| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... 17:31 - Oct 10 with 9953 views | FrankfurtBlue |
he doesn't! Not since 2014 has he put in £3m+ in one season.
I read on here, and know fans, who really believe that he puts in £5m+ each and every season. That is a myth, prepetuated over the last few years by Milne and McCarthy, and the blind leading the blind.
Don't get me wrong, he injected considerable amounts into the club earlier in his tenure, and he is still funding the club each season: 2017, £2.9m; 2016, £250k; 2015, £230k; 2014, £3.8m, with the level of funding dependent on the extent of other revenues, most importantly net income from player transfers. However, the undisclosed sixth point of his 5 point plan, must read something like "put as little cash as possible into the club".
I suspect that part of the thinking behind the Hurst appointment and bringing in predominantly lower league players rather than experienced Championship players is the cost of wages etc. Our wage bill is already one of the lowest in the Championship, but it is probably even lower now. Also, from a business point of view, bringing in cheap "potential " is far more likely to return a profit on future transfers than established Championship players: think Cresswell, Mings and Webster v Leadbitter, Berra and Bullard.
I digress. Point is, don't be fooled by the statement that ME is putting in significant amounts. It really would not surprise me, if he has got the club near to break even, with the transfer dealings this Summer and the resulting lower wage bill, but that is speculation on my part.
Anyway, don't take my word for it. Take a look for yourself at ITFC's accounts, or the cashflow spreadsheet derived from them by SwissRamble:
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:35 - Oct 10 with 5399 views | footers |
Since you've scrutinised the figures rigorously in order to come to this assessment, maybe you could post your findings in pounds, shillings and pence for us all here? |  |
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:39 - Oct 10 with 5357 views | FrankfurtBlue |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:35 - Oct 10 by footers |
Since you've scrutinised the figures rigorously in order to come to this assessment, maybe you could post your findings in pounds, shillings and pence for us all here? |
I thought that was what I did. What do you want to know exactly? | | | |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:40 - Oct 10 with 5344 views | chicoazul |
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:44 - Oct 10 with 5334 views | footers |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:39 - Oct 10 by FrankfurtBlue |
I thought that was what I did. What do you want to know exactly? |
Total expenditure and total income for each year Evans has been at the club. And the shortfall in each of those years which has amounted to him owing £90m to the club as a write-off. | |
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:52 - Oct 10 with 5272 views | BlueBadger |
You're obviously failing to notice that this chart is already taking the amount tax he avoids through putting money into ITFC... |  |
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Do you not understand that these forums have massive sway these days? You’ve killed it. We may go on to bigger better things, who knows? Your bitching and whining on here is picked up and has a massive ripple effect. Fking knobs the lot of you. For weeks you’ve been stamping your feet like little girls and it gets picked up when all you needed to do was ride it out for a bit. Pathetic. Cook always comes good, he always has done, talk to any Pompey, Wigan or Chesterfield fan.
I’m in Pompey tonight and they’re all shaking their heads. Dkheads the lot of you. Happy to get banned on the back of this. You’re ridiculous. The ramifications are massive which may be placated with money but fk me; learn to kick a ball and know what you’re talking about before you lash out in anger.
A massive shame and a massive shame on you. Cook is working hard. What are you doing other than idly pointing fingers and drawing on nonsense stats.
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:54 - Oct 10 with 5286 views | tabletopjoe |
Good research, and hopefully this will shut up the miserable Evans apologists who come out with this rubbish whenever anyone points out his ten years of destruction |  |
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:57 - Oct 10 with 5265 views | ReusersTown |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:52 - Oct 10 by BlueBadger |
You're obviously failing to notice that this chart is already taking the amount tax he avoids through putting money into ITFC... |
What he does is cover whatever it costs to keep us going and sustainable. For that I am grateful! People thinking it's tough and we're hamstrung currently, imagine the situation without his backing!. |  | | |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:58 - Oct 10 with 5261 views | FrankfurtBlue |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:44 - Oct 10 by footers |
Total expenditure and total income for each year Evans has been at the club. And the shortfall in each of those years which has amounted to him owing £90m to the club as a write-off. |
If you understood the difference between cashflow statements and P&Ls, you really wouldn't ask such a question. Read the accounts yourself, if that is your interest.
My point was to convey to those who don't already know, how much CASH Evans has put into ITFC over the last few seasons. | | | |
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 18:01 - Oct 10 with 5235 views | BlueBadger |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:54 - Oct 10 by tabletopjoe |
Good research, and hopefully this will shut up the miserable Evans apologists who come out with this rubbish whenever anyone points out his ten years of destruction |
Without him offsetting our losses, regardless of what they are, we'd have been consigned to lower-league(or worse) oblivion years ago.
Whilst you can certainly take issue with numerous decisions taken over the last decade, that's a big plus in his favour. [Post edited 10 Oct 2018 18:02]
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| Mullet
Gtsb
Blue badger
Bloots
N2 Blue
ITFC Joe
…and the rest.
Do you not understand that these forums have massive sway these days? You’ve killed it. We may go on to bigger better things, who knows? Your bitching and whining on here is picked up and has a massive ripple effect. Fking knobs the lot of you. For weeks you’ve been stamping your feet like little girls and it gets picked up when all you needed to do was ride it out for a bit. Pathetic. Cook always comes good, he always has done, talk to any Pompey, Wigan or Chesterfield fan.
I’m in Pompey tonight and they’re all shaking their heads. Dkheads the lot of you. Happy to get banned on the back of this. You’re ridiculous. The ramifications are massive which may be placated with money but fk me; learn to kick a ball and know what you’re talking about before you lash out in anger.
A massive shame and a massive shame on you. Cook is working hard. What are you doing other than idly pointing fingers and drawing on nonsense stats.
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 18:05 - Oct 10 with 5221 views | bluejacko |
And you and others getting all outraged will solve what? | | | |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 18:09 - Oct 10 with 5200 views | footers |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:58 - Oct 10 by FrankfurtBlue |
If you understood the difference between cashflow statements and P&Ls, you really wouldn't ask such a question. Read the accounts yourself, if that is your interest.
My point was to convey to those who don't already know, how much CASH Evans has put into ITFC over the last few seasons. |
So how does he owe £90m to the club? | |
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 18:19 - Oct 10 with 5157 views | RegencyBlue |
We were a business gamble which didn’t pay off for Evans. I think he really thought he could make money out of a football club but since he realised that wasn’t going to happen he really hasn’t had a clue what to do with us other than to drip feed just enough cash to keep us going but nothing more.
What’s the end game now is my question? He supposedly would be prepared to sell but is he asking too much? He seems prepared to continue putting in some money, albeit I don’t think it’s anything like the amount some claim, but what’s the point from his point of view? |  | | |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 18:35 - Oct 10 with 5088 views | Mullet |
Are the "Marcus Evans loans" the only source of income direct from Evans or are they the top ups after a flat down payment?
I can barely count, so you need to do numbers slowly and with pictures for dunces like me.
Was the £6m a year ever recognised as more than an average income? I'm not his biggest fan or critic, my issues are more football related because without him we'd have been done a decade ago. However, I'm not sure if not criticising that, is tantamount to approval or gratitude is it?
We're back in Mick In/Out territory depressingly enough with mindsets like that. |  |
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 18:42 - Oct 10 with 5056 views | sparks |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 18:35 - Oct 10 by Mullet |
Are the "Marcus Evans loans" the only source of income direct from Evans or are they the top ups after a flat down payment?
I can barely count, so you need to do numbers slowly and with pictures for dunces like me.
Was the £6m a year ever recognised as more than an average income? I'm not his biggest fan or critic, my issues are more football related because without him we'd have been done a decade ago. However, I'm not sure if not criticising that, is tantamount to approval or gratitude is it?
We're back in Mick In/Out territory depressingly enough with mindsets like that. |
There is no grand conspiracy here.
It is well known and recognised among intelligent and informed people that the level of funding has fallen recently. The net is still the best part of £5m a year on average, on your figures though.
In fact, one should probably knock a little off that to reflect the tax offset so maybe an average of £4m a year, plus the money which bought the club in the first place- including buying off the Norwich Union loan.
So what? £4m a year in funding. Which we wouldnt otherwise have. What's your point caller?
Oh- and I should add that the OP is disingenuous. The fugure bandied about (which was pretty accurate until a year or two ago) was 6m. Not "6-8m". Even in your premise, you were overstaing because you knew the argument didnt really hold up otherwise. [Post edited 10 Oct 2018 18:44]
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 18:42 - Oct 10 with 5051 views | WestStanderLaLaLa |
No fooling anyone. £47.5M over 10 years. Just depends on what your definition of significant is I suppose. |  | | |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 18:45 - Oct 10 with 5005 views | Illinoisblue |
and your ultimate point is what exactly? |  |
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 18:58 - Oct 10 with 4917 views | jeera |
As others have stated, the best part of 5 mill.
Maybe not the revelation you're making out:
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 19:10 - Oct 10 with 4868 views | Guthrum |
£49m divided by nine seasons equals £5.44m per year. A lot of money flowing out of the Marcus Evans Group to fund Ipswich Town. In only one of those seasons has the club actually broken even through transfer dealings. |  |
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 19:49 - Oct 10 with 4712 views | braveblue |
Well said. Exactly right. The depreciation amount is always ignored.. | | | |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 20:32 - Oct 10 with 4599 views | Guthrum |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 19:49 - Oct 10 by braveblue |
Well said. Exactly right. The depreciation amount is always ignored.. |
Depreciation is there, second row down on the Swiss Ramble figures. | |
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 20:44 - Oct 10 with 4571 views | TractorWood |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 19:10 - Oct 10 by Guthrum |
£49m divided by nine seasons equals £5.44m per year. A lot of money flowing out of the Marcus Evans Group to fund Ipswich Town. In only one of those seasons has the club actually broken even through transfer dealings. |
This is SwissRamble's cashflow statement. A cashflow statement just reconciles where cash has flowed in and out, the underlying transactions that these cashflows relate may be in the past or future so your breakeven point is not really right. Think of paying for a holiday, you might physically pay Thomas Cook et al the day before, or 3 years before the actual date of the holiday you would recognise in a profit and loss account.
Jeera's elegant nudge towards my financial analysis of the filed accounts is probably worth retracing. [Post edited 10 Oct 2018 20:48]
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 20:47 - Oct 10 with 4556 views | Guthrum |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 17:54 - Oct 10 by tabletopjoe |
Good research, and hopefully this will shut up the miserable Evans apologists who come out with this rubbish whenever anyone points out his ten years of destruction |
Ten years of destruction? Remind me of this good place we were in before Evans came in, staggering along on the verge of financial collapse, millions owed to Aviva (they of Norwich Union), not that long since having clambered out of administration.
We weren't even that strong on the pitch, finishing 14th the season he arrived and 15th the one before that. | |
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 21:04 - Oct 10 with 4489 views | tabletopjoe |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 18:01 - Oct 10 by BlueBadger |
Without him offsetting our losses, regardless of what they are, we'd have been consigned to lower-league(or worse) oblivion years ago.
Whilst you can certainly take issue with numerous decisions taken over the last decade, that's a big plus in his favour. [Post edited 10 Oct 2018 18:02]
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Anyone who owned the club would have to offset losses. It’s the minimum you can do. The point is that he’s selling players to keep afloat, not putting in 5-6m pounds a year | |
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 21:07 - Oct 10 with 4479 views | tabletopjoe |
| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 20:47 - Oct 10 by Guthrum |
Ten years of destruction? Remind me of this good place we were in before Evans came in, staggering along on the verge of financial collapse, millions owed to Aviva (they of Norwich Union), not that long since having clambered out of administration.
We weren't even that strong on the pitch, finishing 14th the season he arrived and 15th the one before that. |
It was a club that was waiting to get back in the top division, a realistic proposition shared by the fans, with a ground regularly described as ‘premier league quality’. Now all long forgotten, with trajectory firmly downwards towards league 1, and the only talk is of staying up while being favourites for relegation | |
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| Evans puts in £6-8m a year? Err NO.... on 21:09 - Oct 10 with 4466 views | ghostofescobar |
First thing: I'm a financial nincompoop. Secondly: without him we'd be an additional £49mill in debt. Is that right? |  |
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