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Wrexham not half the side without Moore. Actually move the ball quite nicely but lack a presence up front.

That Ipswich home game we really did show far too much respect

The great complainers love a cynical foul themselves

Ipswich never stop complaining

I think that and Southampton are the most difficult of the ones left

Season tickets more expensive now than 20 years ago

Yes, I'm glad you've finally agreed. Well done

The argument is about Tottenham's accounts for the season before last season AKTCHULLY

It's not that they have to pay Chansiri as such, it's that the EFL rules require at least a 25p in the £ settlement for non football creditors is not being met. His debt is £60m.

Good old Astute, he's nothing if not consistent

No, it does not say anywhere in the report that Spurs lost £129m last year. It just states that £26m loss sparks mentioned converted to Euros.

This is the UEFA report that the £129m figure supposedly comes from. I can find nothing in it to substantiate that claim. The figures in the UEFA report are based on the same accounts on CH. https://cdn.vev.design/private/aTCxVXgBbmVvmw45NvpIseApVuy2/1kgtc5-uefa-benchmkaring-ecfil-report-2024.pdf

OK mate. I'm just off to report Spurs and their auditors.

Explain to me the cash loss from player amortisation

That £24m includes player amortisation which as we know is a fairly meaningless paper figure anyway.

Squad valued at £420m and stadium and other infrastructure at £2bn. Even the repayments on their massive stadium debt are tiny when compared to their turnover, £10m per year which is peanuts to them. They've got £90m in cash in the bank.

I've just looked at their accounts, it does not show a loss of £129m anywhere. On everyday income v expenditure they are doing very nicely indeed.

They didn't lose £129m last year. Their Retained Earnings increased by £46m and now sits at £372m.

Where have you got that from?

His maturity and leadership is also top drawer, agreed that he is a future England goalkeeper