Jump to content

Pompey or Saints - Is their current financial position worse than ours was?


Recommended Posts

Posted
If they are paying Utaka £80k a week as reported , and bearing in mind that a year or 2 ago their wage bill was reported as being the 4th highest in the premiership, I doubt that £1.6million will even cover a month's wages. £1.6 million for a month is approx £400k a week = only 5 Utakas. Or to put it another way, squad of 40(?), £1.6 million a month = average wage of 'only' £10k a week, and they are clearly paying way above that. And that ignores all other monthly costs such as Storrie's £2 million a year salary, interest on all those 'short term loans', etc.

 

Which of course is both how they 'bought' the FA cup and stayed in the premiership, and also why they are skint.

 

K.

 

I'm pretty sure I read they need to find 3 million each month to pay the players. ........... That's quite a lot...........

Posted

 

The whole English Premier League is sick

 

The majority of players on the park are Foreign, a lot of Managers are Foreign, and a lot of Clubs are Foreign owned, mainly by people that use the Football Club to launder debts etc. ( just ask Liverpool and Man Utd )

 

As I've said before, the easiest job in Football is to manage the England Team, because there are not that many ENGLISH players to chose from in the Premier League, and the situation will only get worse

 

RIP ENGLISH Football IMHO

 

and your english owner is.......?

Posted
Amazing, a "skate" who actually paid £5 to refute whatever we may say about them,unless you're Tony Lynam of course.;)

 

Yes, good value for a bit of banter now and again.....

Posted
Yes, good value for a bit of banter now and again.....

 

It's not good value for you...

 

pfc123 = Posts Per Day: 0.39

 

You may as well have not paid with a post ratio like that.

 

You can post up to 3 per day for free, yet you paid £5 for 0.39 posts per day! ;)

Posted
Just heard their transfer embargo lifted (BBC sport website headline, no link yet). Bummer.

 

Will just mean that they can now sell players and replace them with cheaper ones. Kaboul and Belhadj can be sold and they will loan in a cheap replacement to keep the numbers up.

Posted
It's not good value for you...

 

 

 

You may as well have not paid with a post ratio like that.

 

You can post up to 3 per day for free, yet you paid £5 for 0.39 posts per day! ;)

 

Oh yeah. With value skills like that I could work for Pompeys accounts department!

Posted
It's not good value for you...

 

 

 

You may as well have not paid with a post ratio like that.

 

You can post up to 3 per day for free, yet you paid £5 for 0.39 posts per day! ;)

 

But today he'd have posted his 3 times already and if he gets slagged off (not that it happens on this forum very often:cool:) he'd have to wait until tomorrow to reply,which is fairly annoying if you have something to say that really can't wait..or so you think anyway.£5 really isn't that much anyway.

Posted
But today he'd have posted his 3 times already and if he gets slagged off (not that it happens on this forum very often:cool:) he'd have to wait until tomorrow to reply,which is fairly annoying if you have something to say that really can't wait..or so you think anyway.£5 really isn't that much anyway.

 

Good point Window. How much abuse could I get in a 'me love you long time' type parlour for a fiver? I can get all the sadism I want on here from the comfort of me own home!

Posted
Good point Window. How much abuse could I get in a 'me love you long time' type parlour for a fiver? I can get all the sadism I want on here from the comfort of me own home!

 

Sadism? I would have thought paying £5 to join a forum where you are certain to suffer a certain amount of (friendly) abuse could only be described as masochism.

Still as C P Snow's character Lewis Elliot used to say, forget you're tired, forget you don't want to, just be there.

Posted

They will only be allowed to sign loans or free transfers, so it looks like it is only a conditional lifting of the embargo.

Posted (edited)

With the embargo lifted it would be a foolish club CEO allowing his club to sell players to Pompey without getting the full payment before the HMRC winding up order.The Udinese experience must have warned the wider world about their cashflow, or lack of.

 

EDIT: Embargo is partially lifted - they can only sign free transfers and loans which intimates that the EPL dont trust them !

Edited by Kingsland Red
Posted

They are probably worse off than we were. The banks pulled the plug when they knew our cash flow was poor and at the height of the financial problems. They've been pulled with reasonable cash flows and not a real clue as to why.

Posted

A fishy friend of mine seems to think they will be sorted by the end of the week with new owners...

 

I just don't get it... who would buy that!??! Its like paying £50 for a used losing lottery ticket. :-S

Posted
A fishy friend of mine seems to think they will be sorted by the end of the week with new owners...

 

I just don't get it... who would buy that!??! Its like paying £50 for a used losing lottery ticket. :-S

 

 

What Gadaffi's son ...yeah right.

Posted
A fishy friend of mine seems to think they will be sorted by the end of the week with new owners...

 

I just don't get it... who would buy that!??! Its like paying £50 for a used losing lottery ticket. :-S

 

That's an excellent analogy!

Posted
Just confirmed on SSN. They haven't paid the company that runs it!

 

 

Can someone email / text SSN and ask them how the f*ck can they not have a transfer embargo anymore?

Disgrace to football.

 

Just hoping tomorrow will pass with no wages paid again and the exodus begins with players walking out.

Posted

The company that leases them the electronic pitchside advertising has pulled the plug on it and shut it down. There was no pitchside advertising during the West Ham game.

Posted

Beats me how they can sign loan players but Bournemouth aren't allowed. Bournemouth have paid up their tax bill and reckon they will be debt -free in the summer. Obviously Premier League clubs operate under less restrictive rules.

Posted
The company that leases them the electronic pitchside advertising has pulled the plug on it and shut it down. There was no pitchside advertising during the West Ham game.

 

That makes no sense tho. Surely the ad revenue must exceed the cost of the equipment?

Posted (edited)
That makes no sense tho. Surely the ad revenue must exceed the cost of the equipment?

 

Probably does but I doubt they can simply hive off that income and make sure the leasing company get paid...

 

(not that I know much about it).

Edited by jam
I actually read buctootim's post correctly second time around.....
Posted
Good point Window. How much abuse could I get in a 'me love you long time' type parlour for a fiver? I can get all the sadism I want on here from the comfort of me own home!

 

how should we know? Ask avram.

Posted (edited)

I see the caterers at the training ground havnt been paid and have removed their kitchen and left,also the security huts have been repoed......not long now before the premier league have to get off the fence.

Edited by lordswoodsaints

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...