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Does no one read the notes at the bottom?
Resource 2014 Annual Reports - ALl clubs now complete (in OP)
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Does no one read the notes at the bottom?
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The whole 'it's in another colour' was a bit of a giveaway too.
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As with everything to do with these reports, it's tough to judge if you're comparing apples with apples.
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i did, but just pointing out the difference, in collingwoods annual report! as Eddie & co are great mixing figures to make collingwood out to be bigger that what they really are
IF you want to be across how the WAFC deals with WAFL footy, here is a today issue
https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/sport/wafl/a/25765680/wafl-clubs-ponder-licence-deal/
Its been a long time since 2nd tier footy clubs were financially independent.
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Thats some control they are after.
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Doesn't that include money to cover the salary cap? So the money is effectively going to the players anyway?
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Particularly when you factor in the 22 million spent on the Players Association. Of 236 million in broadcast and media, 231 million was paid to clubs and the players association.
Not much left at all for the rest of it.
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Not really, but bear in mind that player wages arent being taken out of club memberships, sponsorships, gaming funds, which the players also want a percentage of. The AFL distribution makes up just under 1/3rd of a small clubs income, under 1/4 for an average club, and about 1/6-1/7th for clubs like Collingwood and hawthorn.
The clubs are understandably concerned about pushes for a fixed percentage of all income. particularly when gaming - especially at smaller clubs is barely profitable.
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If they get a share of 'all' income sources, then it would need to be the 'net' values. Pokies might have $1Million revenue, but if only 100K is 'profit' returned from the club, then players should only get a share of that. Of course, allowing for that creates a whole range of potential loopholes.
It also brings up the obvious issue of how St Kilda pays it's players a percentage of Collingwoods income. Redistribution would need to go into overdrive.
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has any one got any idea when the AFL annual report usually gets released?
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yeah I wasn't talking about the clubs more so the AFL and what they have to finance.
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It does still leave more than 50% of revenue to be spent or distributed elsewhere.
Hang on, I thought you said of 236m, 231m went to the clubs. Is this a not 5m surplus?
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thats broadcast revenue only. The AFL made more than 500 million total last year.
Ah gotcha. Is there a link to where they made their other monies?
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Indian Pacific Ltd Financials lodged - the jungle drums suggest a $4.6mil profit.
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North Melbourne, West Coast and Fremantle Annual Reports are online at ASIC - you can buy them for $38.00 each - or wait for me to. Norths is normally available on their site for download by now.
Gold Coast, GWS, Sydney, Port Adelaide and Adelaide arent out or up yet.
Ill get them all eventually and put them up for the rest of you, but if anyone wanted to help out, Id be most grateful.
Gold Coast, GWS, Sydney, Port Adelaide and Adelaide arent out or up yet.
Ill get them all eventually and put them up for the rest of you, but if anyone wanted to help out, Id be most grateful.
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For last year and 2012
Overall Revenue and expense since 2004.
I was just noting that all of the broadcasting and commercial revenue in the consolidated figures is coming entirely from the holding company, but then I note that under "other revenue", there appear to be subsidiaries making some $43 mill in 2013 and I was just wondering what those activities might be (AFL Media or something similar?).
Also the bottom table shows revenue in 2013 of $446.5M, but that figure does not correspond to the figure in the top table.
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The AFL report is an odd one like that - but i think the remaining revenue is derived from its subsidaries. there isnt really an explanation for the discrepancy. Dont forget the AFL owns the state competitions in 5 states now.
I wonder if Freo will give me a copy as a member. They are limited partly by guarantee, and it may be the case that all members are entitled to a copy on request.
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I know someone got one last year, but im fairly sure it was a freo guy who bought it.
The Gold Coast report is listed now, but not available. Interesting.
The Gold Coast report is listed now, but not available. Interesting.
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