thebenjamin
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Swiss Ramble thread on our financial results:
Financial Results y/e June 2017
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DogsOfWar
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I'd recommend those interested in finance to have a look at Wembley's financial results to get a feel for what our new stadium could, potentially, earn as a standalone venue.
They turned over £370 last year with the biggest financial contributor being concerts, around 35, which look like being worth around £8 million each.
If we got half that amount of gigs in, say 17, at a smaller £6 million that's still around £100 million.
The potential to keep growing the club is huge.
They turned over £370 last year with the biggest financial contributor being concerts, around 35, which look like being worth around £8 million each.
If we got half that amount of gigs in, say 17, at a smaller £6 million that's still around £100 million.
The potential to keep growing the club is huge.
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spursfan77
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spursfan77
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That link I just posted works ok.
Swiss Ramble is a Gooner remember so that’s worth remembering. Must be posting these tweets through gritted teeth. Whichever way you look at it though we are doing very well financially.
Swiss Ramble is a Gooner remember so that’s worth remembering. Must be posting these tweets through gritted teeth. Whichever way you look at it though we are doing very well financially.
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This season we have earned 55m from Europe in prize money alone.plus 4 home games of which three were almost sell outs at Wembley. We really have to sign one or two absolute top players in the summer.
Everlasting Seconds
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So overtaking Liverpool financially soon. Let's seal it on the pitch, too.
We are only allowed 16 non football events over a year. Not sure if that includes NFL or not. But let’s say it’s 16. I can’t see them all being concerts. Let’s say half. And if you work on 2/3 of £8m per concert, let’s be conservative say £5m. That’s £40m, if the Wembley figure you quoted is correct that’s a huge revenue stream.
I thought he is a United fan.
DogsOfWar
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I used concerts as the example as these are the big revenue generators for Wembley. They are fundamentally non-profit so it helps subsidise their other events.
Levy is anything but non-profit so I would expect all 16 events (I didn't realise it was capped) to generate similar sums.
And even 16 x £5 million on top of a likely £400 million from football gets us close to Man City/Bayern territory.
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Headline: Largest percentage increase in wage bill, £100m to £127m and now the lowest wages to turnover at 41%.
Be interesting to know how much of that is due to the bonuses for a 2nd place finish last season etc
Looks like there is definitely scope for another round of increases.
Be interesting to know how much of that is due to the bonuses for a 2nd place finish last season etc
Looks like there is definitely scope for another round of increases.
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npearl4spurs
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Is there a rule to how much we can increase the 127m wage bill over one year?
As long as we are within the vague FFP rules then no.
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