skybluecam
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Inspired by a discussion in the other thread.
Go £90mWell what if we spend £85m what do I vote for
& Noorgard & Mbuemo... I get your point.Just need to have Ivan Toney and David Reya knocking about already.
£100mWell what if we spend £85m what do I vote for
Think we can spend 80% of our revenue on transfers an wages, so if we earn 120m we can spend 96mAnybody know how the change from PSR to SCR might affect us?
So 96m transfers and wages isn’t great is it?Think we can spend 80% of our revenue on transfers an wages, so if we earn 120m we can spend 96m
When we sign players the spend is amortized over the length of the contract and appears as a loss on the accounts because we would no longer have the assets. So even if the cash flow is covered from income, the loss is still made eventually unless some or all of the players are sold on.
The transfers aren’t gonna be paid all at once are they. They’re amortised over the length of the contract. On top of that that’s just the TV money. We’ll probably end up earning around 160m.So 96m transfers and wages isn’t great is it?
On the transfer fee the only thing hitting the P&L would be amortisation.Not sure about the accounting there.
I would expect:
On purchase CR Bank acc. DR Player Assets. So no Profit and Loss impact: all balance sheet.
Then each year: CR Player Assets. DR P/L. So the Loss is only shown on the amortisation each year, which is hopefully mitigated from other income.
Unless... We only pay a proportion of the fee each year, which has been suggested as how the market works. In which case there would be a contingent asset account for the player full value but the P/L would be the same.
Any accountants here? Do you agree?
You cant pay transfer fees over 8 years now though. As I understand it they now have to be paid off over 5 yearsThe transfers aren’t gonna be paid all at once are they. They’re amortised over the length of the contract. On top of that that’s just the TV money. We’ll probably end up earning around 160m.
a 20m player over 5 years is 4m for the purposes of the SCR - it’s how Chelsea were signing players and why they were offering 8 year contracts
You can pay them off over what you want - balance sheet is different to SCR - it’s only worked out over the contract length for SCRYou cant pay transfer fees over 8 years now though. As I understand it they now have to be paid off over 5 years
You can pay them off over what you want - balance sheet is different to SCR - it’s only worked out over the contract length for SCR
Yeah that’s the period it’s considered being paid - the spread, if doug wanted to pay 100m over 10 yrs he can. But the balance sheet would read 20m each of 5 years
- Amortization: While transfer fees are often paid in instalments, UEFA rules restrict the amortization (accounting spread) of a player's cost to a maximum of five years, even if the contract is longer.
Wouldn’t that make the annual accounts a nonsense and fictitious?Yeah that’s the period it’s considered being paid - the spread, if doug wanted to pay 100m over 10 yrs he can. But the balance sheet would read 20m each of 5 years
No becuase the balance sheet that goes to companies house is slightly different to the figures considered for SCR.Wouldn’t that make the annual accounts a nonsense and fictitious?
It's a good job really isn't it or we're getting into slavery territory?
- Amortization: While transfer fees are often paid in instalments, UEFA rules restrict the amortization (accounting spread) of a player's cost to a maximum of five years, even if the contract is longer.
Of course we will do.Don't forget the £50m or so of losses accrued in getting out of the championship. I really don't get the impression the club is about to drop anything close to £100m on summer transfers.