Nope. Their revenues are higher and the profits are far less because they spend much more money than spurs.
Why do they have to spend much more money than Spurs ??
What has been the material drive/reward for doing so ??
Nope. Their revenues are higher and the profits are far less because they spend much more money than spurs.
Why do they have to spend much more money than Spurs ??
What has been the material drive/reward for doing so ??

Some **** on here thought they were playing yesterday![]()
Haha it's fine that my boss earns more than me (depends which one my direct one probably does not) but in the footie world this is different
I would not be pleased to be earning less than my big boss when everyone else is the market isn't earning less especially when the big bosses mantra is that we should not be paying you guys market rate cause we can't afford it
3 major trophies in the last 4 seasons![]()
It would seem Gazidis is being overpaid.

He's paid £1.6m per year and the total renumeration for our entire board of directors is £3.3m per year. Our entire board earn half of what Levy pays himself![]()
So if we total up 4 seasons of "much more
money than Spurs" , we have the minimum
extra cost that any club must pay to win 3 FA
Cups in 4 seasons ??

Must be a right dopey bastard.

You're over complicating things mate.
Hardly.
I am simply trying to get a minimum material cost
for any club that wishes to replicate what your club
has won in the past 4 seasons.

Irrelevant.
We've turned roughly the same profit as Spurs yet we've won 3 major trophies in 4 seasons.
Cost is expenditure, not profit.
So we are no closer to understanding the likely
material costs for another club wishing to replicate
the FA Cup haul of the Goons these past 4 seasons.
Funny watching fans of United, Chelsea and Arsenal telling Spurs fans how clubs should be run
With their money...we would bag the league every year. I've got no probs Levy being granted a wage rise by ENIC...he's been great.
You lads can start fighting over Toby whenever you are ready.

The fact that you effed up Spurs profit for the past financial year
is relevant, and noted.
"This isn't a construction company, it's a football club."
It's a football club trying to construct a big new stadium
to play in. So my question about whether a director of
any ltd company who has done that much work on a
project of that scale (and the financial gains therein if
successful) should be granted such remuneration, remains.