Deloitte Money League - up to 8th

[Raziel]

I dunno if you hadn't realised but the land sale by Real Madrid was over 20 years ago and was for less than 245m. That isn't what is making them sustainable today in 2024.

Bro you're just trying to change reality to fit your own narrative. About half the clubs in the list are working to sustainable means. It's really only Chelsea, City and PSG that buck that trend.

Barca is a slightly different story, they have high revenues and high costs but the very strict La Liga spending rules that have hampered them in recent years, not an actual lack of income or cash flow to a lesser extent.

The Real Madrid land sale is not relevant, yes they have (and a lot of European clubs have) worked to a sustainable model recently

Barca is fudged mate, massive debt, they have sold component/futures/rights forward for years, no amount of income is going to help them out of that position.

The reality is (to your point perhaps), lots of clubs (lesser so in PL) are working towards sustainability (as if it's some big fudging surprise that a business model should work vs. being a constant money pit). We have always run that way, so hopefully for all the handicaps it's given us in the past, it provides some advantage now.

 

[Gutter Boy]

Dont know why the top line is that important how are we doing on the bottom line?

Forster has almost goten down to it

 

[Grays_1890]

The Real Madrid land sale is not relevant, yes they have (and a lot of European clubs have) worked to a sustainable model recently

Barca is fudged mate, massive debt, they have sold component/futures/rights forward for years, no amount of income is going to help them out of that position.

The reality is (to your point perhaps), lots of clubs (lesser so in PL) are working towards sustainability (as if it's some big fudging surprise that a business model should work vs. being a constant money pit). We have always run that way, so hopefully for all the handicaps it's given us in the past, it provides some advantage now.

And with more diverse income it makes us by far more resilient than anyone else

 

[parklane1]

So Levy was right then

Damn him.

 

[Bullet]

I dunno if you hadn't realised but the land sale by Real Madrid was over 20 years ago and was for less than 245m. That isn't what is making them sustainable today in 2024.

Hmm; don't forget that that 245m is what allowed them to buy every galactico under the sun and build themselves into a global giant. That must not be forgotten. They would have struggled a lot without that money, that was an ENORMOUS sum of money 20 years ago.

 

[Bishop]

Hmm; don't forget that that 245m is what allowed them to buy every galactico under the sun and build themselves into a global giant. That must not be forgotten. They would have struggled a lot without that money, that was an ENORMOUS sum of money 20 years ago.

It was but his claim was that they are run in an unsustainable manner today. The land sale 20+ years ago isn't the source of their sustainability today in 2024. They do well selling from their youth system and actually had a few years in the last 10 where they have actually made a transfer profit.

 

[Bullet]

It was but his claim was that they are run in an unsustainable manner today. The land sale 20+ years ago isn't the source of their sustainability today in 2024. They do well selling from their youth system and actually had a few years in the last 10 where they have actually made a transfer profit.

Hmm but we must not gloss over the fact that they are sustainable now because of their previous wrongdoings. You shouldn't praise a billionaire for living a good life nowadays, living a sustainable life, and ignore the fact he ruined thousands of lives to get to billionaire status.
It is true they are sustainable but that is because of their previous wrongdoings.

 

[Lilbaz]

Man utd aren't really sustainable. Their debt keeps on rising and the interest rates are high. They make huge amounts of money though.

 

[Bullet]

As per the thread title. Our revenues are now the 8th highest in the World (up from 10th). Last year's revenues saw us overtake Arsenal and Chelsea to become the highest grossing club in London.

The revenue does include our run to the CL final. However it does not include a full season in the new stadium.

Full details and report: here

Bit strange that this post was from January 2020 and... is... the same news as today? Up to 8th, overtaking Arse and Cheats.
Anyway, looking at the link you posted (https://www2.deloitte.com/uk/en/pag.../articles/deloitte-football-money-league.html) I can make a cheeky little Cann table of turnover, to show how awesome Spurs are:

EUR millions:
830 Real Madrid cheated 20 years ago / Emirates Marketing Project were and are cheats
820
810
800 PSG are cheats / Barca are f*cked soon hopefully, how many levers can they pull?
790
780
770
760
750 Man Utd are continuously scraped dry by vultures
740 Bayern Munich are sponsored beyond reason
730
720
710
700
690
680 Liverpool
670
660
650
640
630 Tottenham Hotspur
620
610
600
590 Cheats owe Putin £2.5bn and owe Boehly £1bn but at least they managed to drag themselves into the top half of the Prem
580
570
560
550
540
530 Arse of Woolwich
520
510
500
490
480
470
460
450
440
430 Juventus
420 Dortmund
410
400
390 AC Milan
380 Inter Milan
370
360 Atletico Madrid
350
340
330
320
310
300
290 Saudi Sportswashing Machine are cheats, Eintracht Frankfurt (wtf I did not expect them to be here)
280 Wet Spam are up here, who knew, what the heck?
270 Napoli
260 Marseille

 

[Bullet]

Edit - in that article they say it used to be Leicester, Leeds and Everton in the top 20.

Bye bye guys, sorry to see you go, such a real shame that your CHEATING has come back to bite you.