That’s how much the Albion earned from Premier League last season for TV/Central Commercial income on the back of a sixth placed finish
[Albion] £149,700,000
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Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Mind-boggling sums of money 
Why on Earth have we not spent £150m in the transfer window?
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Tony Le Mesmer
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Interesting how few times we were on Live UK TV compared with those 'big' clubs around us (+ Chelsea/Everton) which influences the total payment we received.
The Facility Fee element, derived from how many home league games are selected for live TV, indicates that we were not as big a draw as we thought, even with De Zerbi ball to wow the viewing public.
- Jul 10, 2003
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That Bloom fella does seem to be very lucky with what he does 
Winker
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We could have bought three good fullbacks with that and still have change for a CDM.
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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Garry Nelson's Left Foot
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It's because the north stand don't create any atmosphere...
On the flip side we're 6th for overseas tv so...三苫さんありがとうございます
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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what are top 5 and Tottenham doing to get so much more "facilities fees"
clear 8-10m more than others.
clear 8-10m more than others.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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It's not over til it's over...
Being on telly morewhat are top 5 and Tottenham doing to get so much more "facilities fees"
Comfiest seats?what are top 5 and Tottenham doing to get so much more "facilities fees"
Better light shows apparently
Baldseagull
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The new Broadcast deal has been sorted recently, from next season only Sky and TNT will show matches, plus BBC will show highlights.
The cost per match is going to be around £6M, a little under for Sky, a little over for TNT, this is less per match than the current deal, but there will be quite a lot more televised games. Currently 52% of all games are televised in the UK, 200 matches, this is going up to 270 matches, or 70% of games.
Man City, Arsenal and Liverpool had about 75% of their games televised last season. When the broadcasters get an extra 70 matches, will they show much more of the rest of the league, or will those 3 be on telly every week?
The cost per match is going to be around £6M, a little under for Sky, a little over for TNT, this is less per match than the current deal, but there will be quite a lot more televised games. Currently 52% of all games are televised in the UK, 200 matches, this is going up to 270 matches, or 70% of games.
Man City, Arsenal and Liverpool had about 75% of their games televised last season. When the broadcasters get an extra 70 matches, will they show much more of the rest of the league, or will those 3 be on telly every week?
Baldseagull
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More home games shown.what are top 5 and Tottenham doing to get so much more "facilities fees"
- Nov 11, 2009
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American football 2 NFL games?what are top 5 and Tottenham doing to get so much more "facilities fees"
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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Interesting to see the difference in actual games televised - we were described as the 'media darlings' but on a lot less than a lot of teams....