Noisy Neighbours - the Man City thread

[Longines]

City  will make maybe £500,000 at best  in extra ticket revenue if they are lucky BUT just for getting through to the quarter final,  even if we get hammered in both legs,  City earn an extra c£8-9 million alone from UEFA for the 2 PSG matches.  

Is that true?

http://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/news/newsid=1858497.html

Looks like Arsenal got €5.5m and you'll get €6m if PSG go through?

[hhyftrftdr]

City  will make maybe £500,000 at best  in extra ticket revenue if they are lucky BUT just for getting through to the quarter final,  even if we get hammered in both legs,  City earn an extra c£8-9 million alone from UEFA for the 2 PSG matches.  

Is that true?

http://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/news/newsid=1858497.html

Looks like Arsenal got €5.5m and you'll get €6m if PSG go through?

Don't quote me on this, but I think we get a bigger share of the UK £££ pool for being the only English club left in. I'm not sure on the figures but it's something like that I think.

Edit-  to pluck some figures out of thin air. All 4 clubs this season start with a 25% share. 2 went out in the group stage, one in the last 16, so their share diminishes a bit whilst City's share increases a bit due to being the last English team standing. Again don't quote me on this

[Archer]

City  will make maybe £500,000 at best  in extra ticket revenue if they are lucky BUT just for getting through to the quarter final,  even if we get hammered in both legs,  City earn an extra c£8-9 million alone from UEFA for the 2 PSG matches.  

Is that true?

http://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/news/newsid=1858497.html

Looks like Arsenal got €5.5m and you'll get €6m if PSG go through?

All 3 of Chelsea, Arsenal and City picked up €5.5 million for reaching last 16. City then pick up a further guaranteed €6million for reaching the last 8.


IN ADDITION is the TV/Market pool which for 2014/2015 was c €94million split between the 4 English teams. With the new massive BT deal for 2015/2016 it is estimated the 4 English teams will be sharing c€170 million. This is basically split into 2 pots of €85million:

Pot 1 shared 40%/30%/20%/10% as a fixed amount based on league finishoing position in 2014/2015.  So Chelsea 40%, City 30% etc.

Pot 2 is split in proportion to the number of games each team has played  from the group stages onwards.. So, if City had been knocked out in the last 16, the games tally would have been 32 -  United 6, Chelsea 8, Arsenal 8 and City 8. City’s share (and indeed Arsenal and Chelsea)  is then 8/32 x €85 million which is €21.25 million

However, City now have a minimum of 10 games and the total games tally is 34. So, the market share is now calculated at 10/34 x €85million which is €25million and an increase of €3.75million just because we have qualified for the 2 extra games.


So, in total City make €6million for reaching the last 8 and an additional €3.75 million from the TV pool.

[hhyftrftdr]

£71 a ticket, a reduced allocation, and can't even drink in the stadium.

Gotta love the Champions League glad I'll be down the boozer for this one.

[JohnCharver]

City  will make maybe £500,000 at best  in extra ticket revenue if they are lucky BUT just for getting through to the quarter final,  even if we get hammered in both legs,  City earn an extra c£8-9 million alone from UEFA for the 2 PSG matches.  

Is that true?

http://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/news/newsid=1858497.html

Looks like Arsenal got €5.5m and you'll get €6m if PSG go through?

All 3 of Chelsea, Arsenal and City picked up €5.5 million for reaching last 16. City then pick up a further guaranteed €6million for reaching the last 8.


IN ADDITION is the TV/Market pool which for 2014/2015 was c €94million split between the 4 English teams. With the new massive BT deal for 2015/2016 it is estimated the 4 English teams will be sharing c€170 million. This is basically split into 2 pots of €85million:

Pot 1 shared 40%/30%/20%/10% as a fixed amount based on league finishoing position in 2014/2015.  So Chelsea 40%, City 30% etc.

Pot 2 is split in proportion to the number of games each team has played  from the group stages onwards.. So, if City had been knocked out in the last 16, the games tally would have been 32 -  United 6, Chelsea 8, Arsenal 8 and City 8. City’s share (and indeed Arsenal and Chelsea)  is then 8/32 x €85 million which is €21.25 million

However, City now have a minimum of 10 games and the total games tally is 34. So, the market share is now calculated at 10/34 x €85million which is €25million and an increase of €3.75million just because we have qualified for the 2 extra games.


So, in total City make €6million for reaching the last 8 and an additional €3.75 million from the TV pool.

Is it not 8/30, 10/32?

[flushthemout]

And 1700 tickets for the blues... Joke, were going but battling with the wife about terror attacks.

[Archer]

City  will make maybe £500,000 at best  in extra ticket revenue if they are lucky BUT just for getting through to the quarter final,  even if we get hammered in both legs,  City earn an extra c£8-9 million alone from UEFA for the 2 PSG matches.  

Is that true?

http://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/news/newsid=1858497.html

Looks like Arsenal got €5.5m and you'll get €6m if PSG go through?

All 3 of Chelsea, Arsenal and City picked up €5.5 million for reaching last 16. City then pick up a further guaranteed €6million for reaching the last 8.


IN ADDITION is the TV/Market pool which for 2014/2015 was c €94million split between the 4 English teams. With the new massive BT deal for 2015/2016 it is estimated the 4 English teams will be sharing c€170 million. This is basically split into 2 pots of €85million:

Pot 1 shared 40%/30%/20%/10% as a fixed amount based on league finishoing position in 2014/2015.  So Chelsea 40%, City 30% etc.

Pot 2 is split in proportion to the number of games each team has played  from the group stages onwards.. So, if City had been knocked out in the last 16, the games tally would have been 32 -  United 6, Chelsea 8, Arsenal 8 and City 8. City’s share (and indeed Arsenal and Chelsea)  is then 8/32 x €85 million which is €21.25 million

However, City now have a minimum of 10 games and the total games tally is 34. So, the market share is now calculated at 10/34 x €85million which is €25million and an increase of €3.75million just because we have qualified for the 2 extra games.


So, in total City make €6million for reaching the last 8 and an additional €3.75 million from the TV pool.

Is it not 8/30, 10/32?

Grrrr. Good spot and thanks for that because I'm about to use that calculation elsewhere. Actually increases the additional amount they are making..

[Archer]

And 1700 tickets for the blues... Joke, were going but battling with the wife about terror attacks.

I was reading about it earlier and allocation even lower than that  - just 1480.  Good luck getting in if you are going.

[hhyftrftdr]

And 1700 tickets for the blues... Joke, were going but battling with the wife about terror attacks.

I was reading about it earlier and allocation even lower than that  - just 1480.  Good luck getting in if you are going.

A fucking wristband to get in lol welcome to football 2016, where you pay obscene amounts of money to be treated like a drain on society.

Looks like PSG have upped our allocation to 2200 tickets, how gracious of them.

[flushthemout]

 And 3 sets of security checks to get through the gates.

[TightEnd]

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[david3103]

You missed a piece out...

This is the entire article from the BBC website

Martin Demichelis
Manchester City defender Demichelis (left) has played 18 times in the Premier League this season
Manchester City defender Martin Demichelis has been charged by the Football Association over alleged betting offences.

The Argentine, 35, is accused of committing 12 breaches relating to matches between 22 and 28 January 2016.

Demichelis has until 17:00 BST on 5 April to respond to the charge.

However, there is no suggestion that the charge relates to any of the 25 league and cup games in which he has featured for City this season.

New rules that came into force for the 2014-15 season mean players and coaches are prevented from betting on any worldwide footballing activity.

The FA has the power to fine or suspend any person found guilty of a rule breach.[\i]

[hhyftrftdr]

Please God, suspend him FA. Please.

[hhyftrftdr]

Excellent result tonight and sets up the 2nd leg quite nicely, still very much hangs in the balance but 2 away goals is decent. So good to have KDB back.

Shame the refs are so card happy in Europe. Was a clean game without a single bad tackle yet the ref still managed to dig out numerous yellow cards. Also a shame that Luiz is suspended for the 2nd leg.

How funny would a semi line up of City, Benfica, Wolfsburg and Athletico Madrid be? UEFA would absolutely hate that.

[flushthemout]

Yeah decent performance, defo more than 1400 blues there, still some work to do I think, Someone last night said £75.00 adult £35.00 junior for Etihad.