Jordie
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I'm guessing they must get a percentage. It would be interesting to know what percentage clubs get on average.
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Deedee2
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I see to remember someone saying ,on here, it’s usually between 9 and 14%.
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The clubs receive the sponsorship money from the shirt manufacturers, and the shirt manufacturers take the income from the shirt salesI'm guessing they must get a percentage. It would be interesting to know what percentage clubs get on average.
Jordie
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Yes that makes sense but you don't think they club also take a percentage of sales?The clubs receive the sponsorship money from the shirt manufacturers, and the shirt manufacturers take the income from the shirt sales
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Probably, but I really have no idea.Yes that makes sense but you don't think they club also take a percentage of sales?
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Classic BM error. First sentence proves its bollox :-)I once worked with a Scouser. He really was quite tolerable, given the fact he was one.
He never said the scouser was working, he said he worked with him. Perhaps he was a prison guard or something.Classic BM error. First sentence proves its bollox :-)
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Fair point Chris :-) didn’t think this one through. Solicitor, Mental Health Practitioner, CID !!!!He never said the scouser was working, he said he worked with him. Perhaps he was a prison guard or something.
Classic Raggy myth that Ronald's wages are covered by his shirt salesIt's baffling to me how we're in 2022 and the majority of fans can't wrap it round their brains that clubs don't really make much money from selling shirts, the kit brands do.
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CFG got a deal worth £650 million off Puma so not exactly chicken feed, then assume they receive portion of actual shirt sales on top.It's baffling to me how we're in 2022 and the majority of fans can't wrap it round their brains that clubs don't really make much money from selling shirts, the kit brands do.
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