As well as the prestige and guaranteed Europa league qualification anyone know what the financial difference is between 5th and 7th?
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£1.2M per position. I'm sure you can work out the rest.
There was a time that 1.2-2.4 million would be a fortune to us and buy us a player, but not a major sum to us now. Times have moved on.
It's big enough to be the difference between a loss and a profit for a season. That's enough to make a best effort.
I think the extra money is the cherry on the cake...the real prize is the league position which indicates progress.
The real inequality in the prize money comes in the "facility fee" which rewards the number of live broadcasts each club has. So, regardless of where they finish, Liverpool's 25 matches rakes them in £18.7 million whereas our 13 games fetches us a paltry £9.75 million.
I posted this earlier but can't remember where!
http://www.totalsportek.com/football/premier-league-prize-money-table-2015/
Damn, I was hoping you'd spit coffee all over your computer.*falls off chair*
However, we did do better for TV coverage than previously because of our success and back story. Need to keep ourselves to the forefront.
Not an over exciting last day of season (for the neutral). Sky must be so grateful that there is still one relegation spot left...they are showing the matches involving the 3 candidates. At one time, it looked as if loads of clubs would be involved, but, thanks to teams like us 
, most lifted themselves out of contention. And Newcastle decided to make it interesting. The Europa spots are fascinating to us, but less so to most people, and the last spot won't be decided this weekend. The title is won, so no excitement there.
, most lifted themselves out of contention. And Newcastle decided to make it interesting. The Europa spots are fascinating to us, but less so to most people, and the last spot won't be decided this weekend. The title is won, so no excitement there.
Not like me to miss a page and there were picturesGo back a page.
Still, good news is worth repeating.
Damn, I was hoping you'd spit coffee all over your computer.
Trust me Tom, at our age, falling off a chair is far more treacherous! He's probably still trying to get up now!
I am enjoying reading the Liverpool reactions.
Raheem wants UCL football, to play with the best and to earn a top wage - just the same as Saints last summer, no?
I hope they do just roll over and not stand in the way of his dreams.
Raheem wants UCL football, to play with the best and to earn a top wage - just the same as Saints last summer, no?
I hope they do just roll over and not stand in the way of his dreams.
I am enjoying reading the Liverpool reactions.
Raheem wants UCL football, to play with the best and to earn a top wage - just the same as Saints last summer, no?
I hope they do just roll over and not stand in the way of his dreams.
But, to be honest, who'd want him at 100 grand a week? He's not exactly set the premier league alight this season. I think they should insist that, if he is sold, he goes abroad. He wouldn't fit in the "Big 4" of the CL, so he'd have to go somewhere else, I reckon.
I am enjoying reading the Liverpool reactions.
Raheem wants UCL football, to play with the best and to earn a top wage - just the same as Saints last summer, no?
I hope they do just roll over and not stand in the way of his dreams.
They don't have to sell the player. I thought Liverpool were a team with CL ambitions. Obviously something has changed over the course of the season...
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