Have a look at the wages to turnover of the Championship clubs, most are over 100% and have been for years. That division is absolutely hanging on for dear life.
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Have a look at the wages to turnover of the Championship clubs, most are over 100% and have been for years. That division is absolutely hanging on for dear life.
Possibly but I can’t understand why it’s such a struggle for you to understand sustainability - some rich, foreign warlord sportswashing is unsustainable. End of
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It would be good if other clubs, particularly those thought to be 'on the edge' followed this example, perhaps at the end of the January transfer window (ie beyond the time where there is any commercial sensitivities).
Fans would then be a lot better informed as to why their clubs have made certain transfers over the last year - of course there will be a minority who demand the club sign lots of players, but those fans will never be satisfied, but publishing the ffp calculations will inform the majority of fans,
I’m no accountant, but that is grim reading. How on earth did they get some of their deducted points back?
Surely more points deduction is a possibility, but not enforced until next season? Which makes a mockery of the integrity of the league
and yet their fans will still bang on and the top 6 cartel bollocks and blaming everyone else but themselves.
Leicester announce £89.7m loss as delicate financial picture is laid bare
The delicate picture concerning Leicester City’s finances has been laid bare after it emerged the club lost £89.7m for the 2022-23 season
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Leicester announce £89.7m loss as delicate financial picture is laid bare
The delicate picture concerning Leicester City’s finances has been laid bare after it emerged the club lost £89.7m for the 2022-23 season
and that's including big profits on sale of Maddison and Fofana !
Never a sustainable club with those wages
So Everton used 92% of their incomes on wages and signings? That's insane!!! And is it even allowed?
Sceptical that’s true. More likely it’s shooting off the bows towards any suggested salary cap being on the agenda at the next PL meeting.
Infuriating.
So we're going to punish clubs who want to overspend by making them...spend more. Okay.
