Seems like football clubs (PL) are an appreciating asset at the moment, earn more while staying still.
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Transfers Summer Transfer Thread 2023! - Closed (Maybe)
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Soz to dredge up an old debate, but the forthcoming season's wage bills are projections that are in flux/TBC.... Pointless citing them.
22/23 - Arse 103.5m / THFC 110.4m
21/22 - Arse 93.9m / THFC 89.7m
20/21 - Arse 128.7m / THFC 129.1m
19/20 - Arse 115.4m / THFC 93.1m
Arse = Total 441.5m
THFC = Total 422.3m
Again; for the most part nothing in it....... Wages + Fees combined (since we moved into the new stadium) they've spent £32m more than us since summer 2019.
Figures as per:
2019 EPL Team Salary Cap Tracker
A real-time look at the 2019 salary cap totals for each EPL team, including estimated cap space.
www.spotrac.com
Now if only there hadn't been so many duds, eh.
The last couple of decades have seen an explosion of value alongside parallel increases in media rights fees.
That growth has plateaued and the Spurs asset really only makes sense as a Champions League outfit, something the club is rapidly retreating from.
If we're a midtable side in five years, the sale price will be lower than today.
We're going to be a midtable side in five years under ENIC.
From Sugar back to Sugar, in the fullness of time
Allegedly:
Christopher Nkunku currently earns €192,308 gross per week.
That's at RBL. Should think that's taken a significant hike at Chelsea.
Every transfer fee will be spread over 6 years
- Typically 5.
- If triggered; release clauses are paid in one hit.
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Says here he was on 124k at RB.
Christopher Nkunku Chelsea Transfer Fee, Salary, Contract Details, Release Cause, Stats And Age
Christopher Nkunku has signed a pre-contract agreement and passed a medical, know his transfer fee for the move to Chelsea.
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So, who are the buyers going to be today if not ENIC lite?
Lots of sharks in the water these days, hard to say.
But any purchaser in the multibillions has fundamentally different incentives than ENIC sitting on a Mount Everest of profit.
ENIC wants revenue growth, a new purchaser needs it.
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Says here he was on 124k at RB.
Christopher Nkunku Chelsea Transfer Fee, Salary, Contract Details, Release Cause, Stats And Age
Christopher Nkunku has signed a pre-contract agreement and passed a medical, know his transfer fee for the move to Chelsea.
I would imagine the 124k was net. The 192k gross. At RBL.
Can't believe Chelsea haven't upped that a fair bit.
I'm glad you two have each other anyway.
Sportswashing aside; where are those growth opportunities for a potential new owner (see: investment company)....?
The new expanded CL + Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (with its new branded name) =
Medina apparently has a domestic violence question mark over him. Hincapie signed a new contract a few months ago and would cost a lot. And neither probably fit the mould of the ideal Romero partner (leaning cautious more than aggressive) though good players. No fresh link to Torres now for a long while. AG mentioned Josip Satulo yday, Croatian, looks decent
Beeb, Sky and newspapers aren't citing any wage amounts.
Best I could find is the above link that states what they believe the Chavs offered.
The new expanded CL + Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (with its new branded name) =
So the 'battle for 5th'....... Not 'glory'.
Just sounds like sportswashers or more of the same to me.
Maybe so. The trick with Spurs is that darned trophy drought that no one should or will shut up about.
Regardless, the jig is up for Levy. There is no chance whatsoever we will be a regular participant in the pot o' gold league under his stewardship. That ship has sailed.
It's just a question of how much sale value Lewis is willing to see go up in smoke now.
Apart from short-term fan appeasement (not to discredit it, mind) an FA Cup or something won't change anything.
From the outlook of an investment company (one that are cast as brutally cynical, parasitic, tyrannical and a number of other colourful things); I can't see that they'd sit back and just watch their resale value go up in smoke.
How many seasons would you predict to be their breaking point?
Ange is a good move.Soz to dredge up an old debate, but the forthcoming season's wage bills are projections that are in flux/TBC.... Pointless citing them.
22/23 - Arse 103.5m / THFC 110.4m
21/22 - Arse 93.9m / THFC 89.7m
20/21 - Arse 128.7m / THFC 129.1m
19/20 - Arse 115.4m / THFC 93.1m
Arse = Total 441.5m
THFC = Total 422.3m
Again; for the most part nothing in it....... Wages + Fees combined (since we moved into the new stadium) they've spent £32m more than us since summer 2019.
Figures as per:
2019 EPL Team Salary Cap Tracker
A real-time look at the 2019 salary cap totals for each EPL team, including estimated cap space.
Now if only there hadn't been so many duds, eh.
Recruit players that fit the way he wants to play, stick to the plan and we are good.
Reality is that we are always going to be financial underdogs to clubs with Oil money behind them.
Personally don’t care as long as there is more to the club and players than just that. Get academy kids playing, make the culture about the club and team being above individuals. Get the fans loud again.
The last one may be the hardest for them to achieve at home with the corporate feel of the place. WHL had history and culture in the walls. New stadium doesn’t have any yet
Tough to say. Unlike everything else at Spurs it’s really a Lewis decision as majority shareholder rather than a Levy one and we know very little about Lewis.
Definitely possible the ENIC-verse just hasn’t digested how screwed they are yet. You get the sense they really believe they can stop Kane leaving for free (not that that alone even changes the trajectory)