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Heiner Rover
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| Franco wrote: | | First time for a long time that I'm now in two minds about going to a Fife Derby. The six times in a season nonsense and now on tv. 🤔 |
If both teams make the playoffs, potentially 8 times this season, and the Fife Cup is a possibility too. |
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badpress139
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| Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2023 10:17 am Post subject: |
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| Vinnie wrote: | | £3,500 for being televised and potentially shifted to a Monday night,no thanks |
Never. Where did you get this figure from? I'm sure it's closer to around £80k for TV coverage. |
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badpress139
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| Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2023 10:23 am Post subject: |
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| badpress139 wrote: | | Vinnie wrote: | | £3,500 for being televised and potentially shifted to a Monday night,no thanks |
Never. Where did you get this figure from? I'm sure it's closer to around £80k for TV coverage. |
I stand corrected, you are indeed right. Just looked it up for a 3rd round televised game it's a poor £3.5k each and a further £9.5k for the team who is knocked out after the tie. Both clubs I reckon would of made far more money had the TV left us alone and we played it on a Saturday afternoon. |
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Vinnie
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| Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2023 4:06 pm Post subject: |
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The financial distribution for clubs participating in the Scottish Cup is outlined below,with payments being made when clubs exit the competition only
The fees applicable to clubs for matches selected for television are also detailed below,with both clubs involved in each televised match receiving a payment
Exit Fee per Club
Prelim-2,200
Round One-£5,000
Round Two-£6,500
Round Three-£9,500
Round Four-£19,500
Round Five-£47.250
Round Six-£102,000
Semi Final-£177,000
Runner-Up- £292,000
Winner-£352,000
TV Fee per Club
Round One-£1,500
Round Two-£2,250
Round Three-£3,500
Round Four-£24,000
Round Five-£24.000
Round Six-£24,000
Semi Finals-£60,000
Runner Up-£125,000
Winner-£125,000
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| Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2023 5:30 pm Post subject: |
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| badpress139 wrote: | | badpress139 wrote: | | Vinnie wrote: | | £3,500 for being televised and potentially shifted to a Monday night,no thanks |
Never. Where did you get this figure from? I'm sure it's closer to around £80k for TV coverage. |
I stand corrected, you are indeed right. Just looked it up for a 3rd round televised game it's a poor £3.5k each and a further £9.5k for the team who is knocked out after the tie. Both clubs I reckon would have made far more money had the TV left us alone and we played it on a Saturday afternoon. |
The £80k number is close to the English Cup TV payout for this round…I think that’s £100k, and £50k for a televised replay. The money simply isn’t there in Scottish fitba TV deals…smaller markets, little to no international interest, s****y marketing…you name it. |
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embow
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| Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2023 6:58 pm Post subject: |
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That's a big gulf in the sums of money between the third and fourth round for both TV and loser's payments.
We'll just have to progress past this game and hope to be back on the tele again. Maybe the semis?
It's been done before 😉
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badpress139
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| Posted: Tue Nov 21, 2023 3:08 pm Post subject: |
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| Ticket sales don't look all that great from both sides. With it being on TV and a Friday night maybe a cheaper ticket might of encouraged more to attend. |
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StarksBarmy
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I was going to be heading with the missus and the two bairns but at £50 for tickets? Throw in travel costs, food costs, drink cost when game is on TV?
Now going to be a carry out, a take away and us all watching it in the house.
Saves time, effort and probably in excess of 50/60 quid.
I assume there are many in a similar boat, so if these figures for live TV money are accurate, they aren’t good. |
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Vinnie
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| Posted: Tue Nov 21, 2023 6:04 pm Post subject: |
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Similar
Fridge stocked with chilled beer and a take away
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badpress139
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| Was reading on a pars forum that it is down to us for ticket prices not being lowered as we did not agree with this. Maybe something in this or possibly just nonsense. |
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Vinnie
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Who,d have thunk it,dunfermline trying to blame everyone else
Anyway ,if you mean the dafc forum.Think you,ll find the sensible dunfermline support dont post on there
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TxRover
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| badpress139 wrote: | | Was reading on a pars forum that it is down to us for ticket prices not being lowered as we did not agree with this. Maybe something in this or possibly just nonsense. |
Well, if the teams do not agree, standard home league prices are automatically applied. Since the standard prices are NOT what these tickets are going for, the two clubs agreed on the prices. |
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Vinnie
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KW out for at least next 3/4 weeks after surgery on his knee,Murray suspended and Masson doubtful could see O,Reilly thrown in at the deep end.Throw in Dundee not allowing Byrne to play either
Millen suspended for Inverness game the following week 
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Heilan Rover
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| Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2023 7:49 pm Post subject: |
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A fraction concerned for this one lads.
I have said in a previous post that the Pars are going to come good, and last week against Inverness I believe they hit the woodwork EIGHT times!
I would have our Groundsmen sneak into EAP in the dark adding several coats of paint to the Goalposts just as a wee contribution toward our safety.
Not so good news on Watson but our new signing might just come on and play the game of his life?
Here's hoping
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badpress139
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| Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2023 8:27 pm Post subject: |
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Is it a definite re Byrne not being able to play? With him being a season long loan deal would of thought they would allow him to play except against his parent club.
If he is not available, going to have to play brown back in midfield, with possibly Corr and Dan at the back, both with limited fitness. |
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