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Posted April 15, 2025 00:37 · last edited April 15, 2025 00:39

Basically Dome said the income from those 3 player sales (Surman, Old & AP) was really only helping to plug the gap from the APL disbursement falling to a paltry $530K/year. 

Noting that pre Covid in the heady days of the Foxtel TV rights deals, prior to unbundling from Football Australia, the annual club distribution was close to $3.6M! So it's been a massive drop in revenue fore the clubs over the last 6-7 years.

Still I think all 3 player sales had add ons?? So the player transfer income will keep coming from those 3 sales for awhile yet.

The current Paramount deal, expires end of next season. Dome seemed optimstic the APL will have negotiated a much better deal (so higher disbursements for the clubs) by then. Read somewhere all the viewing metrics for the A League are up, and the 2026 WC will have people talking about the value of football, around then.

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Unknown editor edited April 15, 2025 00:39
Basically he said the income from those 3 player sales (Surman, Old & AP) was really only helping to plug the gap from the APL disbursement falling to a paltry $530K/year. 

Noting that pre Covid in the heady days of the Foxtel TV rights deals, prior to unbundling from Football Australia, the annual club distribution was close to $3.6M! So it's been a massive drop in revenue fore the clubs over the last 6-7 years.

Still I think all 3 player sales had add ons?? So the player transfer income will keep coming from those 3 sales for awhile yet.

The current Paramount deal, expires end of next season. Dome seemed optimstic the APL will have negotiated a much better deal (so higher disbursements for the clubs) by then. Read somewhere all the viewing metrics for the A League are up, and the 2026 WC will have people talking about the value of football, around then.
Unknown editor edited April 15, 2025 00:38
Basically he said the income from those 3 player sales was really only helping to plug the gap from the APL disbursement falling to a paltry $530K/year. 

Noting that pre Covid in the heady days of the Foxtel TV rights deals, prior to unbundling from Football Australia, the annual club distribution was close to $3.6M! So it's been a massive drop in revenue fore the clubs over the last 6-7 years.

Still I think all 3 player sales had addons?? So the player transfer income will keep coming from those 3 sales for awhile yet.

The current Paramount deal, expires end of next season. Dome seemed optimstic the APL will have negotiated a much better deal (so higher disbursements for the clubs) by then. Read somewhere all the viewing metrics for the A League are up, and the 2026 WC will have people talking about the value of football, around then.