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On 18/03/2025 at 12:54, r0cafella said:

They have to pay these massive bribes to get the big clubs interested in this irrelevant unwanted competition. 

I’d like PIF to set up an expensive invitational tournament that we get invited too every season. Bring a red top a long so it’s legal.  

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On 18/03/2025 at 12:54, r0cafella said:

They have to pay these massive bribes to get the big clubs interested in this irrelevant unwanted competition. 

 

John Terry was promoting this on Talksport the other day.

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This is the most annoyed I've been about any of the financial imbalance. I guess it's better than a Super League, but completely ridiculous all the same. Chelsea and City are going to walk away with £50m+ without even trying and very likely quite a bit more.

 

@JacobsBen

BREAKING: FIFA confirm the Club World Cup winner will receive $125m.

- Participation prize pool is $525m. UEFA entrants to receive the most, and a variable fee based on ranking and revenue. Range is $12.81m-$38.19m. Chelsea, Manchester City, Real and Bayern to get top end.

- Conmebol clubs will receive circa $15.21m to enter, Concacaf, CAF and AFC ones $9.55m and OFC teams pocket $3.58m. - There is a further $475m for sporting performance. This covers win bonuses for each game/round, which will be the same for every club.

 

The breakdown of finances is based on sporting performance is:

Group Stage: $2.0m per win and $1m per draw.

Round of 16 qualification: $7.5m

Quarter-Final: $13.125m

Semi-Final: $21.0m

Finalist: $30.0m

Winner: $40.0m

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21 minutes ago, Turnbull2000 said:

Honestly think we're justified in running another Sela Cup, except for a £20 million prize for the winner. It's fucking grotesque that Chelsea are going to bailed out by this.

I've said similar before. Saudi launch an invitational, invite Man City, Juventus and 5 Saudi clubs. $100m entrance prize.

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23 minutes ago, Turnbull2000 said:

Honestly think we're justified in running another Sela Cup, except for a £20 million prize for the winner. It's fucking grotesque that Chelsea are going to bailed out by this.

 

As i said when it was first announced, because its an invitational competition (rather than something anyone can qualify for) its now open season for clubs/owners to make their own events with mega prize pools. 

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30 minutes ago, geordie_b said:

 

As i said when it was first announced, because its an invitational competition (rather than something anyone can qualify for) its now open season for clubs/owners to make their own events with mega prize pools. 

 

Aren't our owners essentially funding this prize money as well :thdn:

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Stavely and Merhdad couldn't afford to keep investing at the rate PIF/Reubens were so their stake would have been diluted. They sold up and then the other owner funds were injected.

 

All quite amicable and above board I thought. They made some money out of it and everyone's better off at the end of it I think.

 

 

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4 hours ago, timeEd32 said:

This is the most annoyed I've been about any of the financial imbalance. I guess it's better than a Super League, but completely ridiculous all the same. Chelsea and City are going to walk away with £50m+ without even trying and very likely quite a bit more.

 

@JacobsBen

BREAKING: FIFA confirm the Club World Cup winner will receive $125m.

- Participation prize pool is $525m. UEFA entrants to receive the most, and a variable fee based on ranking and revenue. Range is $12.81m-$38.19m. Chelsea, Manchester City, Real and Bayern to get top end.

- Conmebol clubs will receive circa $15.21m to enter, Concacaf, CAF and AFC ones $9.55m and OFC teams pocket $3.58m. - There is a further $475m for sporting performance. This covers win bonuses for each game/round, which will be the same for every club.

 

The breakdown of finances is based on sporting performance is:

Group Stage: $2.0m per win and $1m per draw.

Round of 16 qualification: $7.5m

Quarter-Final: $13.125m

Semi-Final: $21.0m

Finalist: $30.0m

Winner: $40.0m

Hate every single thing about that even before the soulless putrid couldn't give a fuck football starts

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8 minutes ago, Colos Short and Curlies said:

Could UEFA or the premier league disallow this income from their calculations? Not that they ever would bit technically is it possible?

 

 

 

They'd be opening up a rabbit hole as then they'd have to disallow CL income from teams as well.

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16 hours ago, Colos Short and Curlies said:

Could UEFA or the premier league disallow this income from their calculations? Not that they ever would bit technically is it possible?

 

 

 

I said exactly this last night - it's a joke!

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Hilarious that Inter Miami "qualified as host." Can't see through that one FIFA.

 

The only good news about this is it's going to annoy Liverpool / Man United / Arsenal / Spurs as much as it does us.

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