Revenue will go down, but so will wages by at least 30% due to the clauses that will able been inserted for such an eventuality. Only N'Zambia of the big earners would possibly be without a clause for a wage reduction but then that's irrelevant with that boil being lanced come May.
Quote from: Ads on January 31, 2016, 05:41:52 PMRevenue will go down, but so will wages by at least 30% due to the clauses that will able been inserted for such an eventuality. Only N'Zambia of the big earners would possibly be without a clause for a wage reduction but then that's irrelevant with that boil being lanced come May.You reckon these clowns have had the gumption to put in relegation clauses?
We have a few players here and there on big money....Richards, Gabby, CNZ.I struggle to believe our total wage bill is anywhere near top half for this league, more like bottom 6 which reflects our annual finishing position.The trouble is when you cut it to the bone and go down...it will then go back to being one of the higher in the championship, our revenue streams will be reduced so I'm guessing but we'd start to become in a bit of trouble with FFP which a few other relegated teams like Blackburn and Cardiff have had embargos put on them.
Quote from: SoccerHQ on January 31, 2016, 05:15:40 PMWe have a few players here and there on big money....Richards, Gabby, CNZ.I struggle to believe our total wage bill is anywhere near top half for this league, more like bottom 6 which reflects our annual finishing position.The trouble is when you cut it to the bone and go down...it will then go back to being one of the higher in the championship, our revenue streams will be reduced so I'm guessing but we'd start to become in a bit of trouble with FFP which a few other relegated teams like Blackburn and Cardiff have had embargos put on them.Just as depressing as not signing anyone is CNZ and Agbonlahor have not been offloaded.
Quote from: SoccerHQ on January 31, 2016, 05:15:40 PMWe have a few players here and there on big money....Richards, Gabby, CNZ.I struggle to believe our total wage bill is anywhere near top half for this league, more like bottom 6 which reflects our annual finishing position.The trouble is when you cut it to the bone and go down...it will then go back to being one of the higher in the championship, our revenue streams will be reduced so I'm guessing but we'd start to become in a bit of trouble with FFP which a few other relegated teams like Blackburn and Cardiff have had embargos put on them.wages are 9thTurnover 9th highest, £117m (up from £84m in 2013)Gate and matchday £13mTV and broadcasting £73mCommercial £22mSponsorship £9mWage bill Joint 9th highest, £69m (down from £72m)Wages as proportion of turnover 59%Loss before tax £4m (following £52m loss in 2013)Net debt £102mthe 3 biggest avenues of revenue are going to take a hammering
Quote from: ez on January 31, 2016, 06:22:36 PMQuote from: SoccerHQ on January 31, 2016, 05:15:40 PMWe have a few players here and there on big money....Richards, Gabby, CNZ.I struggle to believe our total wage bill is anywhere near top half for this league, more like bottom 6 which reflects our annual finishing position.The trouble is when you cut it to the bone and go down...it will then go back to being one of the higher in the championship, our revenue streams will be reduced so I'm guessing but we'd start to become in a bit of trouble with FFP which a few other relegated teams like Blackburn and Cardiff have had embargos put on them.Just as depressing as not signing anyone is CNZ and Agbonlahor have not been offloaded.totally agree but nzog is a free agent at the end of the season and no one is stupid enough to take flabby
Quote from: oswald funkletrumpet on January 31, 2016, 06:17:00 PMQuote from: SoccerHQ on January 31, 2016, 05:15:40 PMWe have a few players here and there on big money....Richards, Gabby, CNZ.I struggle to believe our total wage bill is anywhere near top half for this league, more like bottom 6 which reflects our annual finishing position.The trouble is when you cut it to the bone and go down...it will then go back to being one of the higher in the championship, our revenue streams will be reduced so I'm guessing but we'd start to become in a bit of trouble with FFP which a few other relegated teams like Blackburn and Cardiff have had embargos put on them.wages are 9thTurnover 9th highest, £117m (up from £84m in 2013)Gate and matchday £13mTV and broadcasting £73mCommercial £22mSponsorship £9mWage bill Joint 9th highest, £69m (down from £72m)Wages as proportion of turnover 59%Loss before tax £4m (following £52m loss in 2013)Net debt £102mthe 3 biggest avenues of revenue are going to take a hammeringWages aren't 9th. For last season we were 13th and I've no doubt our wage bill is less this season. Our revenue has also fallen behind West Ham and Southampton and we are only 11th now.