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Cash to Splash 11:39 - Jul 26 with 1491 viewsWickets

Anyone know how much we have to strengthen before we get into trouble?
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Cash to Splash on 11:41 - Jul 26 with 1470 viewshsg78

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Cash to Splash on 11:52 - Jul 26 with 1397 viewsAxeldalai_lama

£75,358,739.13p
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Cash to Splash on 14:04 - Jul 26 with 1040 viewsMK1

Think we are ok for this coming season as we came straight back up. I don't know for sure, but we probably could get 5 or 6 quality players for around £20M (each) and be within our limits.

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Cash to Splash on 14:35 - Jul 26 with 969 viewsjayessess

Someone better at maths than me reckoned maybe £100m headroom on the basis of our published accounts. That'd be split between wages and year one of fee amortisation. For context 10-15 players might cost you £30-50m in wages and £50m would potentially stretch very far in terms of headline fees (which divide by contract length for accounting purposes).

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Cash to Splash on 14:44 - Jul 26 with 912 viewsBobbychase

Cash to Splash on 14:35 - Jul 26 by jayessess

Someone better at maths than me reckoned maybe £100m headroom on the basis of our published accounts. That'd be split between wages and year one of fee amortisation. For context 10-15 players might cost you £30-50m in wages and £50m would potentially stretch very far in terms of headline fees (which divide by contract length for accounting purposes).


I suppose we have to factor in a fee for Philogene. And others. Or does that form part of another set of figures?

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Cash to Splash on 14:48 - Jul 26 with 886 viewsjayessess

Cash to Splash on 14:44 - Jul 26 by Bobbychase

I suppose we have to factor in a fee for Philogene. And others. Or does that form part of another set of figures?


Philogene would be more on top (though we'd have to pay off the rest of his fee in this year's books, so any additional headroom would be less that £13m or so).

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Cash to Splash on 14:52 - Jul 26 with 836 viewsSuffolkPunchFC

SCR will not be what limits our spending.

SCR rules next season, any accountants able to shed some light on this? by SuffolkPunchFC 4 May 10:35
I have your numbers way out [smile]

My quick calculation, based on 24/25 accounts for when we were last in the PL.

Revenue £155M
Total wage bill £77M
Player costs amortised £30M
(estimated to be £27M now, due to Delap and Hutchinson leaving, and accounting for new signings)

Estimated Revenue for 26/27 £180M
At 85% SCR, that gives us £153M to play around with
(There are 'safe' ways to exceed this but reduce future flexibility, so will ignore that)

Remove costs excluding player amortisation (£77M-£27M = £50M) leaves £103M

The signings would of course have to be paid - so let's assume 8 players at £50k/week, so £21M, reducing the headroom to £82M

Signings of players over 4 year contracts would allow £328M, or £410M for 5 years (contracts would of course vary) after amortisation

Now, we would not IMO want to go anywhere near 85% SCR ratio - we were 49% last year, but I don't see SCR being the limiting factor for us - it would be other fiscal responsibility that determines what we're prepared to put into player signing.

This is a quick calculation (so ignore positives such as players leaving), but I think it's about right.



It will be more about prudence - we can’t risk too much in case we get relegated. We do have a lot of flexibility though, as our squad cost : revenue ratio has been keep low.

I would not be surprised if we spend an additional £70-120M
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Cash to Splash on 16:08 - Jul 26 with 635 viewsWickets

Cash to Splash on 14:52 - Jul 26 by SuffolkPunchFC

SCR will not be what limits our spending.

SCR rules next season, any accountants able to shed some light on this? by SuffolkPunchFC 4 May 10:35
I have your numbers way out [smile]

My quick calculation, based on 24/25 accounts for when we were last in the PL.

Revenue £155M
Total wage bill £77M
Player costs amortised £30M
(estimated to be £27M now, due to Delap and Hutchinson leaving, and accounting for new signings)

Estimated Revenue for 26/27 £180M
At 85% SCR, that gives us £153M to play around with
(There are 'safe' ways to exceed this but reduce future flexibility, so will ignore that)

Remove costs excluding player amortisation (£77M-£27M = £50M) leaves £103M

The signings would of course have to be paid - so let's assume 8 players at £50k/week, so £21M, reducing the headroom to £82M

Signings of players over 4 year contracts would allow £328M, or £410M for 5 years (contracts would of course vary) after amortisation

Now, we would not IMO want to go anywhere near 85% SCR ratio - we were 49% last year, but I don't see SCR being the limiting factor for us - it would be other fiscal responsibility that determines what we're prepared to put into player signing.

This is a quick calculation (so ignore positives such as players leaving), but I think it's about right.



It will be more about prudence - we can’t risk too much in case we get relegated. We do have a lot of flexibility though, as our squad cost : revenue ratio has been keep low.

I would not be surprised if we spend an additional £70-120M


Thanks this is quite easy to understand and more les what I was hoping for.
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Cash to Splash on 16:23 - Jul 26 with 535 viewsOldFart71

We also have to consider whoever we bring in now we will most likely require a couple of new additions in the January window and I would imagine that not all the players coming in now will be bought.
It is difficult to know how many come in as we don't know how many will depart, There has been speculation mainly surrounding Philogen and also mentioned that it may be possible Hirst goes. along with Taylor and McAteer.
Then of course you have Players like Al Hamadi,Szmodics and Humphries. Szmodics being the most likely to command the highest fee.
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