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We are 15th in the PL table of spending.



Mo Gosfield

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Aug 11, 2010
6,364
.....this transfer window.

Man C..............£215m
Chelsea...........£192m
Man U..............£146m
Everton........... £135.8m
Tottenham.......£88m
Liverpool..........£80m
Leics................£78.85m
Watford............£55.25m
Arsenal.............£46.5m
WHU................£44m
Huddsfld...........£43.5m
WBA.................£41.9m
Burnley.............£41.4m
Newcastle........£36.2m
BHA................ .£34.25m
C Palace..........£34m
BMuff................£30m
Stoke................£25.7m
Soton................£23.8m
Swansea..........£23m
( Source : Forbes )
Four received more than they spent....Arsenal, Burnley, Stoke and Swansea .
 








knocky1

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Jan 20, 2010
13,110
That was a tight finish in more ways than one. We just pipped Palace.:lol:
 
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Trigger

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Jul 4, 2003
40,457
Brighton
Yet to be convinced we've spent wisely, based on performances thus far we seem to have got a lot of average players in, one can only hope they improve with time, especially Ryan & Suttner, those two worry me the most.
 


Gully Forever

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May 9, 2011
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That's total spending THIS season. Apart from Huddersfield and Newcastle, (who have spent more then us anyway this window) All those premier league clubs are WAY in front for squad quality and depth!.
 


Icy Gull

Back on the rollercoaster
Jul 5, 2003
72,015
3 keepers and 3 strikers WTF?
 




Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003
57,337
Back in Sussex
I thought we'd spent more than that - somewhere close to £50m
[MENTION=31]El Presidente[/MENTION] will have a better estimate, I'm sure.
 


Driver8

On the road...
NSC Patron
Jul 31, 2005
16,220
North Wales
I thought we'd spent more than that - somewhere close to £50m
[MENTION=31]El Presidente[/MENTION] will have a better estimate, I'm sure.

Pretty sure the £50m mentioned included the Dwamena deal that subsequently didn’t happen.
 








SAC

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May 21, 2014
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Be interesting to see which clubs are likely to stay within PL FFP levels.

I suspect that with TV revenues up dramatically but match-day incomes relatively unchanged, a lot of clubs will be breaching FFP rules. Someone did explain the rules to me yesterday but I may not have understood them correctly!
 


Napper

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Jul 9, 2003
24,466
Sussex
Be interesting to see which clubs are likely to stay within PL FFP levels.

I suspect that with TV revenues up dramatically but match-day incomes relatively unchanged, a lot of clubs will be breaching FFP rules. Someone did explain the rules to me yesterday but I may not have understood them correctly!

are we allowed to talk about the millions extra we have . Thought we are only allowed to talk of competitive markets and challenges lol
 


amexer

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Aug 8, 2011
6,866
We could have spent £25m on strikers only. Not ideal but could have gone along with rest and reviewed in Jan, More chance of surviving then what we have done. I even remember Murray saying club likely to get another centre forward and he wont play every game. Little did he know when fit will be playing every game
 




GOM

living vicariously
Aug 8, 2005
3,261
Leeds - but not the dirty bit
are we allowed to talk about the millions extra we have . Thought we are only allowed to talk of competitive markets and challenges lol

There aren't as many millions left as some might think. Using very rounded figures, say £100m income more than last year. we lost about 25m last year so that leaves 75m. Spending on stadium improvement 5m leaves 70m. 35m spent so far on players leaves 35m, increased wage bill - no idea but say 25 squad all earning an extra 10 grand a week ( I know unlikely but..) is 13m, leaves 22m to play with. Not so much in the world of Premier League.

(as mentioned figures very rough and probably all wrong)
 


MrSnuggles

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Apr 29, 2016
529
.....this transfer window.

Man C..............£215m
Chelsea...........£192m
Man U..............£146m
Everton........... £135.8m
Tottenham.......£88m
Liverpool..........£80m
Leics................£78.85m
Watford............£55.25m
Arsenal.............£46.5m
WHU................£44m
Huddsfld...........£43.5m
WBA.................£41.9m
Burnley.............£41.4m
Newcastle........£36.2m
BHA................ .£34.25m
C Palace..........£34m
BMuff................£30m
Stoke................£25.7m
Soton................£23.8m
Swansea..........£23m
( Source : Forbes )
Four received more than they spent....Arsenal, Burnley, Stoke and Swansea .

Looks like how the league table will look at the end of the season! I'd be happy with that
 


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