Their accounts show a wage bill of £280m this season.
Them not winning the league would be an embarrassment
What is our wage bill? It was around £205m, will be interesting to use in a little argument I have time to time with a deluded one.
Their accounts show a wage bill of £280m this season.
Them not winning the league would be an embarrassment
What is our wage bill? It was around £205m, will be interesting to use in a little argument I have time to time with a deluded one.
This may come as a shock mate but I'm not a financial genius, wtf is a ebitda ?
Overtaken not on turnover but profitability due to their interest, fees and higher wages.Doubt it as there's no impact from increased TV revenue this year. We might add £30-40m from increased CL and match-day revenue if we do well in the CL and domestic cups but will be doing well to top £500m I reckon.
Gone up to 244m
I thought it was a tropical disease you picked up in swamps ;-)Mrs ww thought it was the name of a handbag.
Hart hasn't left yet, how much of his wages are covered by West Ham is anyone's guess, presumably they pay us a loan fee and some of his wages.Cheers, so we're still near £40m behind them? I suspect with HART, Clichy, Sagna, Nasri, Bony, Kolarov, Zabaleta all leaving and YAYA signing a lower deal we'll be likely down on wages next year?
Hart hasn't left yet, how much of his wages are covered by West Ham is anyone's guess, presumably they pay us a loan fee and some of his wages.
@BlueHammer85 still thinks he’s world class and was growing after those games you mentioned.Haha. I remember they said that after 4 games. Hilarious. Like Lukaku, comparing him to the worlds best strikers earlier this season because he scored against fodder. He will back to his lethal best this weekend as they play Newcastle and then they have Brighton. A monster of a player they will say.