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As executives in the football world, we're all, to some degree, obsessed with tables. The league table. The "form" table. And, of course, the revenue table.

For years, EFL clubs relied on three main things: tickets through the turnstiles, a sponsor on the shirt, and whatever crumbs broadcast deals threw their way.

You’re balancing the wage bill against commercial revenue. You’re looking at ticket yield, merchandise sales, and the ever-important broadcast income.