Yet some thought Burnley and Bournemouth, for example, were?
I suppose the important word there is shrewd.
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[Albion] Albion accounts 2021/22
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I suppose the important word there is shrewd.
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Albion have the lowest wage bill of any club reporting to date.
Of the clubs yet to report, will certainly be lower than Chels and Everton.
Highly probable to be lower than Palace, Newcastle, Southampton and Leeds
Expect only Burnley to be lower than the Albion.
For every £100 that Manchester United pay in wages, the Albion pay £29.94, yet we go into the FA Cup semi finals as underdogs but not by a long way.
Of the clubs yet to report, will certainly be lower than Chels and Everton.
Highly probable to be lower than Palace, Newcastle, Southampton and Leeds
Expect only Burnley to be lower than the Albion.
For every £100 that Manchester United pay in wages, the Albion pay £29.94, yet we go into the FA Cup semi finals as underdogs but not by a long way.
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No Tony, No party.
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Not quite, the player sales figures are gross figures, the profit is a bit lower.
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For anyone who is a DULLARD and wants more figures, they are here.
Echo the Seagull
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Its the hope that kills you
nwgull
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Incredible that this current year's player sales should also be greater than all previous seasons in the club's history added together, yet we're on course for our most succesful ever season!
nwgull
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What happened in 19/20 to make our commercial income almost treble? Did we take on the Man City sponsorship marketing department?
Going slightly OT, my guess is that these are the sort of maths that mean Chelsea cannot (yet) afford to sell Lukaku....they would realise a huge loss for FFP purposes, which clearly they don't want just now. Another year or so of amortisation might make a sale a possibility. In the meantime, the only thing that works financially is a loan deal (such as the one he's on at Inter).
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Think the club changed how it defined commercial and matchday.
KZNSeagull
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What are PB Earnings and is the average weekly wage that of playing staff or all staff inc directors? Thanks awfully
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PB earnings = Paul Barber total since joining the club
Ave Weeklly Wage is estimate of first team player only
I love Tony Bloom more and more every day. God like genius.
And massive credit to Barber too - we are so lucky to have these two driving our club.
And massive credit to Barber too - we are so lucky to have these two driving our club.
These figures blow my mind. I reckon it was 2004 when I got my bonus for completing the graduate training scheme at the company I was at. I donated 350 quid of it (or something like that) to get my name on a seat in the new stadium if/when it was built. Obviously it was built and obviously it became name on the floor and later a name on the wall. But it is not even 20 years since the club was asking fans for donations to survive and now we are dealing with numbers like these. It is nuts.
I took a trip to the driving range with a mate who plays in the national league. They are changing rules of payments to players who get injured. That was almost us and now we are talking about our ceo being paid millions and millions.
I took a trip to the driving range with a mate who plays in the national league. They are changing rules of payments to players who get injured. That was almost us and now we are talking about our ceo being paid millions and millions.
southstandandy
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Really hope Tony can take some of this profit and the likely larger profits next season back for himself. Seems only fair for all he has done.
schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
Presumably this is going to see a sharp uptick next season, given his PROMOTION to PBOBE.
