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RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - RyanR - 11-04-2024
(11-04-2024, 04:13 PM)The reds Wrote:(11-04-2024, 04:02 PM)RyanR Wrote:(11-04-2024, 03:37 PM)The reds Wrote: NEW PSR Rules have been agreed in principle so Wages, Transfer costs and agent fees will be factored in for spend of 85% of Revenue
Transfer Costs will be amortisation of the transfer
Currently:
Our Revenue is 155m
Wages are 145m
Amortisation costs are 41m
Agent Fees are 4m
So currently running at 122% of Revenue - Serious work needed over the next window.
Sounds like we can start saying goodbye to Gibbs-White…
We ain't selling Gibbs-White should we stay up. Murillo will be the one to go.
I don’t think Murillo is complete enough yet for someone to pay £40 or £50m. He may well get there, but I think he needs another season to prove himself despite the potential
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - JollyLolly - 11-04-2024
Who wants to be in the PL anyway? more fun at the top of the Championship!
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - The reds - 11-04-2024
(11-04-2024, 04:57 PM)JollyLolly Wrote: Who wants to be in the PL anyway? more fun at the top of the Championship!
Well Leeds might be in a bit of bother if they get promoted, as they have 21.9m possible promotion bonuses to pay. It is all a joke.
Leicester are screwed coming up.
So should we stay up.
Everton likely to have another deduction next season.
Leicester will have a deduction next season
Leeds may have to sell some of better players.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - RyanR - 11-04-2024
(11-04-2024, 05:01 PM)The reds Wrote:(11-04-2024, 04:57 PM)JollyLolly Wrote: Who wants to be in the PL anyway? more fun at the top of the Championship!
Well Leeds might be in a bit of bother if they get promoted, as they have 21.9m possible promotion bonuses to pay. It is all a joke.
Leicester are screwed coming up.
So should we stay up.
Everton likely to have another deduction next season.
Leicester will have a deduction next season
Leeds may have to sell some of better players.
It’s clear that the rules aren’t working if the smaller clubs are put into a position where we either sell our best players or start the season with a points deduction. Everything is working against the teams outside the top 6
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Paplane - 11-04-2024
(11-04-2024, 05:13 PM)RyanR Wrote:(11-04-2024, 05:01 PM)The reds Wrote:(11-04-2024, 04:57 PM)JollyLolly Wrote: Who wants to be in the PL anyway? more fun at the top of the Championship!
Well Leeds might be in a bit of bother if they get promoted, as they have 21.9m possible promotion bonuses to pay. It is all a joke.
Leicester are screwed coming up.
So should we stay up.
Everton likely to have another deduction next season.
Leicester will have a deduction next season
Leeds may have to sell some of better players.
It’s clear that the rules aren’t working if the smaller clubs are put into a position where we either sell our best players or start the season with a points deduction. Everything is working against the teams outside the top 6
The whole system is screwed. It's not fit for purpose.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Salvatore Matrecano - 11-04-2024
(11-04-2024, 03:37 PM)The reds Wrote: NEW PSR Rules have been agreed in principle so Wages, Transfer costs and agent fees will be factored in for spend of 85% of Revenue
Transfer Costs will be amortisation of the transfer
Currently:
Our Revenue is 155m
Wages are 145m
Amortisation costs are 41m
Agent Fees are 4m
So currently running at 122% of Revenue - Serious work needed over the next window.
Now isn’t the time to be blaming and pointing fingers, staying up is the priority.
However we have to get smarter in our approach next season, we can’t be taking a punt as often as we have done in the past, it must be quality over quantity going forwards.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - DR Forest - 11-04-2024
(11-04-2024, 03:37 PM)The reds Wrote: NEW PSR Rules have been agreed in principle so Wages, Transfer costs and agent fees will be factored in for spend of 85% of Revenue
Transfer Costs will be amortisation of the transfer
Currently:
Our Revenue is 155m
Wages are 145m
Amortisation costs are 41m
Agent Fees are 4m
So currently running at 122% of Revenue - Serious work needed over the next window.
Don’t think it’s too bad after the summer as we have several out of contract and fringe players who will leave.
There’s a reason we’ve voted for it.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - wassy04 - 11-04-2024
(11-04-2024, 05:23 PM)Paplane Wrote:(11-04-2024, 05:13 PM)RyanR Wrote:(11-04-2024, 05:01 PM)The reds Wrote:(11-04-2024, 04:57 PM)JollyLolly Wrote: Who wants to be in the PL anyway? more fun at the top of the Championship!
Well Leeds might be in a bit of bother if they get promoted, as they have 21.9m possible promotion bonuses to pay. It is all a joke.
Leicester are screwed coming up.
So should we stay up.
Everton likely to have another deduction next season.
Leicester will have a deduction next season
Leeds may have to sell some of better players.
It’s clear that the rules aren’t working if the smaller clubs are put into a position where we either sell our best players or start the season with a points deduction. Everything is working against the teams outside the top 6
The whole system is screwed. It's not fit for purpose.
We voted for it, the voting was unanimous, so it can't be that bad.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - Salvatore Matrecano - 11-04-2024
(11-04-2024, 05:27 PM)DR Forest Wrote:(11-04-2024, 03:37 PM)The reds Wrote: NEW PSR Rules have been agreed in principle so Wages, Transfer costs and agent fees will be factored in for spend of 85% of Revenue
Transfer Costs will be amortisation of the transfer
Currently:
Our Revenue is 155m
Wages are 145m
Amortisation costs are 41m
Agent Fees are 4m
So currently running at 122% of Revenue - Serious work needed over the next window.
Don’t think it’s too bad after the summer as we have several out of contract and fringe players who will leave.
There’s a reason we’ve voted for it.
Its the wages figure that is high, the rest looks OK. But the wages is a consequence of such a big squad. As you say significant trimming from out of contract players and big earners will help.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - BomberBowyer - 11-04-2024
(11-04-2024, 05:27 PM)DR Forest Wrote:(11-04-2024, 03:37 PM)The reds Wrote: NEW PSR Rules have been agreed in principle so Wages, Transfer costs and agent fees will be factored in for spend of 85% of Revenue
Transfer Costs will be amortisation of the transfer
Currently:
Our Revenue is 155m
Wages are 145m
Amortisation costs are 41m
Agent Fees are 4m
So currently running at 122% of Revenue - Serious work needed over the next window.
Don’t think it’s too bad after the summer as we have several out of contract and fringe players who will leave.
There’s a reason we’ve voted for it.
Yes have to agree. With so many out of contract at the end of this season it has felt for a while now to be a good opportunity to reset. If we can just stay up and add only where we really need too then we have the opportunity to get our house in order and be in a good place going forward.
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - ozzyten10 - 11-04-2024
Boly, Hennessy, arter, McKenna… who else- I don’t believe there is that much of a saving there!
RE: The Premier League 2023/24 - stirred - 11-04-2024
(11-04-2024, 07:08 PM)ozzyten10 Wrote: Boly, Hennessy, arter, McKenna… who else- I don’t believe there is that much of a saving there!
And Kouyate? Plus the loan signings - Origi on 100k+ a week allegedly, and Tavares, Montiel, Reyna.
Mangala expected to be completed. And Worrall? At least one keeper will leave.