| This should clear up the financial implications of the Delap deal 16:22 - Jun 2 with 2596 views | Keno |
“The Liam Delap sale will help. His fee was £15m and £3m of that has been amortised already, so if the sale price is £30m then that will be an £18m profit for PSR purposes. So by the time you get there, you’re probably starting 2025-26 at a break-even point in terms of the three-year PSR cycle"
It on the inter-web high net thing so much be true
https://sportdigest.com.ng/finance-expert-reveals-how-much-profit-ipswich-town-w |  |
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| This should clear up the financial implications of the Delap deal on 16:30 - Jun 2 with 2418 views | Pinewoodblue |
Also, sort of for PSR purposes, a saving of £3m next year and the year after, |  |
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| This should clear up the financial implications of the Delap deal on 16:42 - Jun 2 with 2245 views | Illinoisblue |
It’ll either clear things up or launch 17 new threads. |  |
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| This should clear up the financial implications of the Delap deal on 17:02 - Jun 2 with 2020 views | Plums |
| This should clear up the financial implications of the Delap deal on 16:42 - Jun 2 by Illinoisblue |
It’ll either clear things up or launch 17 new threads. |
Ah, the legend of Liam of Rory
The farce that launched a thousand threads |  |
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| This should clear up the financial implications of the Delap deal on 17:34 - Jun 2 with 1768 views | stonojnr |
Did anyone see that Jadon Sancho will cost Chelsea
5million even if they don't keep him, their deal with Man United last August means Chelsea now have a £25m obligation to buy or they can pay United a £5m penalty to get out of the obligation to buy.
And people think Delaps was a bad deal... |  | | |
| This should clear up the financial implications of the Delap deal on 18:56 - Jun 2 with 1445 views | Illinoisblue |
| This should clear up the financial implications of the Delap deal on 17:02 - Jun 2 by Plums |
Ah, the legend of Liam of Rory
The farce that launched a thousand threads |
A quick glance up the board and we quickly have 3 of the 17. Never change, TWTD. | |
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| This should clear up the financial implications of the Delap deal on 19:05 - Jun 2 with 1378 views | _clive_baker_ |
That's unlikely to be accurate on Delap given Man City had a sell on clause and the fee paid is likely to have ticked up from £15m with some add ons. |  | | |
| This should clear up the financial implications of the Delap deal on 19:30 - Jun 2 with 1209 views | BrianTablet |
| This should clear up the financial implications of the Delap deal on 17:34 - Jun 2 by stonojnr |
Did anyone see that Jadon Sancho will cost Chelsea
5million even if they don't keep him, their deal with Man United last August means Chelsea now have a £25m obligation to buy or they can pay United a £5m penalty to get out of the obligation to buy.
And people think Delaps was a bad deal... |
You should check out the NFL.
Players leave teams, who then pay millions for multiple years.
Russell Wilson - who left in 2023 - will be the Denver Broncos' highest paid player this coming season @ $32m/year.
But that's a bargain after last year, when he played for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but cost the Broncos $53m!! |  |
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| This should clear up the financial implications of the Delap deal on 23:01 - Jun 2 with 766 views | Kievthegreat |
| This should clear up the financial implications of the Delap deal on 19:30 - Jun 2 by BrianTablet |
You should check out the NFL.
Players leave teams, who then pay millions for multiple years.
Russell Wilson - who left in 2023 - will be the Denver Broncos' highest paid player this coming season @ $32m/year.
But that's a bargain after last year, when he played for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but cost the Broncos $53m!! |
The ultimate bad deal is Bobby Bonilla. Basically the NY Mets wanted to buy him out of his contract and that was about $6m. However the Mets owner was good friends with some guy named Bernie Madoff who promised some crazy good returns, so instead of paying $6m and missing out on the amazing money Bernie could make them, they made Bonilla a deal. Wait 10 years and then we'll pay you $1m+ dollars a year for 25 years. Bonilla gets a retirement fund while they can invest the $6m now in a sure-fire, definitely not a pyramid scheme investment!
They bought him out of his contract in 2000 and they won't make the final payment until July 1st 2035. It's jokingly celebrated every year as Bobby Bonilla day. [Post edited 2 Jun 23:02]
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