Silver Fox
I think that a few of us mug punters on here indirectly help Stoke financially.
by South Coast Royal » 24 Mar 2022 11:32
Silver Fox
by Winston Biscuit » 28 Mar 2022 10:27
by Mr Angry » 30 Mar 2022 08:38
paultheroyal Hasnt Covid saved alot of them?
One to watch would be Bournemouth but they look nailed on for automatic now. If they stayed down they would be in real trouble with parachute payments at an end and £100k a week players on their books.
by Weymouth Royal » 30 Mar 2022 11:34
by Franchise FC » 30 Mar 2022 11:37
Weymouth Royal Yeovil have just had a consortium pull out of buying the club. Not sure what impact that has on the club.
Everton lose more than £100 million for the third successive year but still avoid sanctions - how???
by YorkshireRoyal99 » 30 Mar 2022 11:57
Weymouth Royal Yeovil have just had a consortium pull out of buying the club. Not sure what impact that has on the club.
Everton lose more than £100 million for the third successive year but still avoid sanctions - how???
by Sanguine » 30 Mar 2022 13:13
by Hendo » 30 Mar 2022 13:36
Sanguine Apparently relegation at Everton could be a total financial disaster. They have lost £340m in three seasons. FFP limit is £105m, although crucially that is 'after adjustments', and any adjudication against Everton would no doubt include a significant allowance for COVID on ticket revenues.
It also said that a lot of their players don't have mandatory wage decrease written into their contracts covering relegation, they'd be absolutely fcuked in the Championship, squad would be decimated.
by ReadingGlasses » 30 Mar 2022 15:32
Sanguine It also said that a lot of their players don't have mandatory wage decrease written into their contracts covering relegation
by Winston Biscuit » 30 Mar 2022 15:41
ReadingGlassesSanguine It also said that a lot of their players don't have mandatory wage decrease written into their contracts covering relegation
It seems a no-brainer for me to make these kinds of clauses mandatory for all clubs. If all teams had clauses in contracts which would reduce wages on relegation to a suitable level for their new division then there might not be a need for parachute payments and all the problems they can bring.
by From Despair To Where? » 30 Mar 2022 17:33
Mr Angrypaultheroyal Hasnt Covid saved alot of them?
One to watch would be Bournemouth but they look nailed on for automatic now. If they stayed down they would be in real trouble with parachute payments at an end and £100k a week players on their books.
https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/sport ... unts-2021/
"CHERRIES recorded a profit for the 2020-21 season, according to the club’s annual reports.
The club’s first season back in England’s second tier saw revenue streams limited due to COVID, but despite having no matchday revenue, the club recorded an operating profit of £23.6 million.
Before tax, the club recorded profits of £17m, and after posting losses of £60.1m in 2020, the directors now “consider the financial position of the club to be satisfactory at 30 June 2021".
That figure was largely facilitated by the club selling players, with Cherries recording £55.8m from player sales. That number is over double the amount raised from player sales the previous year, with the club receiving £22.9m in transfer fees."
So, apparently not in financial difficulties at all.
Also, their parachute payments wouldn't end at the completion of this season; they reduce but don't end entirely until after 3 seasons away from the Premier League.
by Franchise FC » 30 Mar 2022 17:55
Winston BiscuitReadingGlassesSanguine It also said that a lot of their players don't have mandatory wage decrease written into their contracts covering relegation
It seems a no-brainer for me to make these kinds of clauses mandatory for all clubs. If all teams had clauses in contracts which would reduce wages on relegation to a suitable level for their new division then there might not be a need for parachute payments and all the problems they can bring.
players at a certain level would likely just refuse to accept an employment contract with that in it.
by YorkshireRoyal99 » 30 Mar 2022 19:34
Franchise FCWinston BiscuitReadingGlasses
It seems a no-brainer for me to make these kinds of clauses mandatory for all clubs. If all teams had clauses in contracts which would reduce wages on relegation to a suitable level for their new division then there might not be a need for parachute payments and all the problems they can bring.
players at a certain level would likely just refuse to accept an employment contract with that in it.
Absolutely
Would likely lead to players picking higher rated clubs even more than they do now (and that’s already a lot)
by Winston Biscuit » 31 Mar 2022 22:54
by YorkshireRoyal99 » 01 Apr 2022 10:07
Winston Biscuit Scunthorpe, on their way down to the Conference, sound like they are in a mess
https://twitter.com/KieranMaguire/status/1509518281861910537?t=DDrLv2m66_lKeO1Uo1TLPQ&s=19
by Sanguine » 01 Apr 2022 12:32
by YorkshireRoyal99 » 01 Apr 2022 13:47
Sanguine Based on the numbers, specifically the 50% wage growth, looks like they gambled on promotion to the Championship around 17-18. But then what can clubs like this do except accept a yo-yo existence in the bottom two leagues? It's Scunthorpe. They aren't going to pinch fans from Hull or Leeds, and there is little reason or justification to extending their 9,000 capacity ground.
by RFCMod » 01 Apr 2022 14:09
YorkshireRoyal99Sanguine Based on the numbers, specifically the 50% wage growth, looks like they gambled on promotion to the Championship around 17-18. But then what can clubs like this do except accept a yo-yo existence in the bottom two leagues? It's Scunthorpe. They aren't going to pinch fans from Hull or Leeds, and there is little reason or justification to extending their 9,000 capacity ground.
Agree really, just a town club where the 95% of their fanbase will be local fans based in Scunthorpe and Cleethorpes.
Southend did similar, they gambled around 16-18 time and now they've ended up struggling in the National League. As you say, I'm not sure what clubs like these honestly expect to happen. You need your recruitment and academy to be really good and to be able to spend within your means and then most clubs could be able to pull together a team that can compete at the top of League One in hopes of reaching the Championship and then looking to establish themselves there.
by Sanguine » 01 Apr 2022 14:23
by Winston Biscuit » 03 Apr 2022 10:10
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