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22/23 accounts, including L1/CH clubs 16:43 - Mar 23 with 655 views

First and foremost, P&S loss:
21/22 £6.3M
22/23 £12.4M
No cause for celebration but thankfully below the £13M "annual loss limit", which in practice becomes £39M over 3 seasons (rolling). The full P&S loss "allowance" for 23/24 is therefore £20.3M, although anything above £13M would reduce permitted losses in future Championship seasons, should we remain here.

Comparison with L1 rivals, 22/23 accounts:
Club: Turnover / Wages
Ipswich: £21.8M / £19.8M*
Derby: £20.4M / £15.3M
Wednesday: £19.3M / £14.0M*
Plymouth: £14.7M / £9.1M*
Barnsley: £9.3M / £8.3M
(Bolton, Peterborough and Portsmouth not yet available)

Championship clubs, 22/23 accounts:
Club: Turnover / Wages
Norwich: £75.6M / £56.4M
Watford: £66.2M / £48.7M
Sheff Utd: £64.3M / £48.6M*
Bristol: £36.6M / £36.0M
Stoke: £31.2M / £30.1M
M'boro: £28.6M / £29.6M
QPR: £23.3M / £25.4M
Ipswich: £21.8M / £19.8M
Coventry: £20.4M / £18.5M
Luton: £18.4M / £27.6M*
Hull: £18.1M / £23.7M
Preston: £15.6M / £21.6M
Wigan: £15.9M / £23.2M
Rotherham: £15.7M / £10.3M
(Others not yet available)

Broadcasting revenue, selected clubs, 22/23:
Norwich £48.6M (Sky 15 times)
Watford £48.3M (Sky 12 times)
Luton £10.1M (Sky 10 times + PO F)
Middlesbrough £9.8M (Sky 12 times + PO SF)
Bristol City £8.9M (Sky 4 times)
Ipswich £3.9M
The importance of parachute payments. Note that TV selection amounts to a useful but small proportion of overall broadcasting income, with most of it shared equally among clubs. We may expect to earn £6.0-7.5M more this season.

Commercial revenue, selected clubs, 22/23:
Bristol City £21.4M
Norwich £17.0M
Stoke £16.9M
Luton £10.1M
Middlesbrough £10.0M
QPR £8.7M
Ipswich £5.4M
Coventry £4.2M
Hull £3.9M
Preston £3.0M
This is where some clubs do so much better than others.

Gate receipts, selected clubs, 22/23:
Norwich £10.0M (26.5K)
Middlesbrough £8.8M (26.0K)
Ipswich £8.0M (26.2K)
Coventry £7.1M (20.0K)
Stoke £5.1M (20.6K)
Preston £3.9M (15.9K)
We currently average 28.8K and prices have increased, in addition to membership sales.

*Promotion bonuses likely included in wage bills.

[Post edited 23 Mar 16:53]

22/23 accounts, including L1/CH clubs on 19:37 - Mar 23 with 449 views

AlanG296

Interesting to see that as many of us suspected we had a significant financial advantage over the rest of the division last season, could even argue that second place was underachieving, well done Plymouth, whereas this season as we already know we have a massive disadvantage against the trampoline payment clubs and are hugely overachieving. Shows what a great job McKenna has done, this season.

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