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£7,000 a week is an extra £350,000 a year. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Said by who to be from the wet market? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

But there’s no evidence of that causing Covid-19. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I think clubs will muddle through, wages in Leagues One and Two have fallen, which, along with the Premier League grants could give them breathing space. The Championship is a basket case, but always has been, and the vanity of owners in not wanting to be seen as club destroyers may suffice...

Casual racism, can’t beat it. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

You've still not explained what WuFlu is.

It won’t stop the #BloomOut #SpeculateToAccumulate nitwits though.

Is the Wuflu the virus that has killed over 100,000 of people in this country?

Biological weapon...no evidence to support that Eating animals whilst alive...no evidence to support that British mutation started in France...no evidence to support that

No they are not, no more than recent deaths are due to the UK after the British mutation arose.

Could be a top ten finish when the 2020/21 figures come out though.

As a result of the latest figures the Albion have now risen to 12th in the list of all time loss making clubs in Premier League history, although could be overtaken when some more clubs release their 2020 figures.

There are no write downs that I can see in this year's figures/.

Yes, it's called Burnley.

Yes, although they did have player sale profits to offset some of the losses

Not sure of exact nature of transactions but there was £10m in revenue and £9m in costs

1: Yes, there will be 44 matches of PL TV revenue in the 2020/21 accounts 2: No!

Adam Le Llama

Having matches taking place behind closed doors at the end of the season meant that Brighton’s matchday revenue fell by over a quarter to £13.5 million. Albion make about £1 million per home match, and so this meant that they are likely to have a financial hit of about £18 million in 2020/21...