Accounts Late

Doesn’t help when most away teams bring around 35 fans and their dog. So important to get out of this pittance of a league.

 

Are CEO or any other club individuals salaries included in the clubs accounts and made public ?.

 

The accounts are only filed to small company status. What we have is actually more than they are require to disclose.

Two of, Turnover being over £10.2m, Balance sheet assets being over £5.1m and Employees of more than 50 would push it to a medium sized company where it would require a full audit and a whole host of extra info disclosing.

As can been seen by this note on Burnley's accounts.

 

Yes that's what I was meaning no individuals salary would be individually documented in the accounts.

 

The club is either transparent or it isn't. As many questions as answers by publishing accounts in this manner.

 

The 42% increase in revenue is a tribute to the work done by the back room staff at the club

 

As I said I'm not one for reading company accounts but I would not expect individuals salary to be published, do other businesses publish CEOs individuals salaries because that's what your really saying isn't it @Diamond Horseshoe Addict what is Ryan Sparks earning ?.

 

that's not a bad deficit in this climate

 

Thought it would be more to be honest, the amount of no shows we have every game.
Figures would suggest an average 600 iFollow passes are purchased for each game which isn’t a lot really.
A welcome 300k though I guess.

 

Im not a shareholder, so absolutely non of my business.

 

Losses for 2022/23 will be higher youd expect. Hughes wont be working for peanuts and we have 30 pros signed up.

But its sustainable and promotion can balance it out the following year.

 

its not that high, it will include everyone from CEO, commercial,to ticket office staff, youth coaches, match day staff and if you divide by 70 it’s just over £25,000 per year on average.

 

No, it the difference between playing a season behind closed doors and not.

 

Why is any loss 'welcome'?

 

Absolutely.

Going up will bring on average around 500+ away fans extra per team, which at £20 a ticket is an extra £10k per game. 23 league and a few cup and we've made up the £299k just from going up and extra attendances.

We've had no Sky league games this season, you'd imagine we'd have at least 2 over a L1 season.

The extra merch sales with the novelty of it being our first L1 kit in 5 years.

The extra matchday ticket sales in the home sections.

Higher attendances = more matchday revenue

 

I thought it was up 42% on the last comparable season

 

Transparency isn't binary. Why does everything have to be so binary these days!! If you have questions, ask them. Or become a shareholder