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9 hours ago, duke313 said:

We play them last at the end of January, we’ll already have qualified by then.

That's confident. 

I don't want to  cover over the win at Young boys. But they are bottom of a European farmers league.

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1 hour ago, foreveryoung said:

That's confident. 

I don't want to  cover over the win at Young boys. But they are bottom of a European farmers league.

But they won it last year so no doubt they are in a very false position. Massive step up in class next game though. Wouid be delighted with a point against Bayern.

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12 hours ago, Davkaus said:

Who the **** are Slovan and what are they doing in Europe's premier football competition

Champions of Slovakia and beat 3 other actual league champions to qualify for the Champions League 😉

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2 hours ago, foreveryoung said:

That's confident. 

I don't want to  cover over the win at Young boys. But they are bottom of a European farmers league.

They won a league that is rated higher than the Scottish league by UEFA rankings the league is also higher than the Polish league which had a team that beat us once and caused us problems in second game last season

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12 hours ago, Marka Ragnos said:

I don’t know enough about football to know how inter Milan are playing such an incredible defensive game, but it’s so different from what you see teams do against Manchester city in the premier league. It’s pretty amazing.  The players seem to resist committing to tackles, first of all. They just keep covering in a kind of flexible zonal play — they’ve got to be wearing City out.  

Inter is one of the best coached teams in Europe since Inzaghi took over and should have really won the final in 2023

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13 hours ago, The_Rev said:


Yes, but only if Aston Villa can directly benefit from it.  😁

The way it works (single season, total score divided by number of clubs) favours the Premier League a bit more this year as the extra club Italy and Germany have will almost certainly bring their average down  

 

 

It's actually a really good system, as its likely that will hold true every year. The extra club that gets in will inherently be weaker than the usual clubs.  Occasionally you'll get freak years where there are just that many good teams in a league, but usually I think you'll see a different league getting at least one and probably both spots. 

It's very unlike football powers that to be to introduce something that works.

Obviously the problem they've got is there are way too many teams in the Champions League now and the levels of ability are so wide apart. You shouldn't be getting scores like 9-2 in the top tier of football. Celtic beating anyone 5-1 shows the level of some of the club's that got in.  Makes it all a bit of a farce given the way the draw for the league stage works.

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10 hours ago, Ceemo said:

Just to mention what the prize money is for the champions league this season:

Starting Fee (equal share to all 36 clubs) (€670 million split between 36 teams)
All clubs that enter the League Phase earn €18.62 million (£15.67 million) each as a base fee.

Champions League: Performance-based prize money (€914 million total)
Winner: €25m (£21.07m)
Runner-up: €18.5m (£15.59m)
Semi-finalists: €15m (£12.64m)
Quarter-finalists: €12.5m (£10.53m)
Round of 16: €11m (£9.27m)
Reaching knockout round play-off: €1m (£842,669)
League-phase wins: €2.1m (£1.77m)
League-phase draws: €700,000 (£589,868)

Villa have already earned £1.77m for the win on Tuesday.
 
Also according to UEFA: 'Additionally, teams will be paid a new league ranking bonus based on their final ranking in the league phase. The league ranking bonus is divided into 666 equal shares of initially valued at €275,000, with the team finishing 36th taking home that solitary share. The 35th team will take two shares and so on until the team finishing top is awarded 36 shares. The undistributed €700,000 from each drawn game will proportionately increase the value of the shares given to each position'

Value Pillar (€853 million)
Very complicated, but basically suits the bigger clubs from the bigger leagues.

Each club will get a share of the €853 million based on the media income that UEFA has got from broadcasters to show the competitions, regardless of performance and is split between incomes earned from European markets (European part) and the rest of the world (non European part). Lets say the European part is 75% of the €853 million and the non-European part is 25% of the €853 million.

For the European part, the 36 clubs are ranked based on an average of their 5-year coefficients AND their media ranking. Villa will be low in the coefficient table, but very high in the media table, so for the average will be probably be 18th out of the 36 teams. Man City for example could earn €35 million here, while Villa could earn €20 million regardless of performance, although exact figures are impossible to know.

For the non European part, it would be the clubs ranked by their last 10-years coefficient, so Villa would obviously be very low on this table (31st out of the 36), so Man City could earn another €10 million using the percentages above whilst Villa would earn a little over a million. Again exact figures are pure guess work, but the bigger clubs in Europe will earn more because of their historical success.

There was a table posted before in one of the threads suggesting we get roughly €40m without even kicking a ball.

Every match we win or draw, and every place we gain in the table increases that figure. We've already increased it by €2.1m.

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Don't understand the logic of this thread being in Other Football when Villa are in the competition? It's clearly Villa Talk until we're out.

Underwhelming pundits and hosts on BBC Champions League coverage have to say. Please no to Jason Mohammed and the likes of Theo Walcott! Surely we can do better.

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18 minutes ago, AvonVillain said:

Don't understand the logic of this thread being in Other Football when Villa are in the competition? It's clearly Villa Talk until we're out.

Underwhelming pundits and hosts on BBC Champions League coverage have to say. Please no to Jason Mohammed and the likes of Theo Walcott! Surely we can do better.

Was a thread but was mainly just abour ticket complaints so was closed

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1 hour ago, MrBlack said:

There was a table posted before in one of the threads suggesting we get roughly €40m without even kicking a ball.

Every match we win or draw, and every place we gain in the table increases that figure. We've already increased it by €2.1m.

Yeah somewhere around that €40m-€45m depending on the value pillar aspect is the base figure. Added to getting results, progressing  to the Round of 16 would be the real money maker.

Considering that the club made overall just over €10m from the Conference League exploits last season, it's quite the change.

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So ... Club Brugge -- scoreline flattered Dortmund yesterday, totally. I think they'll be one of the trickiest opponents. I know a mistake I made in thinking about them is thinking that if you're a club from Belgium, you're not going to be all that ambitious, you're just going to be pleased to be at the CL party, esp. since you're just a little tourist spot and have a pretty little town square and tasty frites with mayonnaise. What a fool I am.

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2 minutes ago, nepal_villan said:

Think this format will expose how weak some of these clubs are and may require UEFA to revisit the qualifying structure.  

What would that do? This phase is designed to give a lot of clubs from a lot of countries money. The big teams can't get knocked out and the smaller team make huge profits. It's win win. This competition isn't about sporting integrity, it's about getting votes and getting money. 

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17 minutes ago, foreveryoung said:

How lucky are Arsenal. Atlanta get a penalty, double saved by Raya. 🤦‍♂️

He’s a pretty good keeper. That was a very soft penalty decision though so probably justice was done. 

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