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Geelong20182019202020212022
Gold Coast20182019202020212022
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North Melbourne20182019202020212022
Port Adelaide20182019202020212022
Richmond20182019202020212022
St Kilda20182019202020212022
Sydney20182019202020212022
West Coast20182019202020212022
Western Bulldogs20182019202020212022
AFL (Full)20182019202020212022
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2018-22 Data Sheet

 
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References - Club Annual Reports
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Brisbane201820192020202120222023
Carlton201820192020202120222023
Collingwood201820192020202120222023
Essendon201820192020202120222023
Fremantle201820192020202120222023
Geelong201820192020202120222023
Gold Coast201820192020202120222023
G.Western Sydney201820192020202120222023
Hawthorn201820192020202120222023
Melbourne201820192020202120222023
North Melbourne201820192020202120222023
Port Adelaide201820192020202120222023
Richmond201820192020202120222023
St Kilda201820192020202120222023
Sydney201820192020202120222023
West Coast201820192020202120222023
Western Bulldogs201820192020202120222023
AFL (Full)201820192020202120222023
AFL (Concise)201820192020202120222023
SANFL201820192020202120222023
WAFC201820192020202120222023
 
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The_Wookie said:
NOT THIS YEAR dave10

Previous Years threads
Past Annual Reports

References - Club Annual Reports
Club20182019202020212022
Adelaide20182019202020212022
Brisbane20182019202020212022
Carlton20182019202020212022
Collingwood20182019202020212022
Essendon20182019202020212022
Fremantle20182019202020212022
Geelong20182019202020212022
Gold Coast20182019202020212022
G.Western Sydney20182019202020212022
Hawthorn20182019202020212022
Melbourne20182019202020212022
North Melbourne20182019202020212022
Port Adelaide20182019202020212022
Richmond20182019202020212022
St Kilda20182019202020212022
Sydney20182019202020212022
West Coast20182019202020212022
Western Bulldogs20182019202020212022
AFL (Full)20182019202020212022
AFL (Concise)20182019202020212022
SANFL20182019202020212022
WAFC20182019202020212022

2018-22 Data Sheet

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Haha!! Well done The_Wookie , I will have to make amends next year 😂
 
weewilly said:
Pathetic St Kilda still putting their hand out even after copping tens of millions from the AFL!
No wonder they have 1 Premiership and 36 wooden spoons since joining the VFA in 1877.
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Well they've gotta do something now that saints fan gill is outta the top job. He was funneling millions there for years.

They do have a lot of rich supporters, including a lot of wealthy Jewish fans they could tap into. My wife's ceo is a saints fan and one of the top 50 richest people in Australia.
 
The_Wookie said:
And we'reeeeeeeeee away - Pies out early this year

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$15M hop in underlying revenue (over 20%). I know it is the premier but I suspect we are going to see big jumps in revenue and profits across the board this year given the attendance increases, gather round and presumably AFL distributions
 
The_Wookie said:
And we'reeeeeeeeee away - Pies out early this year

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Oh good I like seeing these. 81 million revenue is massive, I dunno if any club in Australia would even come close to that (other than ones with pokies dens). Something surprising though, it's arguably the biggest most successful year a sporting club could even imagine in Australian sport and whilst the revenue is huge, the profit of 6 mill seems smaller than I expected for such a bumper year.

I suppose if anything it really shows how much it costs to run a football club, especially now with the women's team that would run at a big loss for clubs.
 
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Bjo187 said:
Oh good I like seeing these. 81 million revenue is massive, I dunno if any club in Australia would even come close to that (other than ones with pokies dens). Something surprising though, it's arguably the biggest most successful year a sporting club could even imagine in Australian sport and whilst the revenue is huge, the profit of 6 mill seems smaller than I expected for such a bumper year.

I suppose if anything it really shows how much it costs to run a football club, especially now with the women's team that would run at a big loss for clubs.
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West Coast mate. There is always West Coast.
 

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A nice $2.2m profit there for the smallish not-for-profit MFC, which doesn't even include the $500k that goes directly to the club for winning the McClelland Trophy as a result of performance across the men's and women's AFL teams!
 
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AFLW average crowds for the home and away season.

On the left, the original 8 AFLW clubs, on the right, the 10 expansion clubs.
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Covid and the introduction of entry fees to games in 2021 had a significant decline impact on crowd. However there is a lot less fluctuation in crowd sizes since then.

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There are quite a few factors that make individual teams crowds fluctuate each year. Including playing games out of their home town, or one off spectacles such as the first showdown, or first football game at Optus Stadium, or a double header with the AFLM, which I’ve excluded in this second graph series.
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But overall, in the last season, there is a general upwards movement in attendances for any team more than 2 seasons old (except for GWS and Eagles).
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BuffDog said:
Essendon have announced a 580k operating loss

Details below
www.essendonfc.com.au

Essendon 2023 Financial Result

A summary of the club's financial result for 2023.
www.essendonfc.com.au www.essendonfc.com.au
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Key points looking through the spin:

For a club like Essendon, a poor result. Operating result -$580K impacted by membership and fundraising donations declines YoY -$2.4M (Operating result LY +$1.5M).

Cash surplus (operating result minus depreciation on buildings etc) +$3.52M, so cash result in line with prior year and solid.

Revenue +5.5% (~$73M)
Expenses +8.7%
Net assets ~$50.7M
Cash Reserves ~$6.0M

Summary. For Essendon, a poor headline result but a solid cash surplus. Club financially strong but needs to restore growth in some of its operating revenue, hopefully on the back of on field improvement 😂🤔🙏🙏🙏🙏
 
The Educator said:
Still a solid profit but the fitness business costs ($41.6M) have apparently grown quicker than its revenues ($39.9M) again.
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Yeah I saw that. It’s one thing to diversify but there’s no point if it’s losing money. That would concern them. It’s a huge chunk of its total revenue as well.
 
dave10 said:
Yeah I saw that. It’s one thing to diversify but there’s no point if it’s losing money. That would concern them. It’s a huge chunk of its total revenue as well.
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This is a very narrow minded view

Being the first $100m business in Australian sports history will provide leverage opportunities beyond your imagination
 
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