Alan Harper's Tash
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Wonder if their uncle was called Rolf.
2022/2023 Accounts - Record Revenues & Profit - Annual Report
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Blue Til Death
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Where as the rags spent big, employed a clown as a manager and won sweet fuck all …. Kudos to them ….!! Stupid cunts..
I just went on twitter to see what else this bellend has to say, only to find he's blocked me
I never knew and have no idea why he would have done
The perfect fumble
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Just shows how thick these click baiters (wont give them the credit of calling them journalists as they are miles from being professional).
The reason we have a huge wage bill is because of bonuses paid due to winning everything that brings in the extra revenue to pay the bonuses. Not exactly rocket science but far beyond his intelligence
Centurions
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He does know that, he just doesn't care as long as it generates clicks. Starve the fuckers of oxygen and don't click on them.
wolviedinho
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Dick Harris -:)
Chris Weatherspoon (chartered accountant - freelance writer) - Linkedin.
Manchester City Football Club announced their 2022/23 financials last week and, with them, new single-season record turnover for an English football club.
City's £712.8m income in last season's treble-winning campaign was a £100m uplift on 2021/22 and shattered the previous English record set just a few weeks ago - Manchester United's £648.4m.
City's top line was boosted in no small part by the £114m the club earned in winning its first UEFA Champions League. Yet last season was also a continuation of the enormous growth the club has seen since its takeover by the Abu Dhabi United Group in 2008.
A look at English Premier League club incomes from 2007/08 (the final season before that takeover) against the latest available figures underlines how unprecedented City's growth has been since their transformativfe change in ownership.
Highest revenue growth among 2007/08 EPL clubs over the last 15 years:
Manchester City Football Club - 766%
Tottenham Hotspur Football Club - 286% (2022 figures, 2023 not yet published)
Liverpool Football Club - 274% (2022)
West Ham United FC - 210% (2022)
Manchester United - 153%
That impressive growth does come with a significant caveat. City remain under investigation by the EPL for more than 100 alleged breaches of the division's Profit and Sustainability Rules, among which is the accusation that the club has overstated its commercial income over a number of years. In 2022/23, City declared commercial revenues of £341.4m, another English football record - and one which may further raise eyebrows in certain quarters.
Manchester City Football Club announced their 2022/23 financials last week and, with them, new single-season record turnover for an English football club.
City's £712.8m income in last season's treble-winning campaign was a £100m uplift on 2021/22 and shattered the previous English record set just a few weeks ago - Manchester United's £648.4m.
City's top line was boosted in no small part by the £114m the club earned in winning its first UEFA Champions League. Yet last season was also a continuation of the enormous growth the club has seen since its takeover by the Abu Dhabi United Group in 2008.
A look at English Premier League club incomes from 2007/08 (the final season before that takeover) against the latest available figures underlines how unprecedented City's growth has been since their transformativfe change in ownership.
Highest revenue growth among 2007/08 EPL clubs over the last 15 years:
Manchester City Football Club - 766% Tottenham Hotspur Football Club - 286% (2022 figures, 2023 not yet published) Liverpool Football Club - 274% (2022) West Ham United FC - 210% (2022) Manchester United - 153%That impressive growth does come with a significant caveat. City remain under investigation by the EPL for more than 100 alleged breaches of the division's Profit and Sustainability Rules, among which is the accusation that the club has overstated its commercial income over a number of years. In 2022/23, City declared commercial revenues of £341.4m, another English football record - and one which may further raise eyebrows in certain quarters.