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Transfer budget
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Re: Transfer budget
Agreed, but on some cases you not pay the full amount (eg Ben Gibson). And if everyone paid up front there would be no reason to use Macquarie (eg Chris Wood)Chester Perry wrote: ↑Sat May 20, 2023 9:32 pmThe amortisation of them is - the cash payment can be anything from all upfront to the more usual, paid in full by 50% - 80% of the initial contract term. Never heard of a single transfer fee that is paid across a full initial multi-year contract term, so that the final instalment is paid as the players initial contract with the club expires
As always, I am happy to receive evidence to the contrary
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Re: Transfer budget
Far more pounds than a window of just Dale Stephens anyway.
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Surely It'll be 'Undislosed'? But as everyone we buy and indeed sell are for undisclosed fees, we wouldn't know if we'd over or under spent on whatever that undisclosed budget is anyway
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Interesting to read this thread again now we're deep into the window. Based on the highest reported figures including add-ons transfermarkt.co.uk has us down at spending €65.7m, or £56.6m, and we're still likely to spend another chunk more by the looks of things.
Interesting to read this thread again now we're deep into the window. Based on the highest reported figures including add-ons transfermarkt.co.uk has us down at spending €65.7m, or £56.6m, and we're still likely to spend another chunk more by the looks of things.
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Reckon told spends before sales could be 90-100m basically spending all our tv moneySpiral wrote: ↑Thu Aug 03, 2023 8:03 pmBUMP
Interesting to read this thread again now we're deep into the window. Based on the highest reported figures including add-ons transfermarkt.co.uk has us down at spending €65.7m, or £56.6m, and we're still likely to spend another chunk more by the looks of things.
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Not sure that’s accurate.123EasyasBFC wrote: ↑Thu Aug 03, 2023 8:39 pmReckon told spends before sales could be 90-100m basically spending all our tv money
Posted this on the other thread:
Well so far we’ve spent around £47m. Wage bill for this season should be in the region of £60-70m. Commercial revenue is suggested to be higher than ever before at £14/15m. Operating costs were around £19m in the PL last time. Doing some back of fag packet maths that leaves around £50-60m from the £135-145m expected total revenues this season. So purely from a future income / expenditure perspective it works out (for now).
Then you consider of that £50m (let’s round up cause of agent fees) spend so far, only around a quarter of that is upfront, so in cash flow around £12.5m goes out. We’ve received a fee for Bobby Thomas and might yet sell another player here or there. Perhaps there was even some cash left over from last season, or perhaps there’s been some extra investment into the ALK investment vehicles, but of course those two points are speculative.
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I just mean our tv money will be around 105m so we could be banking on spending it all and staying upRVclaret wrote: ↑Thu Aug 03, 2023 9:04 pmNot sure that’s accurate.
Posted this on the other thread:
Well so far we’ve spent around £47m. Wage bill for this season should be in the region of £60-70m. Commercial revenue is suggested to be higher than ever before at £14/15m. Operating costs were around £19m in the PL last time. Doing some back of fag packet maths that leaves around £50-60m from the £135-145m expected total revenues this season. So purely from a future income / expenditure perspective it works out (for now).
Then you consider of that £50m (let’s round up cause of agent fees) spend so far, only around a quarter of that is upfront, so in cash flow around £12.5m goes out. We’ve received a fee for Bobby Thomas and might yet sell another player here or there. Perhaps there was even some cash left over from last season, or perhaps there’s been some extra investment into the ALK investment vehicles, but of course those two points are speculative.
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Well no, still incorrect. There is a wage bill of ~70m and operating expenses of ~20m that need paying… from the tv money.123EasyasBFC wrote: ↑Thu Aug 03, 2023 9:06 pmI just mean our tv money will be around 105m so we could be banking on spending it all and staying up
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Right that’s fine your correct, it really didn’t need to be that big of a deal, in theory though we could still be sending what would equate to our tv money
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Re: Transfer budget
Be interesting to see what our transfer budget is and how its funded