| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 11:25 - May 28 with 1741 views | taximan |
and we are stuck with mm
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| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 11:29 - May 28 with 1740 views | ElderGrizzly |
Yet Sunderland's stay in the PL meant they lost £200m over 9 years.
Evans will never get us there without a change in manager, funding or both |  | | |
| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 11:31 - May 28 with 1721 views | taximan |
| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 11:29 - May 28 by ElderGrizzly |
Yet Sunderland's stay in the PL meant they lost £200m over 9 years.
Evans will never get us there without a change in manager, funding or both |
how much have other premier league clubs lost ?
or do they not fit your agenda ? | | | |
| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 11:35 - May 28 with 1713 views | unstableblue |
He should really watch that David Wagner interview; now that is the persona of a successful, intelligent and technical manager. You imagine if he'd hired someone of that calibre instead of Keane, where would we be? Stable in the Premier League in my view. |  |
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| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 11:37 - May 28 with 1707 views | ElderGrizzly |
| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 11:31 - May 28 by taximan |
how much have other premier league clubs lost ?
or do they not fit your agenda ? |
Most PL clubs don't make a profit unless they make a significant sale.
For example, Chelsea lost £34m in their last accounts and Arsenal only made £25m profit.
Clubs tend to live to their budget, although some small clubs like Burnley do make a profit, but then struggle against relegation most of the season [Post edited 28 May 2017 11:40]
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| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 11:49 - May 28 with 1675 views | taximan |
| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 11:37 - May 28 by ElderGrizzly |
Most PL clubs don't make a profit unless they make a significant sale.
For example, Chelsea lost £34m in their last accounts and Arsenal only made £25m profit.
Clubs tend to live to their budget, although some small clubs like Burnley do make a profit, but then struggle against relegation most of the season [Post edited 28 May 2017 11:40]
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well i will settle for itfc to be another burnley then | | | |
| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 12:17 - May 28 with 1650 views | bournemouthblue |
| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 11:37 - May 28 by ElderGrizzly |
Most PL clubs don't make a profit unless they make a significant sale.
For example, Chelsea lost £34m in their last accounts and Arsenal only made £25m profit.
Clubs tend to live to their budget, although some small clubs like Burnley do make a profit, but then struggle against relegation most of the season [Post edited 28 May 2017 11:40]
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I suspect any medium sized club in the Premiership who are prudent can run at a profit. The TV rights now are so vast, you must struggle to spend it all?
Swansea for example must be rolling in it |  |
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| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 13:29 - May 28 with 1582 views | Freddies_Ears |
| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 12:17 - May 28 by bournemouthblue |
I suspect any medium sized club in the Premiership who are prudent can run at a profit. The TV rights now are so vast, you must struggle to spend it all?
Swansea for example must be rolling in it |
Most clubs make a loss, some make a huge loss. Competing means spending more, so trying to run breakeven generally will mean relative sporting failure. Sadly.
There are notable exceptions, but the principle generally holds good. | | | |
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| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 13:31 - May 28 with 1581 views | Lord_Lucan |
| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 11:35 - May 28 by unstableblue |
He should really watch that David Wagner interview; now that is the persona of a successful, intelligent and technical manager. You imagine if he'd hired someone of that calibre instead of Keane, where would we be? Stable in the Premier League in my view. |
Most of us were delighted when Keane was appointed. |  |
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| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 14:49 - May 28 with 1529 views | Dennyx4 |
| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 13:29 - May 28 by Freddies_Ears |
Most clubs make a loss, some make a huge loss. Competing means spending more, so trying to run breakeven generally will mean relative sporting failure. Sadly.
There are notable exceptions, but the principle generally holds good. |
Even if most clubs make a loss the money isn't just used on buying players - The ground can be improved, whether that is increased capacity, better facilities, better training facilities, acamedy structures etc.
Agree most clubs will spend the money and live to the budget that they have obtained, the parachute payments give a great safety net and advantage to get back to the Premier League, just a season in the top flight would benefit us immensely.
Believe Middlesbrough will get nearly £180m for their one season. Approx £97m for finishing 2nd bottom, £45m parachute payments this season and a further £35m if they don't go straight back up. Be interesting to know what sort of investment Gibson put in to get them up? |  | | |
| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 14:51 - May 28 with 1525 views | textbackup |
Lol, as if he gives a toss. Imagine him seriously reading this? Can you |  |
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| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 17:14 - May 28 with 1442 views | jas0999 |
| M.E's Sunday morning read? on 11:25 - May 28 by taximan |
and we are stuck with mm
depressing |
It's frankly remarkable. Potentially around three thousand season ticket holders have walked away and Evans is refusing to do anything about one of the biggest reasons why - McCarthy and his negative style. | | | |
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