Like it’s obviously arle arse the fans get punished but we can’t say it’s corrupt when we are putting up figures like that. Any points deduction is deserved here
HalfTimeSayers
Player Valuation: £30m
Still a £90m loss after capitalising £19m of interest in the current year. Staggering.
Tony’s Carp
Player Valuation: £50m
The way the finances are going Everton might not live to see Everton relegated.
jesus
ah11984
Player Valuation: £25m
The club is just not remotely sustainable currently. Imagine losing that much despite barely spending a penny and getting £40m for the likes of Anthony Gordon.
This shiny new stadium people are getting giddy over is financially crippling us and will probably inadvertently cause our relegation (via points deductions).
This shiny new stadium people are getting giddy over is financially crippling us and will probably inadvertently cause our relegation (via points deductions).
Which sadly would be a consequence.
Delargeinho
Player Valuation: £10m
The Club’s total wage to turnover ratio has increased from 90% in 2021/22
to 92% in 2022/23. The Club looks to reduce the wage to turnover ratio
going forward, whilst also ensuring that the First-Team squad remains as
competitive as possible. As in previous years, the ongoing outsourcing of
the Club’s retail and catering operations, which reduces turnover (and costs)
when comparing to other clubs who manage these functions in-house, also
results in an artificially inflated wage to turnover ratio. The Club’s total wage
to turnover ratio would increase accordingly from 87% in 2021/22 to 89%
in 2022/23 if retail and catering operations were not outsourced.
The Club recognised an operating exceptional cost of £7.1m, which was
incurred for amounts payable in relation to a change in coaching staff. The
Club also recognised an exceptional impairment charge of £4.8m (2021/22:
£nil) in relation to player registrations.
It's truly shocking, from what I see. The stadium costs aren't included in the operation loss.
to 92% in 2022/23. The Club looks to reduce the wage to turnover ratio
going forward, whilst also ensuring that the First-Team squad remains as
competitive as possible. As in previous years, the ongoing outsourcing of
the Club’s retail and catering operations, which reduces turnover (and costs)
when comparing to other clubs who manage these functions in-house, also
results in an artificially inflated wage to turnover ratio. The Club’s total wage
to turnover ratio would increase accordingly from 87% in 2021/22 to 89%
in 2022/23 if retail and catering operations were not outsourced.
The Club recognised an operating exceptional cost of £7.1m, which was
incurred for amounts payable in relation to a change in coaching staff. The
Club also recognised an exceptional impairment charge of £4.8m (2021/22:
£nil) in relation to player registrations.
It's truly shocking, from what I see. The stadium costs aren't included in the operation loss.
exactly shiny new ground
Evertonthat
Player Valuation: £8m
How? Just how have they recored a 90M loss? What the hell is going on?
The EFL don't play around.