Yeah. I said he should add £60m to £80m on to the WHL revenues to get the right figure. I asked him how he could forecast the new Spurs stadium revenue to only be £20 million more than WHL when Arsenal were taking £100 million from their new stadium? and that surely he should use the same £100 million number even if he wanted a conservative estimate for Spurs.
He didnt fancy that then?
If you were a journalist tasked with finding/creating stories, it's only professional (...) to look over online communities filled with minds that are febrile and focused upon your chosen subject.
This increase will match our decrease for failing to reach the CL this year. Such a shame.
But we will have this what’s CL money to spend this summer
Yes, double bubble, then a dip. If we don't spend this summer, THEN we can all moan at Levy!
Like I say the kit deal is by all accounts very different to most clubs so that is base money without add ons
Closing the gap on some of the clubs ahead of us compared to seasons before the new stadium iirc what the difference used to be.Real Madrid leapfrog Manchester City to top Deloitte Football Money League
The Spanish giants return to the summit with £723m in club revenue, while Liverpool drop from third to seventh – the biggest fall in the top 20www.theguardian.com
Not sure if these numbers are already out there but up to £549m revenue according to this article referencing Deliotte.
Says 22/23 but not sure whether that means accounts published in 22/23 for the previous tax year or for 22/23 itself (we had CL football in 22/23 so presumably that year)
AFAIK we haven't published our accounts for the season ending June 23 yet. Usually they are announced beginning of February.Real Madrid leapfrog Manchester City to top Deloitte Football Money League
The Spanish giants return to the summit with £723m in club revenue, while Liverpool drop from third to seventh – the biggest fall in the top 20
Not sure if these numbers are already out there but up to £549m revenue according to this article referencing Deliotte.
Says 22/23 but not sure whether that means accounts published in 22/23 for the previous tax year or for 22/23 itself (we had CL football in 22/23 so presumably that year)
Real Madrid leapfrog Manchester City to top Deloitte Football Money League
The Spanish giants return to the summit with £723m in club revenue, while Liverpool drop from third to seventh – the biggest fall in the top 20
Not sure if these numbers are already out there but up to £549m revenue according to this article referencing Deliotte.
Says 22/23 but not sure whether that means accounts published in 22/23 for the previous tax year or for 22/23 itself (we had CL football in 22/23 so presumably that year)
What is unsustainable about the Goons and Liverpool?
