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True, I think in the last set of accounts the TV and solidarity payment was strangely high - £8.9m. Swiss Ramble estimates the average is between £7m-£8m.

£10k.

Rebecca Shortland and Suzette are definitely still there. Admittedly I'd never heard of the other two.

Add in increased sponsorship revenue, F&B, parking (assuming we receive percentages of both) and increased merchandise sales.

Well, I think they probably do need a sale. I've given the reasons for that in previous posts. Burnley have shown their hand far too quickly - likely due to inexperience on Kompany's end - and as a result have positioned the club into a fairly reasonable negotiating position, granted that could...

Like I said he'd never openly admit that, regardless of whether the club genuinely needs a sale or not.

Regardless of whether it's true or not do you honestly believe he'd commit himself to saying that? He'd obliterate any chance of the club receiving even a half decent fee by openly admitting that it needed to sell a player.

From their website: Head of Commercial: Tynan Scope Commercial Administrator: Suzette Johnson Events Executive: Rebecca Shortland CRM Executive: Alistair Whelan Matchday Hospitality Executive: Danae Hamer

They're leaches but they're clever as they've realised there's a market for high interest loans to English clubs. I believe Sunderland and Southampton have also taken loans from them.

I attended the race day which seemed pretty successful. It's a different dynamic now though. As shown by the end of season awards if the club puts on a decent event it'll be well attended.

Yeah Covid obviously stopped the events but what I found/find a bit strange was nothing really was planned last season, especially when things began to get back to normal, and like you said I don't recall hearing anything penned in the calendar for this year either.

A few of his posts have been pretty contradictory as of late. However, there's seemingly a lot of Chinese whispers surrounding O'Hare at the minute though and I'd imagine those probably extend to within the industry as well as there's narratives likely coming from all sides - O'Hare's agent, the...

It wasn't the owner directly. It was loaned by MSD Holdings and has a near 10% interest rate attached.

This is just from the top of my head but... I was speaking to a former Chairman of a PL club last summer and he said something pretty interesting. He mentioned that the industry is actually a lot more collaborative than most would think, in terms of fellow CEOs being more than happy to bounce...

Bit of a bizarre article. Regardless of whether the club needs to sell for its own reasons, it reads as if we have no place in placing a high price tag on our own players.

Yep. From memory he's also a Brentford fan from childhood and would reportedly lend them money - interest free - prior to physically buying the club. It's laughable fans think we operate even remotely similar to Brentford.

There are some questionable inclusions in there. Ben Woodburn is laughable.

It's not just Toney though look at the fees spent on players such as Watkins, Jansson, Henry, Norgaard, Jota, Maupey, Benrahma in the Championship. Their model is not only built on substantial reinvestment of prior transfer fees, but also a healthy backing from their owner. Not from the...

I don't particularly mind Boddy. But in order to maximise our commercial revenue - which really is vital due to how the club operates/zero help from SISU - we probably could do with someone better at the helm. The club is pretty unimaginative with its commercial strategy/finding alternative...

Last summer the club's turnover would've been boosted significantly by the Ricoh return which I'd imagine would've acted as a stopgap and mitigated any need for player sales. Sponsorship increased (many businesses distanced themselves from the club while we were at St Andrews), the club posted...