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That's not his fault though and I'll bet in a few seasons he will be a top prem Player.Nmecha is on more per week at Man City than the average UK salary per year.
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That's not his fault though and I'll bet in a few seasons he will be a top prem Player.Nmecha is on more per week at Man City than the average UK salary per year.
That's not his fault though and I'll bet in a few seasons he will be a top prem Player.
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The manager goes to the board with targets, the board either sanction or turn down those targets. The buck stops with them. The manager loses £11million pounds of talent, and is given next to nothing to replace them. 100% strategy for failure.
The last accounts accessible from Companies House (up to June 2017; published in October) and show we required £5.615m from Hemmings to meet running costs over the preceding 12 months and were projected to need another £4.65 from him up to June this year.
Not withstanding the contract renewals of current playing staff, the 5 permanent signings and whatever the two city lads are costing us, the Cunningham and Hugill money would likely cover running cost deficits for 2-2.5 years max.
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The manager goes to the board with targets, the board either sanction or turn down those targets. The buck stops with them. The manager loses £11million pounds of talent, and is given next to nothing to replace them. 100% strategy for failure.
Not withstanding the contract renewals of current playing staff, the 5 permanent signings and whatever the two city lads are costing us, the Cunningham and Hugill money would likely cover running cost deficits for 2-2.5 years max.
Good you pointed out that there have investments since the Hugill transfer. Shame no one can quantify them so many assume the costs were zero.
Ok.
And if I told you we got more than 9M net profit from the two sales of Cunningham and Hugill, and that we have spent 3M of that on transfers and contract renewals.
But I guess you’re hoping Trevor pockets that 6M+ and goes to get himself a nice plot of land, yeah?
Is that £3m a genuine figure, or a number you've plucked from thin air?
It’s plucked it from thin air. I’m not informed at all, I’ve never got information right in the past ever.
(It’s a genuine figure)
The spare £6m will cover approximately 16 months of our current losses.....we've been losing between £400 and £500k a month for years. However, if there is no immediate investment before the window closes we are fucked.
The spare £6m will cover approximately 16 months of our current losses.....we've been losing between £400 and £500k a month for years. However, if there is no immediate investment before the window closes we are fucked.
The reality of it. Good that he's footed that bill so far.
But surely not a good business plan to risk relegation and the annual loss of £5million?
Ok.
And if I told you we got more than 9M net profit from the two sales of Cunningham and Hugill, and that we have spent 3M of that on transfers and contract renewals.
But I guess you’re hoping Trevor pockets that 6M+ and goes to get himself a nice plot of land, yeah?
The spare £6m will cover approximately 16 months of our current losses.....we've been losing between £400 and £500k a month for years. However, if there is no immediate investment before the window closes we are fucked.
As opposed to unsustainable spending that would guarantee nothing other that spiraling debt? We went briefly went down that route circa 2007-2009. Remember how that turned out?
So the remaining £6m is used to meet the deficit between income and spending for the rest of the season?
Ok.
And if I told you we got more than 9M net profit from the two sales of Cunningham and Hugill, and that we have spent 3M of that on transfers and contract renewals.
But I guess you’re hoping Trevor pockets that 6M+ and goes to get himself a nice plot of land, yeah?
What about the cost of contracts for the 5 signings? Are they offset by savings on Hugill and Cunningham's salaries? And how much are the 2 city loans costing? Eg if the net change on 5 new signings vs Hugill/Cunningham is 1m a year and say two city lads are costing combined 1m then that 6m is down to 4m.
You can't include some costs and ignore others.
Not looking good! Long season ahead? Overtaken again by the plastics and the egg chasers? My word the North End faithful deserve better!
As opposed to unsustainable spending that would guarantee nothing other that spiraling debt? We went briefly went down that route circa 2007-2009. Remember how that turned out?
So the remaining £6m is used to meet the deficit between income and spending for the rest of the season?