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Originally posted by bricon
<b>Charlie:</b> I don?t understand what point you are trying to make. The fact is that the AFL effectively ?owns? the Swans lock-stock and barrel but what?s that got to do with the annual dividend that?s paid to <b>all</b> of the clubs?
The annual dividend is a distribution from the AFL to the clubs from the profit that the AFL makes from; TV/media rights, revenue from finals series and ?internationals?, marketing activities, tribunal fines etc; all clubs get the same annual distribution ? same deal with the NRL clubs. The annual dividend accounts for around 15-20% of a typical AFL/NRL club?s revenue; one of the largest sources of income that a club receives. The head office distribution is far higher (in percentage terms) for the Super 12 teams.
<b>Charlie:</b> I don?t understand what point you are trying to make. The fact is that the AFL effectively ?owns? the Swans lock-stock and barrel but what?s that got to do with the annual dividend that?s paid to <b>all</b> of the clubs?
The annual dividend is a distribution from the AFL to the clubs from the profit that the AFL makes from; TV/media rights, revenue from finals series and ?internationals?, marketing activities, tribunal fines etc; all clubs get the same annual distribution ? same deal with the NRL clubs. The annual dividend accounts for around 15-20% of a typical AFL/NRL club?s revenue; one of the largest sources of income that a club receives. The head office distribution is far higher (in percentage terms) for the Super 12 teams.
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