radfordinlondon
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Nope.
From 143% of turnover to 148% of turnover. A ridiculous figure, especially with so few assets of worth that aren't academy.
Thats not last year tho right? Thats the year before?
Nope.
From 143% of turnover to 148% of turnover. A ridiculous figure, especially with so few assets of worth that aren't academy.
Its worth making the distinction between councillors who are elected and sit on the planning committee and officers who make recommendations according to national and local plans. Officers cannot accept gifts of any kind.
Thats not last year tho right? Thats the year before?
Thats not last year tho right? Thats the year before?
They absolutely can go to dinner.
It is right; the wage bill jumped for the second successive year, mainly due to paying players off; amortisation also increased, also as a direct result of paying players off.
Strip those losses out and the accounts do not look that bad; the key one revenue, has displayed an increase from around 18m when they purchased the Club to just short of 27m.
What those figures do not tell you is we could lose a similar amount in the current accounts and still fall within P & S; the Chairman has already indicated that the actual losses will not be anywhere near to that ballpark - the painful parts of absorbing right offs has already been taken and the current wage bill has been reduced to a workable level.
I also think revenue is key, rising revenue, new in house streaming service, new stadium- all of that points in the right direction imo
Having said that, crazy wage turnover ratios drag us back and slow progress so it does need addressing. Guess we have to wait till next year to see if we can make an impact on that front.
All the talk of 'green' zones, particularly transport. Was I the only one thnking theres a potential fan tax right there or am I just too cynical?On you tube now.Hoping to get planning " in the summer" More than ever convinced RBC just dragging their feet over the whole thing.
The imposition of a 25 man first team squad has been of immense help to us with regard to wages; that is now being reflected in the make up of the squad.
We could clear the decks this summer; send back the loans, do not offer contracts to those who have contracts up in June, and we could be down to around 18/19 players - and we will be in the same boat come the end of next season as well.
That is a great place for the manager to be; he needs to be left alone to build a squad which is capable of challenging.
Sooner or later the value of continuity will dawn on the hierarchy, and with the cost of change rising by the day, I'm guessing it will be sooner.