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Palace's financial results (waiting, waiting, waiting...)
- Thread starter El Presidente
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blueandwhitestripes
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What's happened to parrish's hair ?!!!
Weststander
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With crowds of 13,000 last season and little corporate income, they will show a loss in the £m's, like almost every other Football League club.
Where could the magic trading income have come from by June 2012, for the accounts to show anything other than a large loss?
seagullsovergrimsby
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The attendance figures can be misleading as they had several Groupon offers which only brings in a fiver a ticket after the commission is taken off plus all the free tickets given to schoolkids throughout the season.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Very reasonable forecast, but don't forget that with minimal maintenance, Selhurst costs about 2p a week to run
Se20
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As I previously said on this thread, around £2/3 million loss.
Which is pretty good going I think .
Red'n'Blue
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My guess, -£5-7million.
You are to sensible mate. It's about time i registered on the BBS i think.
Albion Dan
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Im going for a 10m loss.
The Fifth Column
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I doubt it, with your dwindling support and the owners admitting to making losses each year in excess of £5m I expect losses around the £10m mark.
I'm expecting a £3-5m loss.
Which will be lower when announced again in 12 months time, with or without the Zaha money.
fosters headband
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Reading the BBS, I thought that the Zaha money was gong to be used for paying back the directors, strengthening the squad and building new stands, in the way only Crystal Palace can make money spread!
Best of luck with it being much lower next season, unless it is to become another penny in the pound season. When for the third time in just over a decade you will be completely debt free for a season or two.
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Titus
Come on!
Are we there yet?
I'm talking about this season's finance record which will be released next season.
We've also had much higher attendances this season, and got quite a bit of shite off the wage bill. We also gained money from the Moses move from Wigan to Chelsea as well as the Clyne sale to Southampton.
Se20
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Ipswich 17m
Middlesbrough 10m ( with a parachute)
Albion 9m
Palace 2-3mWho knows, but less than likely to be honest.
The previous season 2010/11, they honoured all the season ticket sales that Jordan banked, and announced a £5 mill lose.
The 2011/12 season they had the benefit of st monies, plus the cup run.
Following our move up to the Championship, we've been buying players, whereas Palace have been in a position to sell players. And while they have a decent first 11, their 2nd 11 is weak and cheap. They shouldn't be losing too much.Ipswich 17m
Middlesbrough 10m ( with a parachute)
Albion 9m
Palace 2-3m
fosters headband
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Ok lets talk the following season, which is even more crucial with FFP coming in.
You are going to pay back the directors, they have said they have put in £10 miill to cover losses.(Which could be £15mill by then)
You are going to rebuild Selhurst.
You have started already increasing player wages with Murray, do you think the likes of Jedinak and Speroni won't want some of the same. The spiral has started.
Your crowds have only increased significantly when it is a Groupon day, bring a mate for fiver or Family days, kids for a quid, like todays game. That's not extra revenue, it is papering over the poor attendance cracks.
Where is the revenue coming from to cover having only three sides to the ground if you ever do start to rebuild Selhurst.
Horses Arse
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Ipswich 17m
Middlesbrough 10m ( with a parachute)
Albion 9m
Palace 2-3m
If 2-3 mill is the figure then there will have been some serious manipulation. Enough maybe for an auditing company to resign?