| Total expected television-related earnings 18:15 - Jun 15 with 1580 views | dmm |
Is this article by the click bait site, Football League World, correct?
The majority of QPR's broadcasting revenue next season will from the earlier-mentioned agreement with Sky Sports, which runs until 2028/2029 and guarantees £895m in rights fees.
QPR will receive approximately £3m - £4m annually as their share of this deal, with additional earnings possible through facility fees of between £500k - £1.5m per match when their games are selected for live broadcast.
International television rights also contribute another £1m to £2m to the club's annual income.
The R's will also benefit from around £5m in solidarity payments from the Premier League, with the EFL's central income distribution bringing their total expected television-related earnings to about £11m.
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| Total expected television-related earnings on 19:30 - Jun 15 with 1470 views | colinallcars |
Think I'll stop buying a programme - they clearly don't need the money. |  | | |
| Total expected television-related earnings on 18:46 - Jun 16 with 1182 views | BrianMcCarthy |
Is this correct?
Huge money, but how is it decided which games are on Sky? Do we have a specific minimum amount of games, because if not at £500k-£1.5m per match there could develop an elite within this Division. |  |
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| Total expected television-related earnings on 19:28 - Jun 16 with 1099 views | stevec |
£11 million is a considerable sum assuming it’s then spent wisely.
Think we know where it all ends up.
I’d like to see the TV companies stipulate that 20%, say £2 million, has to be ring fenced for ground improvements in the Championship, per season, or you lose that £2 mill the following season.
We need something to twist the arms of our owners to invest in actual ground improvements and not just papering over the cracks. |  | | |
| Total expected television-related earnings on 19:48 - Jun 16 with 1074 views | FDC |
Isn't the key part of this the final paragraph
"This figure is similar to many other teams in the league - who typically earn between £9.5m to £12.5m from broadcasting sources."
So, nothing specific to QPR, just lots more money sloshing around the league, inflating player salaries and fees etc? |  | | |
| Total expected television-related earnings on 22:43 - Jun 16 with 933 views | derbyhoop |
| Total expected television-related earnings on 18:46 - Jun 16 by BrianMcCarthy |
Is this correct?
Huge money, but how is it decided which games are on Sky? Do we have a specific minimum amount of games, because if not at £500k-£1.5m per match there could develop an elite within this Division. |
Like Sky Sports Leeds.
Or the anticipated focus on Birmingham and Wrexham's celebrity owners. |  |
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| (No subject) (n/t) (n/t) on 18:01 - Jun 17 with 681 views | 7374Ranger |
| Total expected television-related earnings on 18:46 - Jun 16 by BrianMcCarthy |
Is this correct?
Huge money, but how is it decided which games are on Sky? Do we have a specific minimum amount of games, because if not at £500k-£1.5m per match there could develop an elite within this Division. |
There is a minimum amount of games for each Championship club.
QPR must have been on at least 6 times (home games) last season so a minimum of £3m additional payments , which just about makes the switching of ko times palatable given how cash strapped the club is.
If the payments are more at the £1-1.5m mark than I would be OK if they select another 6 games this season. Maybe we would have more leeway when it comes to buying and selling players. [Post edited 17 Jun 18:12]
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