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Official Club Stuff 2018 Financial Results (links, rankings - now in post #2)
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That's a great get Wookie.
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Richmond do something similar.
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Seems the Crows have lodged with ASIC today, wonder whether the Eagles or Swans will be last lol
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Tweet's not coming up Wookie - says its unavailable.
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get the one in the post currently. uploaded and tweeted the wrong report in the first one lol
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AFL
Club Reports
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Stadium Annual Reports
State Leagues
Club Details
Revenue
Club Reports
- 2018 Adelaide Annual Report
- 2018 Brisbane Lions Annual Report
- 2018 Carlton Annual Report
- 2018 Collingwood Annual Report
- 2018 Essendon Annual Report
- 2018 Fremantle Annual Report
- 2018 Geelong Annual Report
- 2018 Gold Coast Annual Report
- 2018 GWS Annual Report
- 2018 Hawthorn Annual Report
- 2018 Melbourne Annual Report
- 2018 North Melbourne Annual Report
- 2018 Port Adelaide Annual Report
- 2018 Richmond Annual Report
- 2018 St Kilda Annual Report
- 2018 Western Bulldogs Annual Report
Media
Stadium Annual Reports
- MCG Trust 2017-18 Annual Report
- MCC 2017-18 Annual Report
- SCG Trust 2017-18 Annual Report
- 2018 Stadiums Queensland Annual Report
- 2018 Queensland Stadiums Taskforce Interim Report
- 2017-18 Venues West Annual Report
- 2018 Adelaide Oval SMA Ltd submission to SA Parliament Select Committee
- 2018 Melbourne & Olympic Parks Trust Annual Report
- 2018 Venues NSW Annual Report
- 2018 Kardinia Park Trust Annual Report
State Leagues
Club Details
Revenue
- Collingwood - $82,074,011
- Richmond - $79,777,837
- Hawthorn - $74,339,727
- Geelong - $67,944,647
- Essendon - $65,092,072
- Carlton - $ 61,627,141
- Port Adelaide - $59,000,643
- Fremantle - $58,390,623
- Adelaide - $ 56,060,913
- Brisbane - $55,605,874
- St Kilda - $53,864,218
- Western Bulldogs - $51,576,289
- Melbourne - $49,010,456
- GWS - $43,453,413
- Gold Coast - $40,042,853
- North Melbourne - $39,618,239
- St Kilda - $10,414,960
- Melbourne - $6,005,532
- Hawthorn - $4,491,707
- Richmond - $4,210,003
- Geelong - $3,986,647
- Adelaide - $ 3,828,935
- Essendon - $2,321,871
- Carlton - $2,611,638
- Western Bulldogs - $2,207,274
- Gold Coast - $1,126,788
- North Melbourne - $564,247
- Sydney - $520,509
- Brisbane - $342,366
- Fremantle - $326,776
- Port Adelaide - $322,013
- Collingwood - $112,052
- GWS - ($1,985,681)
- Western Bulldogs - $18,094,333 (includes $16,085,000 in land contributions)
- St Kilda - $10,124,972 (includes $13,149,766 in funds for Moorabin Redevelopment)
- Melbourne - $6,906,468 (includes $7,029,311 sale of Leighoak club)
- Hawthorn - $5,060,573
- Richmond - $4,210,003
- Geelong - $3,976,073 (includes $5,026,345 in asset transfers from Kardinia Park Trust)
- Essendon - $3,571,871
- Port Adelaide - $3,179,265 (includes a revaluation gain of $4,166,586 on its land and buildings.)
- North Melbourne - $1,535,580
- Adelaide - $1,506,002
- Gold Coast - $1,160,912
- Carlton - $713,689
- Fremantle - $326,776
- Collingwood - $112,052
- Brisbane - ($230,641)
- GWS - ($1,985,681)
- Gold Coast - $23,696,768
- Brisbane - $23,609,188
- GWS - $23,234,214
- St Kilda - $20,539,315
- Port Adelaide - $19,805,849 (includes match day and merch)
- North Melbourne - $16,918,003
- Melbourne - $16,336,739
- Western Bulldogs - $16,271,119
- Carlton - $14,149,443
- Adelaide -$12,676,532
- Richmond - $12,505,575
- Essendon - $12,079,819
- Geelong - $11,841,169
- Fremantle - $11,469,122
- Collingwood - $11,424,087
- Hawthorn - $11,156,622
- Richmond - $29,645,214 (includes Merchandise)
- Collingwood - $23,871,536
- Adelaide - $21,497,388
- Fremantle - $20,659,207
- Geelong - $18,055,330
- Hawthorn - $17,809,149
- Essendon - $16,098,158
- Melbourne - $15,190,267
- Carlton - $11,295,680
- St Kilda - $9,216,131
- Western Bulldogs - $9,206,996
- North Melbourne - $8,035,194
- Gold Coast - $7,301,203
- Brisbane - $6,057,458
- GWS - $4,418,738 (includes merch)
- Collingwood - $21,670,974
- Adelaide - $18,559,968
- Essendon - $16,032,723
- Hawthorn - $15,536,294
- Richmond - $15,450,025
- Geelong - $15,289,882
- Carlton - $14,198,228
- Western Bulldogs - $12,880,320
- GWS - $12,055,674
- Melbourne - $11,287,779
- North Melbourne - $9,160,352
- Brisbane - $8,886,961
- St Kilda - $6,738,219
- Gold Coast - $6,494,108 (inc supply rights income)
- Fremantle - $6,224,447
- Geelong - $2,368,611
- Essendon - $1,844,974
- Hawthorn - $1,840,054
- Fremantle - $1,414,662
- Carlton - $1,372,793
- Western Bulldogs - $1,195,131
- Melbourne - $1,081,232
- North Melbourne - $765,518
- Brisbane - $714,133
- St Kilda - $513,703
- Richmond - see Membership & Ticket Sales
- Collingwood - $22,897,421
- Carlton - $19,672,818
- Hawthorn - $19,648,819
- Brisbane - $16,137,792
- Geelong - $12,587,063
- Richmond - $7,670,839
- Port Adelaide - $7,069,142
- Melbourne - $4,192,076
- St Kilda - $2,577,679
- Collingwood - $6,642,264
- Carlton - $$3,543,512
- Brisbane - $2,998,984
- Essendon - $2,234,970
- Melbourne - $1,445,512
- St Kilda - $952,702
- Richmond - $771,192
- Port Adelaide - $295,200
- Geelong - Expenses not available.
- Hawthorn - Expenses not available.
- Collingwood - $30,592,495 ("Teams expenses")
- GWS - $28,497407
- Melbourne - $26,849,219 (Mens and Womens)
- Geelong - $25,861,711
- Brisbane - $25,793,70
- Fremantle - $25,798,135
- St Kilda - $25,659,989.
- Carlton - $ 25,436,372
- Western Bulldogs - $24,965,803
- Essendon - $24,957,531
- North Melbourne - $24,635,838
- Melbourne - $1,042,352
- Hawthorn - $51,592,955
- Western Bulldogs - $45,804,532
- Essendon - $36,079,656
- Collingwood - $32,690,470
- Richmond - $31,364,372
- Fremantle - $15,302,214
- St Kilda - $14,757,811
- Geelong - $13,567,206
- Melbourne - $13,109,164
- North Melbourne - $11,526,082
- Carlton - $9,521,887
- Adelaide - $8,350,563
- GWS - $8,338,398
- Port Adelaide - $7,211,142
- Sydney - $2,711,514
- Gold Coast - ($421,303)
- Brisbane - ($13,364,495)
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RussellEbertHandball
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Wookie here are a couple of links for your stadium stuff.
Adelaide Oval SMA year end 31st October 2017. Wont get October 2018 stuff for a few more months from the Auditor General
https://www.audit.sa.gov.au/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=JA262hV-4TU=&tabid=524&portalid=0&mid=2072&forcedownload=true
Adelaide Oval SMA Ltd submission to SA Parliament Select Committee has gross revenue and expense items going back to 2009 but mainly for 2014 - 2018 years since redevelopment completed.
Adelaide Oval SMA year end 31st October 2017. Wont get October 2018 stuff for a few more months from the Auditor General
https://www.audit.sa.gov.au/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=JA262hV-4TU=&tabid=524&portalid=0&mid=2072&forcedownload=true
Adelaide Oval SMA Ltd submission to SA Parliament Select Committee has gross revenue and expense items going back to 2009 but mainly for 2014 - 2018 years since redevelopment completed.
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The_Wookie your link to Venues West made me look for VenuesLive annual report the blokes who have management righst to Optus Stadium in Perth, ANZ Stadium at Olympic Park in Sydney and the new Bankwest Stadium at Paramatta where the Eels and Wanderers will play when it opens mid year.
https://www.venuesnsw.com/page/annual-reports
Couldn't find anything, but the last 2 are owned by Venues NSW and whilst no AFL ovals in their portfolio, this page has their last 7 years annual reports.
https://www.venuesnsw.com/page/annual-reports
https://www.venuesnsw.com/page/annual-reports
Couldn't find anything, but the last 2 are owned by Venues NSW and whilst no AFL ovals in their portfolio, this page has their last 7 years annual reports.
https://www.venuesnsw.com/page/annual-reports
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Stadium Annual Reports
- MCG Trust 2017-18 Annual Report
- MCC 2017-18 Annual Report
- SCG Trust 2017-18 Annual Report
- 2018 Stadiums Queensland Annual Report
- 2018 Queensland Stadiums Taskforce Interim Report
- 2017-18 Venues West Annual Report
- 2018 Adelaide Oval SMA Ltd submission to SA Parliament Select Committee
- 2018 Melbourne & Olympic Parks Trust Annual Report
- 2018 Venues NSW Annual Report
- 2018 Kardinia Park Trust Annual Report
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The VenuesLive home page which I incorrectly linked 2 posts up.
https://www.venueslive.com.au/
https://www.venueslive.com.au/
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AFL
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Club Reports
- 2018 Adelaide Annual Report
- 2018 Brisbane Lions Annual Report
- 2018 Carlton Annual Report
- 2018 Collingwood Annual Report
- 2018 Essendon Annual Report
- 2018 Fremantle Annual Report
- 2018 Geelong Annual Report
- 2018 Gold Coast Annual Report
- 2018 GWS Annual Report
- 2018 Hawthorn Annual Report
- 2018 Melbourne Annual Report
- 2018 North Melbourne Annual Report
- 2018 Port Adelaide Annual Report
- 2018 Richmond Annual Report
- 2018 St Kilda Annual Report
- 2018 West Coast Annual Report
- 2018 Western Bulldogs Annual Report
Stadium Annual Reports
- MCG Trust 2017-18 Annual Report
- MCC 2017-18 Annual Report
- SCG Trust 2017-18 Annual Report
- 2018 Stadiums Queensland Annual Report
- 2018 Queensland Stadiums Taskforce Interim Report
- 2017-18 Venues West Annual Report
- 2018 Adelaide Oval SMA Ltd submission to SA Parliament Select Committee
- 2018 Melbourne & Olympic Parks Trust Annual Report
- 2018 Venues NSW Annual Report
- 2018 Kardinia Park Trust Annual Report
Club Details
Revenue
- West Coast - $82,265,015
- Collingwood - $82,074,011
- Richmond - $79,777,837
- Hawthorn - $74,339,727
- Geelong - $67,944,647
- Essendon - $65,092,072
- Carlton - $ 61,627,141
- Port Adelaide - $59,000,643
- Fremantle - $58,390,623
- Adelaide - $ 56,060,913
- Brisbane - $55,605,874
- St Kilda - $53,864,218
- Western Bulldogs - $51,576,289
- Melbourne - $49,010,456
- GWS - $43,453,413
- Gold Coast - $40,042,853
- North Melbourne - $39,618,239
- St Kilda - $10,414,960
- West Coast - $7,621,284
- Melbourne - $6,005,532
- Hawthorn - $4,491,707
- Richmond - $4,210,003
- Geelong - $3,986,647
- Adelaide - $ 3,828,935
- Essendon - $2,321,871
- Carlton - $2,611,638
- Western Bulldogs - $2,207,274
- Gold Coast - $1,126,788
- North Melbourne - $564,247
- Sydney - $520,509
- Brisbane - $342,366
- Fremantle - $326,776
- Port Adelaide - $322,013
- Collingwood - $112,052
- GWS - ($1,985,681)
- Western Bulldogs - $18,094,333 (includes $16,085,000 in land contributions)
- West Coast - $10,894,794 (includes 3.3m in development funding)
- St Kilda - $10,124,972 (includes $13,149,766 in funds for Moorabin Redevelopment)
- Melbourne - $6,906,468 (includes $7,029,311 sale of Leighoak club)
- Hawthorn - $5,060,573
- Richmond - $4,210,003
- Geelong - $3,976,073 (includes $5,026,345 in asset transfers from Kardinia Park Trust)
- Essendon - $3,571,871
- Port Adelaide - $3,179,265 (includes a revaluation gain of $4,166,586 on its land and buildings.)
- North Melbourne - $1,535,580
- Adelaide - $1,506,002
- Gold Coast - $1,160,912
- Carlton - $713,689
- Fremantle - $326,776
- Collingwood - $112,052
- Brisbane - ($230,641)
- GWS - ($1,985,681)
- Gold Coast - $23,696,768
- Brisbane - $23,609,188
- GWS - $23,234,214
- St Kilda - $20,539,315
- Port Adelaide - $19,805,849 (includes match day and merch)
- North Melbourne - $16,918,003
- Melbourne - $16,336,739
- Western Bulldogs - $16,271,119
- Carlton - $14,149,443
- Adelaide -$12,676,532
- Richmond - $12,505,575
- Essendon - $12,079,819
- Geelong - $11,841,169
- Fremantle - $11,469,122
- Collingwood - $11,424,087
- Hawthorn - $11,156,622
- West Coast - $11,002,504
- West Coast - $34,700,713
- Richmond - $29,645,214 (includes Merchandise)
- Collingwood - $23,871,536
- Adelaide - $21,497,388
- Fremantle - $20,659,207
- Geelong - $18,055,330
- Hawthorn - $17,809,149
- Essendon - $16,098,158
- Melbourne - $15,190,267
- Carlton - $11,295,680
- St Kilda - $9,216,131
- Western Bulldogs - $9,206,996
- North Melbourne - $8,035,194
- Gold Coast - $7,301,203
- Brisbane - $6,057,458
- GWS - $4,418,738 (includes merch)
- Collingwood - $21,670,974
- Adelaide - $18,559,968
- Essendon - $16,032,723
- Hawthorn - $15,536,294
- Richmond - $15,450,025
- Geelong - $15,289,882
- Carlton - $14,198,228
- Western Bulldogs - $12,880,320
- GWS - $12,055,674
- Melbourne - $11,287,779
- North Melbourne - $9,160,352
- Brisbane - $8,886,961
- West Coast - $7,448,739 (plus $13,454,045 in corporate hospitality).
- St Kilda - $6,738,219
- Gold Coast - $6,494,108 (inc supply rights income)
- Fremantle - $6,224,447
- West Coast - $3,939,331
- Geelong - $2,368,611
- Essendon - $1,844,974
- Hawthorn - $1,840,054
- Fremantle - $1,414,662
- Carlton - $1,372,793
- Western Bulldogs - $1,195,131
- Melbourne - $1,081,232
- North Melbourne - $765,518
- Brisbane - $714,133
- St Kilda - $513,703
- Richmond - see Membership & Ticket Sales
- Collingwood - $22,897,421
- Carlton - $19,672,818
- Hawthorn - $19,648,819
- Brisbane - $16,137,792
- Geelong - $12,587,063
- Richmond - $7,670,839
- Port Adelaide - $7,069,142
- Melbourne - $4,192,076
- St Kilda - $2,577,679
- Collingwood - $6,642,264
- Carlton - $$3,543,512
- Brisbane - $2,998,984
- Essendon - $2,234,970
- Melbourne - $1,445,512
- St Kilda - $952,702
- Richmond - $771,192
- Port Adelaide - $295,200
- Geelong - Expenses not available.
- Hawthorn - Expenses not available.
- Collingwood - $30,592,495 ("Teams expenses")
- GWS - $28,497407
- Melbourne - $26,849,219 (Mens and Womens)
- Geelong - $25,861,711
- Brisbane - $25,793,70
- Fremantle - $25,798,135
- St Kilda - $25,659,989.
- Carlton - $ 25,436,372
- Western Bulldogs - $24,965,803
- Essendon - $24,957,531
- North Melbourne - $24,635,838
- Melbourne - $1,042,352
- West Coast - $106,229,217
- Hawthorn - $51,592,955
- Western Bulldogs - $45,804,532
- Essendon - $36,079,656
- Collingwood - $32,690,470
- Richmond - $31,364,372
- Fremantle - $15,302,214
- St Kilda - $14,757,811
- Geelong - $13,567,206
- Melbourne - $13,109,164
- North Melbourne - $11,526,082
- Carlton - $9,521,887
- Adelaide - $8,350,563
- GWS - $8,338,398
- Port Adelaide - $7,211,142
- Sydney - $2,711,514
- Gold Coast - ($421,303)
- Brisbane - ($13,364,495)
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Hi Wookie, the WCE asset figure you've cited is not the net asset figure which you've used for all other clubs on that list. It should be $77,014,459.
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well arent I a dumbass. I rushed this a little. Mid packing to move.
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The scary thing from the Eagles perspective is that its 82.26 million of pure AFL revenue (and interest). For example, Collingwood in their revenue include Netball, AFLW, VFL, their travel business, Glasshouse events center business and of course the 2 venues they run where they earn pokies, food and drink revenue. Take all that out and well the gap is even bigger.
This the bit that pleases me most, the contribution to WA footy, not just the WAFL:
This financial result has again allowed the Company to deliver a substantial royalty to the West Australian Football Commission (WAFC) of $3,906,471 to support the WAFL clubs, community football and our very important community programs. In this regard, since our inception we have been very proud to contribute approximately $141 million to the WAFC for the development of AFL in our state.
This financial result has again allowed the Company to deliver a substantial royalty to the West Australian Football Commission (WAFC) of $3,906,471 to support the WAFL clubs, community football and our very important community programs. In this regard, since our inception we have been very proud to contribute approximately $141 million to the WAFC for the development of AFL in our state.
Packing does strange things to all of us - be sure we appreciate you efforts, even if critical (appreciation) at times
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It remains baffling to me how the WAFC got it so right with West Coast, and how much the SANFL bungled Adelaide.
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The_Wookie I know not all clubs have a breakdown of game day ticket sales but West Coast's $9.794m [inc in your $34.7m total above] up from $2.349m would have to be the biggest I have ever seen. Fremantle's was $5.735m up from $2.101m.
It suggests that those 10,000 tickets not made available to members has been a boon for WCE. (7,000 for GA, 1,385 for stadium members, 1,000 for tourism packages, 400 for visiting team and rest for stadium operators use.) They can charge premium rates for them for 11 games even though they are spread out among the different categories of the stadium. Freo have done alright out of them as well, but not as good.
Yes I know the 2 WA clubs dont get revenue from all 10,000 tickets and that there are costs associated with it before they get the net receipts, but the supply demand imbalance has been keep so premiums can be charged, especially for WCE games.
It suggests that those 10,000 tickets not made available to members has been a boon for WCE. (7,000 for GA, 1,385 for stadium members, 1,000 for tourism packages, 400 for visiting team and rest for stadium operators use.) They can charge premium rates for them for 11 games even though they are spread out among the different categories of the stadium. Freo have done alright out of them as well, but not as good.
Yes I know the 2 WA clubs dont get revenue from all 10,000 tickets and that there are costs associated with it before they get the net receipts, but the supply demand imbalance has been keep so premiums can be charged, especially for WCE games.
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