Swansea City - Nottingham Forest
#13
if Swansea put out a changed, weaker, experimental team or whatever

i think we have to go for the win, £90,000 for beating Swansea and then £60k assuming a loss v Man City but probably another £100k of TV money?

So beating Swansea would bring in £250,000 plus give everyone a boost and a bit of continued excitement, these games could also be a good shop window

Lose to Swansea and get £30k so results in a loss of £220,000 maybe significantly more

Why do that?
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#14
We’re on same page PSS.

I was working on £90k ( definitive ) + £200k ( estimated )
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#15
(22-01-2021, 11:30 AM)Sniffer Dog Wrote:
(22-01-2021, 11:15 AM)Tricky Wrote: There will be no Predictions League for this match due to it being a cup tie

:@ Bloody part timers.

:D
"It's Tricky to rock a rhyme, to rock a rhyme that's right on time, it's Trickay, It's Tricky, Tricky, Tricky Tricky" - Run DMC
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#16
(22-01-2021, 01:32 PM)PsychoStanleyStone Wrote: if Swansea put out a changed, weaker, experimental team or whatever

i think we have to go for the win, £90,000 for beating Swansea and then £60k assuming a loss v Man City but probably another £100k of TV money? 

So beating Swansea would bring in £250,000 plus give everyone a boost and a bit of continued excitement, these games could also be a good shop window

Lose to Swansea and get £30k so results in a loss of £220,000 maybe significantly more

Why do that?

Chris Hughton interview from yesterday below, pre Swansea, injury updates etc, there is collectively 30 minutes of interview with multiple interviewers including Colin Fray

F@ck what the losers get, it's our year....we're going all the way to Wembley and all the cash that comes with it.

IF we lose tomorrow, the booty doesn't even cover a weeks wages for our top earning player!!! That's mad.
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#17
Smith
Jenko
Wozza
Mckenna
Bong
Soh
Cafu
Freeman
Lolley
Mighten
Taylor

Could also give bach a run for cafu

Like to see some youngsters on bench too
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#18
(22-01-2021, 02:06 PM)ThePromisedLand Wrote: We’re on same page PSS.

I was working on £90k ( definitive ) + £200k ( estimated )

Yep, those figures I posted above were prize money. TV money is on top, I couldn't be arsed to check what that is. We would also normally get just less than half the gate receipts if there were any.

Us at home game against Man City, being a potential under-dog game with the big team away, might be chosen for TV maybe? So the cash might go up and up.
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#19
(22-01-2021, 03:13 PM)Redreg Wrote: Smith
Jenko
Wozza
Mckenna
Bong
Soh
Cafu
Freeman
Lolley
Mighten
Taylor

Could also give bach a run for cafu

Like to see some youngsters on bench too

Sound.  Decent side.

Giving Sow a rest.  And many 1st teamers who seemed knackwred v Boro.


SA.
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#20
Figgs for wozza
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#21
Why risk Mckenna and Worrall when we have Figs and Soh available to play.
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#22
(22-01-2021, 01:15 PM)Paplane Wrote: From the fa's website:

The Emirates FA Cup
Season 2020-21
Payments made from The FA's prize fund

Extra preliminary round (184) £1,125 Losers receive £375
Preliminary round (160) £1,444 Losers receive £481
First round qualifying (116) £2,250 Losers receive £750
Second Round Qualifying (80) £3,375 Losers receive £1,125
Third Round Qualifying (40) £5,625 Losers receive £1,875
Fourth Round Qualifying (32) £9,375 Losers receive £3,125
First Round Proper (40) £16,972 Losers receive £5,657
Second Round Proper (20) £25,500 Losers receive £8500
Third Round Proper winners (32) £61,500 Losers receive £20,500
Fourth Round Proper winners (16) £90,000
Fifth Round Proper winners (8) £180,000
Quarter-Final winners (4) £360,000
Semi-Final winners (2) £900,000
Semi-Final losers (2) £450,000
Final runners-up (1) £900,000
Final winners (1) £1,800,000

Amounts are per club in each round. Numbers in brackets represent the number of winning clubs per round

It’s hardly worth participating in from a financial point of view.

It is a good opportunity to give the fringe players a game though. I wouldn’t risk any key players.

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#23
I miss having a reserve team it used to give players a run out.
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#24
(23-01-2021, 09:54 AM)Sabricadabra Wrote:
(22-01-2021, 01:15 PM)Paplane Wrote: From the fa's website:

The Emirates FA Cup
Season 2020-21
Payments made from The FA's prize fund

Extra preliminary round (184) £1,125 Losers receive £375
Preliminary round (160) £1,444 Losers receive £481
First round qualifying (116) £2,250 Losers receive £750
Second Round Qualifying (80) £3,375 Losers receive £1,125
Third Round Qualifying (40) £5,625 Losers receive £1,875
Fourth Round Qualifying (32) £9,375 Losers receive £3,125
First Round Proper (40) £16,972 Losers receive £5,657
Second Round Proper (20) £25,500 Losers receive £8500
Third Round Proper winners (32) £61,500 Losers receive £20,500
Fourth Round Proper winners (16) £90,000
Fifth Round Proper winners (8) £180,000
Quarter-Final winners (4) £360,000
Semi-Final winners (2) £900,000
Semi-Final losers (2) £450,000
Final runners-up (1) £900,000
Final winners (1) £1,800,000

Amounts are per club in each round. Numbers in brackets represent the number of winning clubs per round

It’s hardly worth participating in from a financial point of view.

It is a good opportunity to give the fringe players a game though. I wouldn’t risk any key players.

£300k

EM might view it differently
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