If my business didnt make a profit i could try and blame the manager ,but not ten times
Apologies.
With owners about a gazzillion.
On a scale of 1-10 how much of a prick would you say you are?
No Nick.. I'm asking YOU! You made the statement, back it up!Ask Stupot for his graph.
What were the losses in the Championship?
I am not too sure people seem to be understanding, if we had 50k in 2006 or not it doesn't matter if we were spending shit loads of money we didn't have at the time as it would have gone into that.
No Nick.. I'm asking YOU! You made the statement, back it up!
I think we turned over between 4-6 million that year. (Happy to be corrected on that).
Also made a hefty loss.
Didn't well sell Juke, Turner and Gunnar? Also free up the wages of Westwood and King. At least £2mil in profit that year in sales alone, only spent £500k on players.
Didn't well sell Juke, Turner and Gunnar? Also free up the wages of Westwood and King. At least £2mil in profit that year in sales alone, only spent £500k on players.
Think we received an undisclosed fee, was going by this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011–12_Coventry_City_F.C._seasonGunnar walked mate.
You "Think" we turned over between 4-6 million... Is that a Grenduffy "Estimation"
LMFAO....No accounts published for Coventry City or Portsmouth, Yet you think we made a "Hefty Loss"
We brought in 4 players, got rid of 14....Yes, but it isn't just money in from transfers and money out on transfers is it?
We brought in 4 players, got rid of 14....
The whole point is, they decreased these budgets regardless of fans turning up, we can now see that by just looking back..
Think we received an undisclosed fee, was going by this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011–12_Coventry_City_F.C._season
They were claiming to lose £500k per month that year with rent at £100k per month, they said it was 'killing them', yet made double the rent cost on player sales... like Juke.... which sent us down without a hope.So the club made a profit?
They were claiming to lose £500k per month that year with rent at £100k per month, they said it was 'killing them', yet made double the rent cost on player sales... like Juke.... which sent us down without a hope.
So still a fee was received, on top of Jukes and Turners, wages saved on Westwood and King, yet still only signed 4 players all season, got relegated, budget clearly slashed, regardless of the fans 'not turning up'No mate Gunnar went to Cardiff on a free(Saw out his contract at Coventry) but Coventry received compensation because he was under 24 years old
So still a fee was received, on top of Jukes and Turners, wages saved on Westwood and King, yet still only signed 4 players all season, got relegated, budget clearly slashed, regardless of the fans 'not turning up'
Taken from SG's book: "CCFC was balance sheet insolvent, incurring regular substantial annual losses, and a loss of £5m on the annual turnover of £10m in 2011/12" - this was a quote from Judge Hickinbottom.
I think it is pretty safe to assume that we made a loss that season - regardless of transfers in/out. We had a number if high earners at the club, were paying £100k a month in rent and crowds had fallen to their lowest level since we have moved to the Ricoh.
Agree mate, SISU let at least 6-8 players walk, including Wood, Crainie, Murphy, Westwood, King, Baker(Bomb Squad)So still a fee was received, on top of Jukes and Turners, wages saved on Westwood and King, yet still only signed 4 players all season, got relegated, budget clearly slashed, regardless of the fans 'not turning up'
Agree mate, SISU let at least 6-8 players walk, including Wood, Crainie, Murphy, Westwood, King, Baker(Bomb Squad)
I think we turned over between 4-6 million that year. (Happy to be corrected on that).
Also made a hefty loss.
Turnover was £10.8m (loss of £4m) which put us in the bottom 4 turnovers in the league - larger than Peterboroughs but smaller than Watfords. Interstingly Watford are the only club that had a lower turnover than Forest on that graph not to have subsequently relegated to league one, but their turnover shot up from £11.2m (lost £6.9m) that season to £18.1m (loss £2.4m) the following season.You "Think" we turned over between 4-6 million... Is that a Grenduffy "Estimation"
LMFAO....No accounts published for Coventry City or Portsmouth, Yet you think we made a "Hefty Loss"
na. Any fan ownership worth its salt would engage locally with large businesses. Look to encourage fans to have a say in how the can grow revenue and plough all income into the club to try and make it grow etc etc
I would expect the difference to be that the fans had the best interests of the club at heart.Do you want ccfc to owe joy any more money than already?
What would you do if fans ran the club and did it as break even?
It would still be break even and need the fans to fill the ground to enable bigger budgets.I would expect the difference to be that the fans had the best interests of the club at heart.
I am talking about from a caring for the club perspective.It would still be break even and need the fans to fill the ground to enable bigger budgets.
(I've said a fair few points on how it could be done differently also)
I am talking about from a caring for the club perspective.
Not read the whole thread - but for future protests at home we must do our best to inform the away fans.
Sheff United had some legitimate complaints about travelling all the way on a week night without prior warning. I think they had good reason to be annoyed up to a point. (Whistles etc).
Future away fans would hopefully join in and help the cause.
Surely the whole point of the protest is to let people know.....I'll just ring everyone before hand and then we don't need to protest!Not read the whole thread - but for future protests at home we must do our best to inform the away fans.
Sheff United had some legitimate complaints about travelling all the way on a week night without prior warning. I think they had good reason to be annoyed up to a point. (Whistles etc).
Future away fans would hopefully join in and help the cause.
Come on - how can you defend the running of the club over the last nine years. It's not necessarily the investment - it's the lack of ambition that's turning fans away from the club.Then if it didn't work then that 10m would expected to be forgotten about.
CCFC is SISU! Can't wait for the penny to drop. The asset belongs to them.The money goes to CCFC for tickets, not SISU.
Not read the whole thread - but for future protests at home we must do our best to inform the away fans.
Sheff United had some legitimate complaints about travelling all the way on a week night without prior warning. I think they had good reason to be annoyed up to a point. (Whistles etc).
Future away fans would hopefully join in and help the cause.
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