Aston Villa Group End of Year Accounts - year end May 31st 2022

[Bad English]

what expenditure have we clawed back on?

Half-time pints.

[olaftab]

what expenditure have we clawed back on?

Half-time pints.

I heard leftover balti pies are being used as part of staff wages😳

[AV82EC]

Bloody hell I haven’t been able to surf all day and I come on a thread dedicated to the club accounts and there’s nary a sniff of balance sheets, profit and loss, EBiTDA, FFP implications, commercial performance and a detailed breakdown of player trading and amortisation implications. All we’ve had is a damning indictment of Xia and Lerner.

What became of this once great site.

[Brazilian Villain]

What became of this once great site.

Too early to write it off yet.

[Risso]

Bloody hell I haven’t been able to surf all day and I come on a thread dedicated to the club accounts and there’s nary a sniff of balance sheets, profit and loss, EBiTDA, FFP implications, commercial performance and a detailed breakdown of player trading and amortisation implications. All we’ve had is a damning indictment of Xia and Lerner.

What became of this once great site.

The actual figures aren't showing on Companies House yet, so you'll have to wait a couple of day for amortisation chat.

[aj2k77]

Reduced revenue, not particularly good seeing as football is booming and prices has gone up again.

[Beard82]

Xia. What a c**t.

We should get that on one of those banners

[AV82EC]

Bloody hell I haven’t been able to surf all day and I come on a thread dedicated to the club accounts and there’s nary a sniff of balance sheets, profit and loss, EBiTDA, FFP implications, commercial performance and a detailed breakdown of player trading and amortisation implications. All we’ve had is a damning indictment of Xia and Lerner.

What became of this once great site.

The actual figures aren't showing on Companies House yet, so you'll have to wait a couple of day for amortisation chat.

I’ll get me coat.

But to get it in early I’m rather surprised/alarmed/furious/worried that the Turnover figs have gone backwards. I’m expecting yet another dismal commercial performance outside the TV money we get. #PurslowOut

[PeterWithesShin]

It's something like £2.6m for each league place, so finishing 3 places lower than the previous season means it dropped rather than went up a bit.

[nigel]

Our current owners really sorted us out. Next time someone complains about not spending enough on players, just remember, we may not have been here at all if they hadn't have come in.

So we can't expect to ever challenge for honours and have to remain grateful instead for them saving us, forever?

No Risso, it just puts things into perspective.

They still didn't spend enough in January.

I think they would have done if the players we wanted were readily available. My guess is they wasn’t, so they decided to wait.
Unai must have been promised funds otherwise there’s no way he would be here.
We’ll know more in the Summer if that’s a correct assumption

[andyh]

How many clubs can post a profit, not matter how small?
That’s miraculous in this day and age, surely?

[pauliewalnuts]

I saw some figures today that showed our turnover lower than that of the likes of Everton, Leicester, West Ham and .... fucking Wolves (last year's figures obvs).

Spurs more than 2.5x ours,

We've underperformed in this sense for years now, it needs to change. Commercial revenue is a big part of that.

In fact, here's the chart.



Also interesting to see that we're not turning over hugely more than the likes of Southampton and Brighton.

That's another part of being a 'big club' where we need to get our act together ASAP.

[hipkiss92]

And I doubt when NSWE bought us that they thought for a minute that Xia would pay.

Quite right, absolutely no chance. In any case, it's only payable because we got promoted and have stayed up, thus making the club many times more valuable.

Of course Lerner's mismanagement got us relegated in the first place.

[Beard82]

I saw some figures today that showed our turnover lower than that of the likes of Everton, Leicester, West Ham and .... fucking Wolves (last year's figures obvs).

Spurs more than 2.5x ours,

We've underperformed in this sense for years now, it needs to change. Commercial revenue is a big part of that.

In fact, here's the chart.



Also interesting to see that we're not turning over hugely more than the likes of Southampton and Brighton.

That's another part of being a 'big club' where we need to get our act together ASAP.

No way on earth Man Cities commerical revenue is bigger than Liverpool or Man City in real terms. 

[PeterWithesShin]

It's total income, but that graph doesn't strike me as accurate when it has Newcastle 17m behind Southampton.