dsr-burnley Posted 4 March 2020 Posted 4 March 2020 25 minutes ago, Wymsey said: But, compare that to Aston Villa's latest results.. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/51738406 And even more dubiously, that company called Aston Villa Football Club Ltd. does all the football activities except they don't own any players or pay any players' or coaches' wages. (Hence the wages of Aston Villa Football Club being only £7m.) The player registrations are owned by, and the wages paid by, Aston Villa FC Ltd., and that company lost £8m as well - so £120m total. Aston Villa Footballl Club pays and admin fee to Aston Villa FC. Highly dodgy.
CUJimmy Posted 4 March 2020 Posted 4 March 2020 23 minutes ago, Wymsey said: But, compare that to Aston Villa's latest results.. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/51738406 They spent really big in the summer as well iirc so even if they stay up they are in trouble. Presumably these figures will break the EFL FFP rules so they will have an even bigger problem if they go down.
Bayfox Posted 4 March 2020 Posted 4 March 2020 11 minutes ago, The Horse's Mouth said: Wheres the Maguire money top Probably in the accounts for the period we sold him in.
Bayfox Posted 4 March 2020 Posted 4 March 2020 2 hours ago, urban.spaceman said: Forgot about the arena and hotel! They'd be massive for us. Especially if the music venue can double as an ice rink for a Leicester City Ice Kings Ice Hockey team (one can dream). Imagine the stadium being part of the summer arena tour circuit for bigger bands too - it would be lucrative for a club like us. The arena is being aimed more at the growing epsorts market, the club see hosting competitions of those kind as big business. Susan Whelan admitted as much at the FCC meeting last year.
Fox in the North Posted 4 March 2020 Posted 4 March 2020 22 minutes ago, Bayfox said: The arena is being aimed more at the growing epsorts market, the club see hosting competitions of those kind as big business. Susan Whelan admitted as much at the FCC meeting last year. Are there any notes available to read from the FCC meetings? Thanks
Bayfox Posted 4 March 2020 Posted 4 March 2020 34 minutes ago, Fox in the North said: Are there any notes available to read from the FCC meetings? Thanks I know people in attendance get sent copies. Not sure if I still have mine.
MattFox Posted 5 March 2020 Posted 5 March 2020 Seems Largely down to the cost of sacking Puel and buying Rodgers and co out of Celtic early We’ve spent over £40 million on the Trianing ground but it’s not included in this years accounts. The New Floodlights cost £1.2 million!
Wymsey Posted 5 March 2020 Posted 5 March 2020 2 hours ago, MattFox said: Seems Largely down to the cost of sacking Puel and buying Rodgers and co out of Celtic early We’ve spent over £40 million on the Trianing ground but it’s not included in this years accounts. The New Floodlights cost £1.2 million! Over £100m.
Fox in the North Posted 5 March 2020 Posted 5 March 2020 17 minutes ago, Wymsey said: Over £100m. The 2018/2019 state £40m went towards the training ground that year. I’d imagine next years accounts will publish the remaining amount.
Stadt Posted 5 March 2020 Posted 5 March 2020 Our wage bill is killer at the minute. We must be spending (some of it paid for by loan clubs in fairness) £300k+ a week on players that probably won't feature for us in 2021 Silva Slimani Amartey James King Jakupovic Kapustka Diabate Ghezzal Thomas Hughes Mendy (contract expires this summer, not sure if we'll renew) Gray (?) Albrighton (?) We tend to give out new contracts too easily as well which doesn't help. Our finances (excluding infrastructure investment) for this year should be ok given the Maguire sale was upfront, releasing players, loan fees, home cup games, on tv all the time, no manager turnover (you'd hope), another commercial increase?
Chrysalis Posted 6 March 2020 Posted 6 March 2020 Sad how expected revenue from CL is much lower now due to the corrupt co-efficient payments.
UHDrive Posted 6 March 2020 Posted 6 March 2020 20 hours ago, Fox in the North said: The 2018/2019 state £40m went towards the training ground that year. I’d imagine next years accounts will publish the remaining amount. Top took a loan out on the training ground. The fixed contract price was £95 million. I assume it's being paid back at a quick rate?
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