Glass ceiling cracking?

[domalino]

How the fuck do Spuds generate £549 million income? Surely an investigation into dodgy dealings is needed?

By turning themselves into an events company that does a bit of football on the side.

Was actually fascinated by how they've reached £549m so looked it up.

- Matchday £117m
- 24 home games, ~£4.8m per game. Average £78 per seat.

- TV & Prize Money - £204m
- UEFA - £54m
- Premier League £142m

- Commercial - £227m
- AIA £40m
- Nike £30m
- Kraken £10m
- BetMGM £10m
- PL Central commercial deal £10m
- NFL £10m
- Alipay £5m



Not sure where 8 Concerts (GnR, Beyonce, Yungblud, Gaga, RHCP) & 2 NFL games would even fit in.

Commercial is the obvious outlier but I guess a destination stadium in London is going to do that.

They're getting 50% more matchday revenue per game too.

 

[normskih]

The glass ceiling is women breaking through to becoming top bosses , didnt know there was a football equivalent

Hahaha, brilliant Kaz:)

 

[kaz7]

Hahaha, brilliant Kaz:)

Thanks , cant let the boys hijack our stuff, lol

 

[Hoghead]

Even in the late 90s and early 2000s Tottenham were hovering around 14th richest in the world, and consistently been top 16 richest for 30 years. With no silverware to back that up or consistent champions league football.

Now it's full on business. Hosting concerts, NFL games, Boxing, sky walk tours, go karting tracks, breweries inside. It's all quite ridiculous. This is the epitome of modern day football.

As I have said previously, Spurs are just a franchise.