Apparently Sheffield Wednesday have published their accounts (stop laughing). Do you have the breakdown of it all and could you explain it in simplistic terms to us less numerically skilled? Thanks
Some people call it layman’s language. For myself. Idiot language please. Bear in mind they are the accounts ending March 2020.
From what i can make of that myself i think they made a loss of about £24million for the year ending 19/20. Please correct me if this is wrong.
Can we just have the big number with the minus in front of it - will also accept the number highlighted in red! We could turn it into the price is right -32 million is my guess
I think the summary is that they’ve lost a bucketload of money, mostly on players’ wages and if Chansiri runs out of cash they’ll be sailing down the creek without a paddle
Suggestions that the rolling 3 year ffp loss is over 40 million and that includes the 19 million "profit" in the last accounts which included the ground sale.
5 games. Let's say they had 10,000 non season ticket holders in at 20 quid a ticket to allow for concessions... I make that about £1,000,000 and I reckon 10,000 non season ticket holders is generous. Plus take into account that they have saved on SYP, I'm pretty sure £1.9million is a MASSIVE exaggeration.
I have a vague memory of @Red Rain saying something about L1 rules being tougher than the Championship rules. But I could be getting that wrong...?
They could make some money by selling some of their assets. Ground,training ground,good quality young players etc Oh wait.......
What was the headline the other week on Football Heaven? “Will the last one out of Barnsley FC please turn off the lights?” “Will the last one out of Hillsborough please blow out the candle?”
They spent a lot of money. More than they can afford and they're in the ****. They're also in League 1
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