Silvercloud
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Revenue of £398.1m
Profit of £20.5m
Wages ratio down by 50%
All this, and completely debt free!
Profit of £20.5m
Wages ratio down by 50%
All this, and completely debt free!
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15/16 financial results - £20.5m profit announced
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Petrovs left peg
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Can't see anything on here but mail reporting profit of £20.5m off £391.8m revenue
mancity dan
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BBC site from our favourite reporter Simon Stone (see last sentence) http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37685553
I liked these quotes from Professor Tom Cannon, a football finance expert who is based at the University of Liverpool
‘Any UEFA test over moving in the right direction City would pass with flying colours. The figures are really positive, especially where you look at where they were and where they are now. They have tightened up every area of their business and are running a very efficient ship. All they need to do now is win the Champions League and they will be laughing all the way to the bank.’
Newman Noggs
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The Times has a tiny piece headed "City wage bill now less than United's" - Crikey ! Same wage bill as the thrifty Arsenal at £196m whilst the rags shelled out £232m for the privilege of reaching the Europa League.
mancity dan
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football...nd-year-of-profit-under-abu-dhabi-owners-who/
Just wow - City also point out that with their ownership structure, under Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al Nahyan, they operate with “zero debt” and with net assets of more than £677 million.
Just wow - City also point out that with their ownership structure, under Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al Nahyan, they operate with “zero debt” and with net assets of more than £677 million.
jimharri
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Bless. You can taste the hurt.BBC site from our favourite reporter Simon Stone (see last sentence) http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37685553
BBC site from our favourite reporter Simon Stone (see last sentence) http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37685553
just can't help his bitterness, always gives me a warm feeling
Helmet Cole
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Probably upset he couldn't find an excuse for an empty seats reference and he's taking today off work to listen to simply red CDs and wank off over his well worn video of the 99 cl final.BBC site from our favourite reporter Simon Stone (see last sentence) http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37685553