4th round - What does that mean financially?

[LoftusRoadLad]

Prize dosh share out

FA Cup – Round 3

32

£67,500

FA Cup – Round 4

16

£90,000

[luca]

ROUNDS	LIVE	LIVE REPLAY
FA Cup – Round 1	£67,500	£33,750
FA Cup – Round 2	£72,000	£36,000
FA Cup – Round 3	£144,000	£72,000
FA Cup – Round 4	£144,000	£72,000
FA Cup – Round 5	£247,500	£123,750
FA Cup – Round 6	£247,500	£123,750

Short explanation? sorry don’t get it :-) cheers

[Abseits]

Lincoln made £2.5 million from their cup run. You do need the TV broadcasters to cream their pants over you and put you on the box every round though.

[LoftusRoadLad]

Short explanation? sorry don’t get it :-) cheers

TV dosh

[Tarbie]

Short explanation? sorry don’t get it :-) cheers

TV money I think mate. The away side also gets a decent share of the gate receipt, hence a televised game away at a big club can be a huge money spinner.

[LoftusRoadLad]

TV money I think mate. The away side also gets a decent share of the gate receipt, hence a televised game away at a big club can be a huge money spinner.

Luca wanted a short summery.

[Tarbie]

Luca wanted a short summery.

Sorry mate. Pinkie has already warned me about using too many words. I'll try harder to be more concise in future.

Ah ####.........I've done it again, haven't I?!!

[Dunraven]

Luca wanted a short summery.

...dress?

[LoftusRoadLad]

How Much FA Cup is worth ?

As far as top premier league teams are concerned winning FA Cup only means prestige and honor because for top Premier League teams the prize money and financial rewards of playing or Winning FA Cup is just a change compared to what they make in premier league or champions league. For example Arsenal won the FA Cup two years ago and they made around £4.2 million from their FA Cup win but compared that to their Premier League (£93million) or Champions League (£25million) earnings and you will see FA Cup financial rewards are just a change for the clubs.
Having said that FA Cup and Capital One Cup represent huge financial possibilities for clubs in lower leagues. Last year when Manchester United visited Cambridge United for the 3rd Round tie they game was shown live on TV and Cambridge made £144,000 with Television Fees for live broadcast. They held United to a 0-0 draw and earned a very lucrative replay where they also received £72,000 for Television fee plus the massive 45% gate receipt revenue. So FA Cup represent a good value for money as far as lower league teams are concerned.

[dogsrrs]

Very often you get a lower league player make a name coming through the cup paving the way to a big move if we can get a big club could be a great opportunity for the likes of Eze

[Alanwycombe]

About £120 if it's anywhere north of Birmingham.

[SheepRanger]

An extra £1m in the coffers would be great. I assume we got a few schillings today because the game was shown live overseas.

[Undecided]

Gate Receipt Revenue Share:

English FA has installed a good system where both home and away teams for every tie of FA Cup get 45% of gate receipt revenue each.

Sorry if its obvious, but who gets the other 10% of gate receipts?

[davieqpr]

Sorry if its obvious, but who gets the other 10% of gate receipts?

Home team expenses.Staff,Police etc. Big team away, lots of money and still before they start taking it serious, will do for me.

[luca]

How Much FA Cup is worth ?

As far as top premier league teams are concerned winning FA Cup only means prestige and honor because for top Premier League teams the prize money and financial rewards of playing or Winning FA Cup is just a change compared to what they make in premier league or champions league. For example Arsenal won the FA Cup two years ago and they made around £4.2 million from their FA Cup win but compared that to their Premier League (£93million) or Champions League (£25million) earnings and you will see FA Cup financial rewards are just a change for the clubs.
Having said that FA Cup and Capital One Cup represent huge financial possibilities for clubs in lower leagues. Last year when Manchester United visited Cambridge United for the 3rd Round tie they game was shown live on TV and Cambridge made £144,000 with Television Fees for live broadcast. They held United to a 0-0 draw and earned a very lucrative replay where they also received £72,000 for Television fee plus the massive 45% gate receipt revenue. So FA Cup represent a good value for money as far as lower league teams are concerned.

great example - cheers!!