[Albion] missing thread?

[Weststander]

It has always struck me as being faintly absurd how late results are made public. I'm not an accountant, but I am based in my company's accounting department and I play a signifcant part in helping my division finalise the books each month. We report our results to corporate on day four! (ie four working days after the end of the month).

There will obviously be items that will take a little longer to finalise at the end of a (reporting period) year, but the clubs should be in a position to publish their results (should there be a desire to do so) literally MONTHS before they are finally made public.

You probably know this, listed companies including vast multinationals almost always file within weeks or a handful of months after the year-end. For several reasons including shareholders needs to know, transparency. I assume external auditors are there throughout the year to made the post year-end phase easier.

But it shows what can be done.

The Albion run a slick organisation, TB/PB would've known the final result and balance sheet from accurate management accounts last summer. No subjective valuing was required for example.

 

[oldboyroy]

Club pulled it before Roberto saw it in case he demands mega million pounds signings and he'll stay!

 

[ozzygull]

Albion's annual accounts

Brighton & Hove Albion have filed annual accounts for the historic 2022/23 season, one which saw Roberto De Zerbi lead the club to our highest ever position and into Europe for the first time ever.

www.brightonandhovealbion.com

PBOBE new deal as well. Fantastic news

 

[chaileyjem]

So Is the PBOBE contract extension (done) more important for the clubs future than the RDZ contract (not done ) ?

 

[Poyningsgull]

So Is the PBOBE contract extension (done) more important for the clubs future than the RDZ contract (not done ) ?

Absolutely