farawaysaint Posted 2 November, 2015 Posted 2 November, 2015 The full financial statements are now available from the Companies House for those saddos like me who want to take a look. Already got my copy.
farawaysaint Posted 2 November, 2015 Author Posted 2 November, 2015 Some of the highlights: No dividend declared nor paid to Kat Salaries up £16 million from 2014 Directors pay increased by 200k with the highest paid director's salary increasing 120k £29.8m of transfer fees receivable of which 25! million is expected to be received later than one year on Kat put in £20 million to make up cashflow timing differences into her shareholder loan £5 million payable to other clubs in contingent transfer fees based on appearances/goals etc Interest accrued to Kat of £1.6 million on her shareholder loan It cost us £8.2 million to cancel contracts of staff in 2015 (not sure who this relates to?)
Lallana's Left Peg Posted 2 November, 2015 Posted 2 November, 2015 It cost us £8.2 million to cancel contracts of staff in 2015 (not sure who this relates to?) Osvaldo?
angelman Posted 2 November, 2015 Posted 2 November, 2015 I really think that she should take a divvy, but it's of course her choice. Not sure what the loan amount is, but at least interest is being charged. Hopefully with the new TV deal coming up, everything can be paid back to her.
farawaysaint Posted 2 November, 2015 Author Posted 2 November, 2015 I really think that she should take a divvy, but it's of course her choice. Not sure what the loan amount is, but at least interest is being charged. Hopefully with the new TV deal coming up, everything can be paid back to her. 30 odd million.
buctootim Posted 2 November, 2015 Posted 2 November, 2015 (edited) I really think that she should take a divvy, but it's of course her choice. Not sure what the loan amount is, but at least interest is being charged. Hopefully with the new TV deal coming up, everything can be paid back to her. Me too. The ideal would be the club pays her back what she's put in and then she draws a relatively modest amount from profits each year - basically a hobby that pays for itself. A benign owner who basically runs the club on a sustainable self funding basis but remains ready to invest for expansion or bail out the club should we hit a major problem is the perfect scenario imo. Edited 2 November, 2015 by buctootim
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