Not if it is at an “inflated” valueDoes this not mean Newcastle can get some Saudi sponsors to up thiet revenu and spend accordingly?
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Not if it is at an “inflated” valueDoes this not mean Newcastle can get some Saudi sponsors to up thiet revenu and spend accordingly?
Didn't it reach over 95% at one point.We dont have "this" years accounts.
Last published accounts our revenue was 181million and our wage bill was 163million.
89.5% wages to revenue.
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I ASSUME when we sell Onana and Branners the money from their sale will be added to our revenue.Anyone have a link explaining exactly how these new rules work? I don’t see how it can be on a year-by-year basis when players are on contracts lasting 3, 4, or 5 years.
Everton’s revenues for the next accounting period are going to be sky high if we stay in the league and we sell Branthwaite and Onana for serious cash. Technically, this should therefore allow us to spend, but we aren’t going to have the same revenues the following season. So how does that work?
96% seems the highest.
96% seems the highest.
2nd "best" club in the world actually mate.Hahaa. We are the worst position of all teams in the league !!
I ASSUME when we sell Onana and Branners the money from their sale will be added to our revenue.
96% seems the highest.
At MOST clubs revenues increase year on year.It will. But what I’m asking is how can you budget for a player’s wages on a four year contract, when revenues can fluctuate so wildly from year to year?
You can afford him this year, but how do you know if you can still afford him in three or four years time?