefox1234 · by **Firefox1234** » Tue Jun 19, 2012 6:15 am

These are the top 200 professional teams in the world who the the highest wages:http://www.sportingintelligence.com/2012/05/01/revealed-the-worlds-best-paid-teams-man-city-close-in-on-barca-and-real-madrid-010501/

* Highest paid in that league.

Rank (last year) – Team – League – Ave player pay, £ per year (week) - Ave player pay $ per year (week)

1 (1) Barcelona * La Liga £5,260,313 (£101,160) $8,680,569 ($166,934)
2 (2) Real Madrid La Liga £4,724,662 (£90,859) $7,796,637 ($149,935)
3 (10) Manchester City * EPL £4,486,580 (£86,280) $7,403,754 ($142,380)
4 (6) Chelsea EPL £4,118,227 (£79,197) $6,795,899 ($130,690)
5 (4) LA Lakers * NBA £3,804,441 (£73,162) $6,278,088 ($120,732)
6 (3) New York Yankees * MLB £3,748,831 (£72,093) $6,186,322 ($118,968)
7 (14) Milan * Serie A £3,699,411 (£71,143) $6,104,769 ($117,399)
8 (12) Bayern Munich * Bundesliga £3,579,961 (£68,845) $5,907,652 ($113,609)
9 (13) Philadelphia Phillies MLB £3,525,612 (£67,800) $5,817,965 ($111,884)
10 (7) Internazionale Serie A £3,454,681 (£66,436) $5,700,915 ($109,633)

Seems like Bayern Munich are treating there players well...

sch0ll7 · by **sch0ll7** » Sun Jul 15, 2012 9:50 pm

UEFA CL 2011/12 Money distribution...

http://www.uefa.com/MultimediaFiles/Download/uefaorg/Finance/01/84/05/87/1840587_DOWNLOAD.pdf

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