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We continue to hope for a club sale.
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We continue to hope for a club sale.
Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn sacked and 'forbidden' from celebrating title win
Bayern dismissed Kahn just an hour after winning the Bundesliga.
metro.co.uk
Win the league and sack the board.
We won't do fucking either.
Anyone figured out what the exciting things in the future are that Levy couldn't tell us about?
The ones from the mini doc about the stadium on BT Sport.
Surely not even Levy thinks that the Go Karting is going to be exciting for fans?
Wonder what they do to raise funds for transfers this summer??
Have the finally done a deal for naming rights?
The ones from the mini doc about the stadium on BT Sport.
Surely not even Levy thinks that the Go Karting is going to be exciting for fans?
Wonder what they do to raise funds for transfers this summer??
Have the finally done a deal for naming rights?
People aren't considering the revised UEFA financial rules and the new format CL seriously enough.
That future is upon us. And while, assuming some modicum of enforcement, it will prevent Newcastle from buying the entire sport into hell, the landscape as a whole is actually pretty unfavorable for the ENIC project. More unfavorable than the revenue paradigm we're exiting, actually.
It would be different if we were positioned to be a serial CL entrant, but I think we can all see how unlikely that is. Without CL football we are boxed out from the stadium, the centerpiece of the ENIC strategy, driving the revenue that would push on our competitive position.
The business would have a much brighter future under the sort of entity that would be positioned to buy it than the group that currently holds it.
You can come at this from a lot of different angles, it all ends in the same conclusion.
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Not sure why the ninth richest club on the planet should need to raise funds, mate
I believe its a statue of Harry Kane.
So the paying mugs have something to remember him by on match days next season.
To some extent all clubs need to raise funds.
Football clubs profit on equity in the investment more than the day to day business.most run on debt.
Are you joking?
Every club has to raise funds mate, that's how you run a sustainable and profitable business, even the fekin sportswashers need to raise funds ffs
You can't actually be serious lmao
The sportswashers only have to look like they are raising funds tbf.
The rest have to raise them
.Name me one club in the last decade in the top 5 leagues of Europe that has won the champions league, fa Cup, league cup or their version of the Premier league that has a profit in that year they had success.
Chelsea - £62m profit in 17/18 - won the FA Cup.
The Abromivich era?
Lol. Just lol. Was this after or before he spent 1.9 biilion on the club?
Posted a profit that season. That’s what you asked for.
However, now officially bored of your passive aggressive laughing at posts, so it’s been a delightful several years, but get fucked. I’m out.
Beautiful.
We both realised at the same time.
You can get fucked too.
Idiot.
Fuck me what a simp you have become.
I won't miss you patronising everyone.
Toodles. Have fun with Baz and Hab.
Course you are mate.
Stick to gifs poking fun at people with special needs - that’s about your intellectual level.
Liverpool made over £100M the season before they won the CL, and £40M+ the season they won the CL.
Liverpool announce £42m pre-tax profit despite record £223m spend on players
Liverpool made a pre-tax profit of £42m and increased turnover to £533m in 2018-19
www.theguardian.com
I haven't looked into any other cases because this one was enough to shoot holes in your post.
Further, what a stupid fucking post. The idea that clubs have to lose money to compete, surely you can't be so thick to not understand the ruin such a concept will lead to?
You really don't understand reality do you?
Of course it's a new football world.
Take away the new wealth & under enic we are probably the 4th biggest team behind Liverpool, Man U & Woolwich.
Do you not see that Chelsea, Man City & now Newcastle have changed things old boy?
One could be forgiven for seeing the game as now standing in exactly that sort of ruin, but you're right on the facts.
Woolwich also famously turned a profit every year from roughly the Invincibles to Covid.
The causal arrow is the other way though. Winning is not a byproduct of profitability, profitability is derived from winning.
TV, Matchday, Commercial. That's all there is. All the spoils are weighted toward the victors. It's a tough business.
Why is everybody so obsessed with JN?
No guarantee he does any better than anyone else here.