Wage budget (3 Viewers)

CJ_covblaze

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Not sure this has been covered elsewhere but has anyone roughly worked out what our wage budget will is?

If we sell 2,000 per 'home' game (the upper reaches of what's possible) at an average of £11 a ticket the income from this will be £506,000 for the season.

I'm not 100% sure on the amount of money the club receives from TV and the FL this season but I do remember reading somewhere we received around £500,000 last season.

Merchandise sales wont be a lot but if the club sell 500 shirts at an average of £25 each that's £12,500. Can't imagine much more will be sold on top but for arguments sake I'll double it to £25,000.

Sponsorship/corporate income will be minimal and not really possible to put a value on.

F&B and parking is zero.

This equates to a turnover of £1,031,000.

We are allowed to spend 60% of this on the squad which is £618,600 or £11,896 per week which lets be honest is near as makes no difference nothing and pretty much confirms the rumour that Baker, Murphy and Clarke have been told to leave. In fact I'd hazard a guess that the Broad Street 5 would blow this figure on their own (GM - 6, SJ - 2.5, Malaga - 1.5, WE - 1.5, CD - 1.5).

I havent included things such as a big cup away day as we'd have to win at least 2 games in either competition and tbh I can't see that happening. Even if we did win two games there's no guarantee we'd get a Spurs or Arsenal again.

This becomes even more apparent when you take out SCMP and just consider other costs. £260,000 for rent, £200,000-250,000 for coaching staff, office staff £60,000-100,000, VAT and other HMRC, the Academy, insurance, accountancy ect. This is all before Fisher and Labovitch are paid!

Have I missed something or is this about right?
 

Danceswithhorses

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I and a few others have written on here before, that this season (amazingly), is not the real problem.
Yes this season is going to be bad, but when SCMP (FFP) kicks in next year, we are in real deep shite based on this year's appalling turnover figures, if as forecast, we play our games at sixfields.
Your rough calculations show just how low our wages budget could be next year ie maybe as low a £12000pw...for the whole squad
Yes the figures are guestimates, but it does indicate that huge cuts to the players budget will come.
 

skybluebal

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The move to Northampton has never made any business sense.

How's your business cycle looking Mr Fisher?

There is no business case or business sense in anything SISU are doing. Isn't that very strange consdering they are a financial organisation :eek: What organisation appears to deliberately want to lose money:thinking about:
 

CJ_covblaze

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I and a few others have written on here before, that this season (amazingly), is not the real problem.
Yes this season is going to be bad, but when SCMP (FFP) kicks in next year, we are in real deep shite based on this year's appalling turnover figures, if as forecast, we play our games at sixfields.
Your rough calculations show just how low our wages budget could be next year ie maybe as low a £12000pw...for the whole squad
Yes the figures are guestimates, but it does indicate that huge cuts to the players budget will come.

SCMP is in force now. Not looking good is it?!
 

chilled

Member
I thought the penalty for not conforming to financial fair play means you cannot play in Europe .....what are the other penalties ? .....oh by the way ..sisu also made half a million pounds by not having to pay rent arrears in the cva ?
 

italiahorse

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There is no business case or business sense in anything SISU are doing. Isn't that very strange consdering they are a financial organisation :eek: What organisation appears to deliberately want to lose money:thinking about:

There business relies on stressing Companies like the Ricoh picking it up for nothing and selling on.
Or in the case of CCFC in 2008 picking it up for nothing, reformatting it and selling on at profit.

The second point they have failed on so it relies on the first point happening.
 

CJ_covblaze

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The FL will use their discretion on the penalty. It could be points. The FL email notifying the club about the annual embargo is already in their drafts folder to send out at 5pm on 28th Feb no doubt.
 

CJ_covblaze

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Sorry, i didnt word my post very well.
I meant to imply SCMO will really kick in next year, when our revenue is low, but i agree it looks like im saying it actually starts next year - doh !

No probs :) Can see what you mean now. The FL review every club's situation on a monthly basis and can impose a penalty at any time. Quite how they can do this with out a balance sheet I don't know!
 

CJ_covblaze

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Sorry, i didnt word my post very well.
I meant to imply SCMO will really kick in next year, when our revenue is low, but i agree it looks like im saying it actually starts next year - doh !

No probs :) Can see what you mean now. The FL review every club's situation on a monthly basis and can impose a penalty at any time. Quite how they can do this without a balance sheet I don't know!
 

Nonleagueherewecome

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There is no business case or business sense in anything SISU are doing. Isn't that very strange consdering they are a financial organisation :eek: What organisation appears to deliberately want to lose money:thinking about:


Tax loss adjustahhhhhhh, as Mark E smith would accuse.
 

chilled

Member
If that's the case how do the likes of real Madrid get by with spending 100million and the rest of it on players .......that's one balance sheet that will not balance ?
 

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