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AjaxDeSuperYids
Drama queen
I think last years came out around this time last year.
Did previous years to last year tend to come out in December or later then?
Bedfordspurs
Arthur Rowe
Dunno
The American owners wont sell anyone cheap
I thought they did but just checked and 2020 results also came out in november. So yes hopefully they'll be out soon.
AjaxDeSuperYids
Drama queen
Yes last two set of accounts both came out on 23rd of November so presumably they are imminent. The results from those two accounts are below.
Bishop
Paul Stalteri
Neither would we.
I do wonder with United of putting them back on the stock market might be the wisest course of action it they want to generate the most amount of money. [emoji2379]
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AjaxDeSuperYids
Drama queen
Trying to forecast for up to June 2022 and up to June 2023 is interesting as the 2022 ones will be boosted by fans being back in the stadium but 2023 will have both that and at least a run to the CL last 16 so those results will be very positive. My rough estimates would be.
June 2022:
Match Receipts £100m
UEFA Prize Money £0m
TV and Media £120m
Commercial £170m
Revenue £390m
June 2023:
Match Receipts £120m (increase due to CL games)
UEFA Prize Money £50m (could be more if get QF)
TV and Media £145m
Commercial £170m
Revenue £485m
Not sure we can hazard a guess at profit though.
June 2022:
Match Receipts £100m
UEFA Prize Money £0m
TV and Media £120m
Commercial £170m
Revenue £390m
June 2023:
Match Receipts £120m (increase due to CL games)
UEFA Prize Money £50m (could be more if get QF)
TV and Media £145m
Commercial £170m
Revenue £485m
Not sure we can hazard a guess at profit though.
AjaxDeSuperYids
Drama queen
I guess the results for year ending June 2020 are not far off our peak revenue as they include nearly a full season of fans and a run to the CL last 16. But obviously covid dented other areas too.
I guess our usual year on year will range from £450m to £550m revenue depending on what we did in Europe during that year.
I guess our usual year on year will range from £450m to £550m revenue depending on what we did in Europe during that year.
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
Yeh I think the extra events, concerts will be telling. Should be a bumper year TBH
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
Must of received something for our ECL run?
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
I'm not sure how they (or if they do) split out the stadium income, but if you consider everything it generates for us....
Match day food and drinks
NFL
All other events....and the food and drink from those events..
Corporate days..
Stadium tours and skywalk..
I think that total will surprise some people.
If you compare that to the potential income from the old WHL...it is a game changer, and MOST importantly a game changer we are in control of.
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Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Must of received something for our ECL run?
I definitely bought a pint and burger at Mura, so my £12 should show at least.
Bullet
Luka Modric
Nah, Levy is a fool and should not have renovated WHL. Get with the program Richard. We are in debt and should be worried
Fingers crossed our numbers are flippin brilliant and we finally get to reap the rewards of 3 decades of austerity whilst others overspent money on players
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
I estimated that this next set of accounts should show revenue close to £450m
Next year's will likely be over £500m
metalgear
Nayim
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/s...-consortiums-potential-3BILLION-takeover.html
Liverpool global fan base makes them a much more exciting proposition than spurs' new stadium.
Poor timing as usual for Spurs?
Looking back we had to work though local riots, West Ham corporate espionate, the UK Government, a metal workshop, a financial crisis, 3-windows of no player investments, covid and now inflation. Never a dull day for Levy.
Liverpool global fan base makes them a much more exciting proposition than spurs' new stadium.
Poor timing as usual for Spurs?
Looking back we had to work though local riots, West Ham corporate espionate, the UK Government, a metal workshop, a financial crisis, 3-windows of no player investments, covid and now inflation. Never a dull day for Levy.
How is it poor timing for Spurs??? Liverpool and Utd being up for sale would only be an impact for us if we were up for sale which we are obviously not.
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
And that in itself shows the vision, single mindedness and resilience of the man. Many other football club owners couldn't be arsed with all that, to put it simply.
Many many clubs are yet to go through the new stadium cycle (or at least serious renovations)...not only have we done that (with bells on) but are beginning to break the ceiling of off field income.
Bedfordspurs
Arthur Rowe
Exciting?
The issue with a team like Liverpool is how much more scope to grow is there?
Ground is done and it’s still poor as a world class facility. It’s also a fan base that don’t take kind to increases in ticket prices
Always money to be made in commercial of course
But on the pitch they are recently successful
So how do you monetise global fan bases, especially with a huge chunk of these fans being from poorer countries and those that love a fake shirt
But they are bigger club for sure
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
I think thereare still two potential large increases for valuation of football clubs:
1. The inevitable move to an ESL/WSL competition.
2. Monetisation of streaming and social media.
Bedfordspurs
Arthur Rowe
Agree on both
But I don’t see them happening soon and anyone putting £3B upwards is looking at quicker returns IMO