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More losses for Blackburn
£124m since the venkys took over now according to this set of tweets.
https://twitter.com/KieranMaguire/statu ... 90753?s=19" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
https://twitter.com/KieranMaguire/statu ... 90753?s=19" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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This reminds me of the Stuart Adamson thread.Quickenthetempo wrote:£124m since the venkys took over now according to this set of tweets.
https://twitter.com/KieranMaguire/statu ... 90753?s=19" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Just as you sow you shall reap.....
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I’m no accountant, is that saying their full year revenues are £10m?
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Bizarre set up there, spending £124m for all the glamour and exposure owning a provincial League One / Championship club gets you.
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Just wait until RoyboyClaret and ClaretForever go through it. They simplify it well.PWBFC wrote:I’m no accountant, is that saying their full year revenues are £10m?
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Full year revenue was £10.2m, and their wages alone were £15.7m (154% of turnover). You’ve then got your operating costs etc.PWBFC wrote:I’m no accountant, is that saying their full year revenues are £10m?
Haven’t they also agreed to pay about £6-7m for a player in January? Startling.
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FFP rearing its head again maybe ???Claretforever wrote:Full year revenue was £10.2m, and their wages alone were £15.7m (154% of turnover). You’ve then got your operating costs etc.
Haven’t they also agreed to pay about £6-7m for a player in January? Startling.
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Never heard of him.Claretforever wrote:
Haven’t they also agreed to pay about £6-7m for a player in January? Startling.
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Does that ever get enforced?Bosscat wrote:FFP rearing its head again maybe ???
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Ray Startling. Plays a bit like Sterling.
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I've always said Blackburn are a right set of tweets.Quickenthetempo wrote:£124m since the venkys took over now according to this set of tweets.
https://twitter.com/KieranMaguire/statu ... 90753?s=19" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Its their poor use if Stirling thats got them in this mess...MT03ALG wrote:Ray Startling. Plays a bit like Sterling.
JW must be spinning in his plot...
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Clarice's son?MT03ALG wrote:Ray Startling. Plays a bit like Sterling.
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They are still doing pretty well despite it all. I was hoping they would have gone out of business by now or in the bottom tier
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Does anyone know if the Venkys own any other UK businesses that they could be writing these losses off against?
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Catch 22 - If they didn't have the Venkys they perhaps wouldn't have been managed so badly but if they didn't have the Venkys' funds this kind of debt would see a club of their size in far more trouble than they already are - Bolton are the closest example and they have had a near constant threat of liquidation/administration for the past 3-4 years.JohnDearyMe wrote:They are still doing pretty well despite it all. I was hoping they would have gone out of business by now or in the bottom tier
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Isn't it strange how bastards no longer protest over the Venkys.
Maybe it's finally dawned on them, that without them picking up the tab every season, they would indeed be out of the league.
Maybe it's finally dawned on them, that without them picking up the tab every season, they would indeed be out of the league.
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Oh yeah. I'd forgot about Rovers. How are they doing? Aside from the losses.
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Apparently they are laughing at us being in a division higher than them or something.
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Oh no. Right in the feelsLancasterclaret wrote:Apparently they are laughing at us being in a division higher than them or something.

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Post #6, first picture second paragraph. It’s ourely Blackburn a Rovers.Rowls wrote:Does anyone know if the Venkys own any other UK businesses that they could be writing these losses off against?
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No, because tax losses can only be written off within the legal definition of a group of companies, not other companies owned by the same individuals. They might eventually get a personal UK Capital Gains Tax loss which they could offset against UK capital gains, if they have any.Rowls wrote:Does anyone know if the Venkys own any other UK businesses that they could be writing these losses off against?
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What's the Government grant of £1.125M due for repayment?
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Shame you missed notes 10 and 14 out.
Assets that don't appear to be very valuable
Assets that don't appear to be very valuable
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Think it was for fumigation and installing electricity and sanitation!775claret wrote:What's the Government grant of £1.125M due for repayment?

Oh and for turning the seats to face away from the pitch.
And putting a new roof on the old Darwen End.
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Negative goodwill on the balance sheet.......
Quality!!!!! Is that something to do with us!!!
Quality!!!!! Is that something to do with us!!!
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Ewood and Brockhall perhaps?dpinsussex wrote:Shame you missed notes 10 and 14 out.
Assets that don't appear to be very valuable
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If my maths is right than a loss of £10 million is just over £27,000 a day.
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They could balance their books with a simple addition
Fixed Assets
Comedy Value = Priceless
Fixed Assets
Comedy Value = Priceless
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Another promise fallen through
Another season passes by you
Another season passes by you
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Intangeables. Ie something that isn't touchable usually goodwill. Possibly player value ??Bosscat wrote:Ewood and Brockhall perhaps?
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The bottom line loss for the year is £15.2m ...up from £7.1m from the year ending March 2017.
Total turnover from all forms of income was indeed £10.2m, down from £16.1m from the previous year, when they'd have received Championship TV money, rather than League 1 TV money in the most recent figures. Profit on player disposals was only £1m, whereas it was £11.7m the previous year.
Their continued existance is only by the goodwill of the Venkys, who have increased the " Share Capital " ( see note 22 ) of the Company ( ie: pumped money in by issuing further shares ) by £20,772,156 over the 12 months to March 2018.
In simple terms, Venkys have funded them to the tune of £399,465 a week, for the year ending March 2018. That's perhaps why some of the fans have gone quiet on the " Venkys Out " front !!

Total turnover from all forms of income was indeed £10.2m, down from £16.1m from the previous year, when they'd have received Championship TV money, rather than League 1 TV money in the most recent figures. Profit on player disposals was only £1m, whereas it was £11.7m the previous year.
Their continued existance is only by the goodwill of the Venkys, who have increased the " Share Capital " ( see note 22 ) of the Company ( ie: pumped money in by issuing further shares ) by £20,772,156 over the 12 months to March 2018.
In simple terms, Venkys have funded them to the tune of £399,465 a week, for the year ending March 2018. That's perhaps why some of the fans have gone quiet on the " Venkys Out " front !!


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Further to the above, the excellent " Swiss Ramble " has analysed the Rovers accounts in his usual brilliant fashion on his blog .... making them understandable even for those of us with no experience of such matters ...
https://twitter.com/SwissRamble/status/ ... 4293143552
Update: Sorry, this was for the previous years accounts...I was misled by a thread on BRFCS !!
https://twitter.com/SwissRamble/status/ ... 4293143552
Update: Sorry, this was for the previous years accounts...I was misled by a thread on BRFCS !!

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Imagine one of them from’t other side looking at those accounts.
Look away look away, hide your eyes
Look away look away, hide your eyes
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Ha! Was just going to post the same,sword for word....but thought someone would have got there first...and you did. Precisely!Jimmymaccer wrote:Negative goodwill on the balance sheet.......
Quality!!!!! Is that something to do with us!!!
Negative Goodwill must be us!
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You can clearly see where the bowls are empty
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The financial Blackburn hole of Calcutta.
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#snowballsrevengeJimmymaccer wrote:Negative goodwill on the balance sheet.......
Quality!!!!! Is that something to do with us!!!
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So it takes us around a month to turnover what they do in a year.
Interesting.
Interesting.
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Just catching up and on first looks there appears very little unexpected within these accounts, in fact they are pretty much as we predicted I recall on the Magic Money Tree thread. Blackburn owe a massive debt of gratitude to Venky's for their continuing investment with a total contribution now exceeding £100 million.
Little doubt that without that investment Blackburn would most certainly have entered administration, but the Indians clearly see it as a realistic risk and reward exercise. Even an input of those levels is of little consequence to a billion pound company and if they were to achieve a return to the Prem the financial rewards would eliminate the debt.
Just a word on the Total Income of £10.2m which is exactly as predicted. They lost their solidarity payment from the previous season in the Championship and, in League One, were solely reliant in gate receipts and a small amount of sponsorship. For context, the comparable figure for Burnley will be circa £21m but with a TV Income of £119m our Total Income will be around £140m. So a difference of some £130m Income with our neighbours.
From those figures it's not difficult to understand why our BoD place such emphasis on retaining our PL status above all else and goes some way to explaining why Sean Dyche was instructed to play a weakened side in those European games.
Little doubt that without that investment Blackburn would most certainly have entered administration, but the Indians clearly see it as a realistic risk and reward exercise. Even an input of those levels is of little consequence to a billion pound company and if they were to achieve a return to the Prem the financial rewards would eliminate the debt.
Just a word on the Total Income of £10.2m which is exactly as predicted. They lost their solidarity payment from the previous season in the Championship and, in League One, were solely reliant in gate receipts and a small amount of sponsorship. For context, the comparable figure for Burnley will be circa £21m but with a TV Income of £119m our Total Income will be around £140m. So a difference of some £130m Income with our neighbours.
From those figures it's not difficult to understand why our BoD place such emphasis on retaining our PL status above all else and goes some way to explaining why Sean Dyche was instructed to play a weakened side in those European games.
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Why waste all that energy trying to beat Olympiakos?Royboyclaret wrote:From those figures it's not difficult to understand why our BoD place such emphasis on retaining our PL status above all else and goes some way to explaining why Sean Dyche was instructed to play a weakened side in those European games.
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Sorry but must pick up on the last comment. Frankly suggesting any instruction to the ginger genius regarding picking a weakened side in Europe is utter BS. For a start if that was the case he would not have picked Pope at Aberdeen after 3 days training which would have avoided him getting injured. I’m pretty sure nobody at Board level will be instructing anything in terms of team selectionRoyboyclaret wrote:goes some way to explaining why Sean Dyche was instructed to play a weakened side in those European games.
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Not implying that we didn't want to progress in the Europa League, Spijed. Simply that the priority lay elsewhere.Spijed wrote:Why waste all that energy trying to beat Olympiakos?
Similar to Leicester tonight in their League Cup tie against City, they started with an unrecognisable team in view of their next two Prem games against Chelsea and Man City again.
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But that is Bs. We started with arguably the strongest available team in Aberdeen as picked by the manager. No relevance at all to a league cup tieRoyboyclaret wrote:Not implying that we didn't want to progress in the Europa League, Spijed. Simply that the priority lay elsewhere.
Similar to Leicester tonight in their League Cup tie against City, they started with an unrecognisable team in view of their next two Prem games against Chelsea and Man City again.
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Really don't want to hijack what is an interesting thread on the accounts of Blackburn Rovers, but Hibs, what was our back four in the game in Athens when it really mattered ?Hibsclaret wrote:But that is Bs. We started with arguably the strongest available team in Aberdeen as picked by the manager. No relevance at all to a league cup tie
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Negative goodwill is usually when something is sold off cheaply, maybe through desperation, although that’s speculation. Perhaps something to do with the share issue to introduce quick income to avoid a FFP breach?Jimmymaccer wrote:Negative goodwill on the balance sheet.......
Quality!!!!! Is that something to do with us!!!
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Agree re thread hijack but if you could explain the Dyche was instructed to play a weakened team comment please? Sorry that is nonsense.
He was getting players fit in the Europe campaign and thus used a number of changes across the games. This was squad rotation as much as anything but he certainly had no instruction to play weakened teams as you suggest.
If Ward played in Greece it was certainly our strongest left back for a start
He was getting players fit in the Europe campaign and thus used a number of changes across the games. This was squad rotation as much as anything but he certainly had no instruction to play weakened teams as you suggest.
If Ward played in Greece it was certainly our strongest left back for a start
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Don't take the statement too literally. I'm trying to highlight the fact that Dyche will be fully aware of the Clubs' priorities this season. He is merely an employee of the Club who has been rewarded with a lucrative contract and will give utmost priority to gaining points in the League.Hibsclaret wrote:Agree re thread hijack but if you could explain the Dyche was instructed to play a weakened team comment please? Sorry that is nonsense.
He was getting players fit in the Europe campaign and thus used a number of changes across the games. This was squad rotation as much as anything but he certainly had no instruction to play weakened teams as you suggest.
If Ward played in Greece it was certainly our strongest left back for a start
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If the Venky's are willing to keep funding them for the foreseeable future they could have a Championship budget of up to £30 Million a season and still comply with FFP.
Whether or not they are willing to chuck away £10 Million+ a year to keep the ship afloat while hoping that they are able to win promotion is another matter, i thought they'd have changed the plan years ago but it shows no signs of returning to a sane persons business model anytime soon.
Whether or not they are willing to chuck away £10 Million+ a year to keep the ship afloat while hoping that they are able to win promotion is another matter, i thought they'd have changed the plan years ago but it shows no signs of returning to a sane persons business model anytime soon.