neimad
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Yeah I'd imagine it's around £70 - £75 million with sales etc.
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Yeah I'd imagine it's around £70 - £75 million with sales etc.
He said £50m last year and we spent £67m net. It will probably be the same this year without champions league. Anyway, it’s impossible to say what the budget will be when a club is so cash rich. They could decide to use an extra £50m from the cash in the bank which is what they did a few seasons ago (not that exact amount but cash reserves were depleted due to player acquisitions) when we spent £100m.
John Cross is a ****ing bellend.
John Cross is a ****ing bellend.
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Maybe
You're wrong, no?
I'm not sure it works like that. (but I'm not the expert though) I think you can't have negative balance over some period of time, using cash that was stocked in the past doesn't change that.
Sanchez11
Nobody Is Coming!
Country: England
Cash in the bank needs investing what are they fearful of?
The next financial fair play period for the premier league (if they vote to continue with it) will be 2019/20, 2020/21, 2021/22. If the rules stay the same you won't be able to report a loss of £105m or more for those three years. The chances of us doing that are pretty remote. We're reported to post a loss next year and then that will be evened out the following year when the new sponsorship deals will be on the financial report (and the wage bill will likely be lower).
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Last summers favourite word about to make a comeback. Amortised.
Mraven
Active Member
45m = 120m spend. I need this Darren guy to be my financial advisor
Beksl
Sell All The Youngsters
You are already doing it mate. Look at the wallet and those credit cards.
They all did, then when they got it wrong they claimed Kroenke agreed to release more funds:
Ornstein said on Arsecast that he’s been told the budget may be as much as £100m including salaries/agents fees (still don’t know if that’s first year salary when he says this or for the full length of the contract).
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It's funny when we were in the financial restriction years media would report we had over 100m to spend to rile the fans up when that obviously didn't happen, now they are reporting the lowest possible figure to get fans angry 
tap-in
Nothing Wrong With Me
Here is a list of money saved in wages by losing players in the summer. This will significantly increase our budget. Age and contract end date also shown) I haven't put a value for selling as it would be pure guesswork, this is just wages saved, although some wages will be added for new players and returning loanees. Maybe even a new contract for Guendouzi 
Bold = Definitely going/Contract ends
Petr Cech 35 £100,000 2019-06-30
David Ospina 29 £40,000 2019-06-30
Stephan Lichtsteiner 34 £35,000 Free transfer 2019-06-30
Total per week = £425,000
Per Annum = £22,100,000
Should or Could Go
Henrikh Mkhitaryan 29 £180,000 2021-06-30
Mesut Özil 29 £350,000 2021-06-30
Alex Iwobi 21 £30,000 2020-06-30
Total per week = £705,000
Per Annum = £36,660,000
Total combined if all go:
Total per week = £1,130,000
Per Annum = £58,760,000
When you take into account that new players are rarely paid for upfront, the extra £58.76m saved is huge as it could be spread for buying 2 new top players. Its only when you look at these figures that you really see the problem with our wage bill. And then we have our actual budget to spend as well!
No excuses this summer!
Bold = Definitely going/Contract ends
Petr Cech 35 £100,000 2019-06-30
David Ospina 29 £40,000 2019-06-30
Aaron Ramsey 26 £110,000 2019-06-30
Calum Chambers 22 £25,000 Out on loan 2020-06-30 Stephan Lichtsteiner 34 £35,000 Free transfer 2019-06-30
Carl Jenkinson 25 £45,000 2019-06-30
Danny Welbeck 26 £70,000 2019-06-30
Danny Welbeck 26 £70,000 2019-06-30
Total per week = £425,000
Per Annum = £22,100,000
Should or Could Go
Shkodran Mustafi 25 £90,000 2021-06-30
Mohamed Elneny 25 £55,000 2020-06-30Henrikh Mkhitaryan 29 £180,000 2021-06-30
Mesut Özil 29 £350,000 2021-06-30
Alex Iwobi 21 £30,000 2020-06-30
Total per week = £705,000
Per Annum = £36,660,000
Total combined if all go:
Total per week = £1,130,000
Per Annum = £58,760,000
When you take into account that new players are rarely paid for upfront, the extra £58.76m saved is huge as it could be spread for buying 2 new top players. Its only when you look at these figures that you really see the problem with our wage bill. And then we have our actual budget to spend as well!
No excuses this summer!
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Country: England
Here is a list of money saved in wages by losing players in the summer. This will significantly increase our budget. Age and contract end date also shown) I haven't put a value for selling as it would be pure guesswork, this is just wages saved, although some wages will be added for new players and returning loanees. Maybe even a new contract for Guendouzi
Bold = Definitely going/Contract ends
Petr Cech 35 £100,000 2019-06-30
David Ospina 29 £40,000 2019-06-30
Aaron Ramsey 26 £110,000 2019-06-30 Calum Chambers 22 £25,000 Out on loan 2020-06-30
Stephan Lichtsteiner 34 £35,000 Free transfer 2019-06-30
Carl Jenkinson 25 £45,000 2018-05-31
Danny Welbeck 26 £70,000 2019-06-30
Total per week = £425,000
Per Annum = £22,100,000
Should or Could Go
Shkodran Mustafi 25 £90,000 2021-06-30 Mohamed Elneny 25 £55,000 2020-06-30
Henrikh Mkhitaryan 29 £180,000 2021-06-30
Mesut Özil 29 £350,000 2021-06-30
Alex Iwobi 21 £30,000 2020-06-30
Total per week = £705,000
Per Annum = £36,660,000
Total combined if all go:
Total per week = £1,130,000
Per Annum = £58,760,000
When you take into account that new players are rarely paid for upfront, the extra £58.76m saved is huge as it could be spread for buying 2 new top players. Its only when you look at these figures that you really see the problem with our wage bill. And then we have our actual budget to spend as well!
No excuses this summer!
Might even be a chance we let Kos and Monreal go but that leaves us very thin.
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Nothing Wrong With Me
Yeah it could happen. Kos I'm happy to see his final year out, he's handy to have in the squad. Monreal can go if we get a decent LB to challenge Kola.
Mark Tobias
Mr. Agreeable
We pay Mustafi 90K a week.Here is a list of money saved in wages by losing players in the summer. This will significantly increase our budget. Age and contract end date also shown) I haven't put a value for selling as it would be pure guesswork, this is just wages saved, although some wages will be added for new players and returning loanees. Maybe even a new contract for Guendouzi
Bold = Definitely going/Contract ends
Petr Cech 35 £100,000 2019-06-30
David Ospina 29 £40,000 2019-06-30
Aaron Ramsey 26 £110,000 2019-06-30 Calum Chambers 22 £25,000 Out on loan 2020-06-30
Stephan Lichtsteiner 34 £35,000 Free transfer 2019-06-30
Carl Jenkinson 25 £45,000 2018-05-31
Danny Welbeck 26 £70,000 2019-06-30
Total per week = £425,000
Per Annum = £22,100,000
Should or Could Go
Shkodran Mustafi 25 £90,000 2021-06-30 Mohamed Elneny 25 £55,000 2020-06-30
Henrikh Mkhitaryan 29 £180,000 2021-06-30
Mesut Özil 29 £350,000 2021-06-30
Alex Iwobi 21 £30,000 2020-06-30
Total per week = £705,000
Per Annum = £36,660,000
Total combined if all go:
Total per week = £1,130,000
Per Annum = £58,760,000
When you take into account that new players are rarely paid for upfront, the extra £58.76m saved is huge as it could be spread for buying 2 new top players. Its only when you look at these figures that you really see the problem with our wage bill. And then we have our actual budget to spend as well!
No excuses this summer!
F*ck this I'm done with this sport. That is just ridiculous. WTF!!!
Country: England
Makes it hard to shift some of these players because of the contracts we give out so easily. Mustafi would be a top 5 earner at Sp**s.
tap-in
Nothing Wrong With Me
Well I suppose he cost us 35m so the wage was always going to be high. We brought him at the same time as Lucas Perez, at least he turned out ok
HollandGooner
Established Member
Country: Netherlands
Player:Ødegaard
Funny thing is when you transfer budget is even smaller then clubs who promoted even Wolves spend 100 million FFS whats wrong with our club which direction they really want to go? Kroenke needs to open up his eyes or sell the club because atm he is doing a damn fine job destroying our club.
And beside that we are paying a lot of average players far to much money.
And beside that we are paying a lot of average players far to much money.
Vinci
The Sultan of Unai
Country: Netherlands
Destroying the club? Don't be so melodramatic.
He isn't investing, but he ain't taking money out of the club either. Just because other clubs have wealthy owners and dodgy sponsorship deals, doesn't mean the club is run poorly. It's rather abnormal that clubs, or rather companies, are subject to such heavy investments. 99.99% of the companies aren't run this way, that's where to Uefa or whoever needs to step in to normalize things, which they have failed in miserably thus far with FFP.
Beksl
Sell All The Youngsters
Sure you can voice your opinion .. but why do you pretend you know what mine is?
If you don't understand the context of a conversation between two people you should ask for clarity or simply stay quiet as you have no idea what they've talked about previously.
Or you can simply assume a bunch of stuff, strawman one of them and pretend you are not being intellectually dishonest.
I think you know which category you fall under right now.
Take a chill pill this is a fotball forum not an academic debate.
