How does that effect us?One bit of good news tonight. Manure two nil up with 6 minutes to go but end up drawing with Sevilla
The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Thursday 13th April)
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Deloitte can tell us the percentages of the total revenues which makes interesting reading;
2022
Man City £619M (Total) Commercial 51% Matchday 9%.........(57% of total revenue spent on wages)
Liverpool £595M...Commercial 39% Matchday 16%................(62% spent on wages)
Man U ££582M...Commercial 45% Matchday 18%..................(66% spent on wages)
Chelsea £481M...Commercial 37% Matchday 14%..................(71% spent on wages)
Spurs £442M...Commercial 41% Matchday 24%......................(47% spent on wages)
Arsenal £367M...Commercial 38% Matchday 22%...................(58% spent on wages)
Leeds £189M...Commercial 27% Matchday 12%......................(64% spent on wages)
Surprise surprise that Man City make the most commercial revenue (£309M) by an absolute mile which is total bollocks based on their marketability globally.
It's an absolute joke Jammy. Has ruined a potentially great league. Ive said it before but I wish a super league would go ahead and take the top six away completely even from cups, would leave the rest of us something worthwhile to watch
You should have heard Wakey and myself during game Sunday, wed inexplicably cleared 90% of the east stand upper by 4pmYou don’t half talk a load of negative, depressing ****e at times Eire
Players wouldn't even come near us afterwards
But trueYou don’t half talk a load of negative, depressing ****e at times Eire
Newcastle will be claiming the same sort of deals next season and so too will Man Utd once the club sold to the Qatari bloke. Not forgetting the cheats at Juventus who created a new model based upon increasing the valuations of the players they were selling on paper and paying the buying the clubs to agree the inflated price but knowing the real price was nothing like. Any players Juve bought were stated as being really cheap when in fact not. It made their books like they spent nothing like the reality whilst also showing massive profits on players sold so couldn’t possibly fall fowl of the FFFP rules
Got me, LOL at workPity radz opted for the Leicester model instead of the city one eh
Sorry mate but I'd like to compete to be champions of England and not champions of best of the rest and even if there was a break away most of the clubs left behind would be spending like crazy trying to find a way into the new Super Duper League.
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Alright for you young lads in your mid to late fifties with time on your hand to wait. were not all in the first flush of youth
If the best we can be is 17th in the PL then maybe it's time they started giving a trophy out for itAlright for you young lads in your mid to late fifties with time on your hand to wait. were not all in the first flush of youth
Deadly idea. Open top bus. The worksIf the best we can be is 17th in the PL then maybe it's time they started giving a trophy out for it
That's the truth,I was sat behind them and left before extra time,and the swearingYou should have heard Wakey and myself during game Sunday, wed inexplicably cleared 90% of the east stand upper by 4pm
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I know. Wakey has an awful tongue on himThat's the truth,I was sat behind them and left before extra time,and the swearing
Just to add to the Haaland wage thing… it’s influenced by his release clause.
a guy of his age with his record is worth what in the open market? £200m+? …. but he was available for c£70m
So it’s fair to think he should be the highest paid player in the world anyway… and then you have the difference between his market value and the release clause.
It’s obscene obviously, but hey, market forces and all that
a guy of his age with his record is worth what in the open market? £200m+? …. but he was available for c£70m
So it’s fair to think he should be the highest paid player in the world anyway… and then you have the difference between his market value and the release clause.
It’s obscene obviously, but hey, market forces and all that