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| How much do clubs get at SL, Championship and Championship 1 levels?
Also what are the salary caps in the respective divisions?
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| I assume at Champs 1 level it almost completely covers their costs, judging by the total lack of effort of a lot of clubs at that level to sell match tickets or promote the club locally.
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| As ever with RL, nothing is easy to find out.
For last season, under a 14 team SL, 14 team Championship & 9 team Championship 1 then each SL club received just over £1m and each Championships club approx £100k from the SL TV (only SL, doesn't include internationals, Challenge Cup etc) deal (£90m over 5 years).
SL clubs share in any SLE profit from the SL playoff series. And all clubs get a share of RFL profit (60% to SL, 30% to Championships, 10% to community clubs).
I don't know how the other TV money was distributed, for internationals, Challenge Cup etc. Whether theres a specific distribution mechanism for it or if it's just through end of year RFL profits.
I have no idea how it works under the new system.
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| Used to be 1.2m in tv money. It's now 1.8m.
Clubs also get other money like grants and for things like foundations, towards youth development, elite performance etc.
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| Clubs do not get 1.8m. Including monies going into foundations, and academy money it's roughly 1.685m
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| Do you mean that the RFL have been allowing reporters to overstate their contribution to the clubs? I am shocked, shocked I say.
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| Any idea about Championship 1?
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| Quote ="crucrucrusaders"Any idea about Championship 1?'"
A packet of polo mints and a pat on the head?
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| Quote ="RFL"A Championship club receiving a share of central distributions at current levels would have little chance of competing against Super League opposition over a sustained period.
The new structure allows for that increased investment and sees the best performing Championship clubs receive up to £750,000 per season from 2015, which will enable them to recruit a competitive squad and invest in the player development pathways needed to achieve sustained success. The top Championship clubs will also receive funding increases at the end of 2014.
League 1 clubs will also receive an increase in central distributions and face a more flexible salary cap that allows them to spend an additional £100,000 per season (as long as the total does not exceed 50 per cent of turnover) if they can provide evidence that the spend is manageable.'"
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