AZ Gull
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Total wage costs only increased by 1.6% over 2018-19 - that is pretty incredible!
[MENTION=31]El Presidente[/MENTION] Interested to understand how we raise revenue for Monks Farm, is it as simple as being able to account for sunk costs associated to planning now that construction is underway?
Also I’ve always assumed this development goes some way/ a long way to sustainability due to annuity revenue from IKEA plus the sale of the housing or do we get one off transactional benefits for two discrete transactions only?
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, assuming that there are no matches played before a paying audience for the remainder of the season.
Matchday income historically made up about 13% of Brighton’s total revenue in the Premier League, but it was over half of the total when the club was in the Championship.
FULL ARTICLE >>> http://priceoffootball.com/brighton-2019-20-reel-around-the-fountain/
Am I reading your article right by saying Everton made £118m loss and Southampton made a £76m loss?
If TV Money was late due to the season being paused, how much of that £67 million is just a late payment from the broadcasters?
Yes, although they did have player sale profits to offset some of the losses
I read the Argus and it says £18m
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Looking more likely now that we are buying Caicedo this window as an advanced replacement for £40 million+ Bissouma in the summer.