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FightingIllini said:
I quite agree.

According to the apples-to-apples comprehensive figures compiled by Deloitte, over the past five seasons among the 20 richest clubs in Europe, so 100 team-seasons, only four times did a club spend less than half their turnover on wages.

All four were Tottenham.

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Deloitte Football Money League 2026

The 2024/25 season set another new record, with the top 20 Money League clubs generating over €12 billion in revenue for the first time.
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Honest question here. Can you provide any more context to this?
 
FightingIllini said:
I mean it kinda speaks for itself, no?

That Deloitte Money League in general has been a wonderful project for making football finances understandable for many years, I recommend clicking around in there if you're interested in this stuff.
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Thanks, I will.

And I do get what you're saying, are wages to turnover ratio is 10-20% below our rivals in recent years.

I'd be really interested to seem some figures on our % year on year and see that in relation to the increase in wage spend.
 
dudu said:
Thanks, I will.

And I do get what you're saying, are wages to turnover ratio is 10-20% below our rivals in recent years.

I'd be really interested to seem some figures on our % year on year and see that in relation to the increase in wage spend.
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For context, nearly every team in the league will need to bring down their wages to turnover ratio as restrictions are slowly brought in. You bruine next season it will be at 90% then 80 then 70. I’d need to double check
 
Zomb said:
What is the starting point of the ST prices at these 17 clubs? Because without that context, your point is an irrelevant merde sandwiche
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You absolute fools. The most egregious case of moving the goalposts I’ve ever seen. You are diverting from the issue at hand which is the serious matter of Levy’s diet, packed full of superfoods and good fats. On a cheat day he’s been known to eat an avocado.
 
FightingIllini said:
I quite agree.

According to the apples-to-apples comprehensive figures compiled by Deloitte, over the past five seasons among the 20 richest clubs in Europe, so 100 team-seasons, only four times did a club spend less than half their turnover on wages.

All four were Tottenham.

www2.deloitte.com

Deloitte Football Money League 2026

The 2024/25 season set another new record, with the top 20 Money League clubs generating over €12 billion in revenue for the first time.
www2.deloitte.com www2.deloitte.com
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Must be lies, mate.

Must be :angryscouser:
 
Joan Thomas said:
Must be lies, mate.

Must be :angryscouser:
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Sorry man I'm going rogue here, I think it's all lies, all about control under ENIC, not one chance does he let the brake off and allow the club to win anything.
Same as when he does his deals, we get close to a player and suddenly the goalposts change because of him.
Horrible little weasel, who needs to be culled , let's hope someone buys this club and relieve us of him.
 
dudu said:
Honest question here. Can you provide any more context to this?
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The context has always been very simple.

We pay good but not great wages. Levy is prepared to reward our best players with fair market value, so Son and Kane are handsomely paid. Eriksen was also offered a bumper pay packet. But everyone else joins at the bottom of a reasonable, but not exceptional, ladder.

The one time we have splashed out on a player, both in terms of fees and wages, he turned out to be a dud (Tanguy).

I expect Daniel still has sleepless nights over it.
 
Cranston said:
The context has always been very simple.

We pay good but not great wages. Levy is prepared to reward our best players with fair market value, so Son and Kane are handsomely paid. Eriksen was also offered a bumper pay packet. But everyone else joins at the bottom of a reasonable, but not exceptional, ladder.

The one time we have splashed out on a player, both in terms of fees and wages, he turned out to be a dud (Tanguy).

I expect Daniel still has sleepless nights over it.
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Everyone else joins at the bottom of a reasonable ladder except.

Ivan Persic 180k
Maddison 170k
Romero 165k
Lenglet 145k
Kulusevski 110k
 
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