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The latest values for all the Premier League shirt sponsorship deals reveal what we really already knew...Everton don't make that much. Not that it's much consolation but It could be worse with nine teams earning less per season than the Toffees.
Here's the full list before we spend anymore time complaining about Bill Kenwright and the board.
| Club | 13/14 Sponsor | Value/Year | Change from 12/13 |
| Arsenal | Fly Emirates | £30m | +£24.5m |
| Manchester United | Aon | £20m | -- |
| Liverpool | Standard Chartered | £20m | -- |
| Manchester City | Ethiad | £20m | -- |
| Tottenham | HP (£13m) / AIA (£6m) | £19m | +£9m |
| Chelsea | Samsung | £18m | +£4.2 |
| Newcastle | Wonga | £6m | -£4m |
| Aston Villa | Dafabet.com | £5m | -£3m |
| Fulham | Marathonbet | £5m | +£800k |
| Sunderland | Bidvest | £5m | -£15m |
| Everton | Chang | £4m | -- |
| Stoke | Bet365 | £3m | +£1.7m |
| West Ham | alpari | £3m | +£1.7m |
| Swansea | GWFX | £2m | +£900k |
| West Brom | Zoopla | £1.5m | -- |
| Norwich | Aviva | £1m | -- |
| Southampton | aap3 | £1m | -- |
| Hull | Cash Converters | £1m | -- |
| Crystal Palace | GAC | £750k | -- |
| Cardiff | Malaysia | £500k | -- |
Everton are in the final year of their deal with Chang after signing an extension back in late 2010. The total value of the deal was £12 million, at £4 million per season. It's not bad money but with clubs like Sunderland, Newcastle, Fulham and Aston Villa earning more per year than Everton, anything less than a £1m/year bump with a new deal really wouldn't be acceptable in my eyes.
What are your thoughts on the current deal and what should the team's expectations be for an extension with Chang or a new deal?