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The "Albion 2012 financial results" thread
- Thread starter Bozza
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Hillian1
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Never worked like that in my house, need to be taught the value of money etc.
We're doomed.
viscentaye
New member
- Jun 26, 2012
- 328
The P&l alone isn't enough to look at to simply say "we are screwed" or "how much?!" about stuff.
Most entries are accounting entries only based on a policy to, for example, amortise the cost of the players on the books.
Financial strength and relative health are better determined from the balance sheet and cash flow statement, albeit the former is only a snap shot at the year end date.
Just from those P&L numbers, other football clubs in our league have much bigger and real financial issues to contend with!
Most entries are accounting entries only based on a policy to, for example, amortise the cost of the players on the books.
Financial strength and relative health are better determined from the balance sheet and cash flow statement, albeit the former is only a snap shot at the year end date.
Just from those P&L numbers, other football clubs in our league have much bigger and real financial issues to contend with!
The Andy Naylor Fan Club
Well-known member
expansion will cost £15m Could cost £130 million if we fail to get promoted due to not enough money going into team building
Then perhaps maybe you could loan the club £30 - £40 million to strengthen the squad on an interest free agreement!!!!
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Is that including the training facilities at Lancing, though?
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,353
Come on Bozza, get El Pres off the porn stash, cleaned up and working on these so the rest of us know what is going on
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Yep we had a lot of televised cup games. Would be interesting to know what the figure would have been if we hadn't had two good runs last season.
The catering profits of £1.3M seem a little disappointing. Hopefully this will improve with the new contract.
Twinkle Toes
Growing old disgracefully
What a fascinating read (cheers Bozz). 
I've come to the conclusion that if we flog: Bridders, PIG, Big Leo, WB, Spanish Dave & CMS - we'll be turning a cheeky profit. Why's Uncle Tone draggin' his feet? I'm off to send him an urgent email innit.
I've come to the conclusion that if we flog: Bridders, PIG, Big Leo, WB, Spanish Dave & CMS - we'll be turning a cheeky profit. Why's Uncle Tone draggin' his feet? I'm off to send him an urgent email innit.
The Andy Naylor Fan Club
Well-known member
expansion will cost £15m Could cost £130 million if we fail to get promoted due to not enough money going into team building
Then perhaps maybe you could loan the club £30 - £40 million to strengthen the squad on an interest free agreement!!!!
severnside gull
Well-known member
anyone now doubting the veracity of Gus's comments about the relative budget availabke to him being "bottom half of the Championship"?
Might it now classify as being fair comment rather than whingeing?
Might it now classify as being fair comment rather than whingeing?
nwgull
Well-known member
Player amortisarion is an interesting one; I never considered that this would could as an intangible asset. Section 11 of the accounts notes that this only accounts for the cost of transfer and player registration and not current market value, so I imagine the depreciation is pro-rata the length remaining on the player's contract and their initial contract . For example: the asset of Will Buckley will have depreciated by 1/3rd of his initial 1m transfer fee, whereas in reality his value has gone up by 2m.
Another fairly straighforward thing to see is that the ticketing income of £7.8m is based on crowds of 20K, so this can be expected to increase by £2m along with associated match day sales etc.
Another fairly straighforward thing to see is that the ticketing income of £7.8m is based on crowds of 20K, so this can be expected to increase by £2m along with associated match day sales etc.
tinycowboy
Well-known member
I would love to have a detailed trawl through, but I'm about to go on holiday so I can't. From what I can read on the comments and info above, the 67% wages to income looks very important. The sources of income also look solid, so we need some more data on the "other expenses" - how much is recurring and how much is one-off. Presumably there is a fair bit of depreciation coming through, or to come through. Financing also seems sound, but, as we already know, is dependant on TB's continuing support.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,499
That's what I like to call a rhetorical loan. Tony Bloom is all our Dads.
nwgull
Well-known member
There isn't any depreciation on the stadium yet as it is still considered to be an ongoing construction for financial year 2011/2012.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
That's fascinating reading. But yes, we perhaps could do with more posts of statistical analysis in order for those amongst us who are not accountants to make real sense of things.
Take it with you, something to read on the beach?
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Is there somewhere where the results of other championship clubs can be viewed? I've googled it but can't find then anywhere.
Camicus
New member
With 200% rise in turnover and 30% rise in profits its all good. If anyone walked in to a bank and said my business is growing by that amouth with that amount of profit rise they would fall over themselves to sign them up
Can someone explain what is the key data is and how we compare against our rivals?
I like the players wages % thing, would love to see a league table of that and would be very interested to see where we sit.