Annual report released - record turnover of £535.2m for 2018/19

[Blue Maverick]

£10 million doesn’t sound a lot, is it in the big scheme of things?

 

[dhruvblue]

Scope to tap into commercial revenue

 

[I'm With Stupid]

£10 million doesn’t sound a lot, is it in the big scheme of things?

Any profit for a football club is pretty good. The clubs that make big profits tend to be the ones that don't do too well on the pitch because they sell their best players.

Seems like a steady if unspectacular increase, same as last year. Presumably we'll see the impact of the Puma deal next year. I wonder if the broadcasting increase was down to us being champions the season before or because it was such a close race and we were on TV more. I don't think there was a new deal, was there?

 

[ancoats]

£45m a year Puma deal, I thought it was more than that...

yep i thought it was £650 million over ten years so more like £65 million a year

 

[razman]

Hahahaha

 

[threadkiller]

Imagine how good the figures would be if we could actually sell out our games.

Match going fans make a negligible difference unfortunately.

 

[citytill1die84]

Lower than I & others had been predicting. Be interesting to see the breakdown.

Surprised Mike Keegan hasn't sent u anything back lol.

 

[balotellishaircut]

yep i thought it was £650 million over ten years so more like £65 million a year

I agree he's got that wrong, why would we change shirt sponsorship after winning consecutive titles for only £45m, it just doesn't add up.

 

[ancoats]

so who's money is it ???
debt free £10million in profit ,growth growing with big room for improvement and puma kit deal worth over £650million

they all laughed at the new owners when they bought manchester city and them pump so many millions into the club, they said it would never last and they would walk away and leave us in a bigger mess than what we was in hahahahahaha who's laughing now

 

[blueste41]

How long before we get articles on Financial Doping, Slavery, sportshwashing etc etc?

It's already started:-



Manchester City say they have posted “record revenues of £535.2 million, the eleventh consecutive year of growth under the ownership of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed.”

5:11 am - 19 Nov 2019

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      Razman‏ @razman14 29m29 minutes ago
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      Was that hard to type ?
      
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      tariq panja‏Verified account @tariqpanja 24m24 minutes ago
      No. Most of it was copy + paste
      
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      EPL Football Talk‏ @PLfootballtalk 28m28 minutes ago
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      All above the board for sure
      
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      Eggy‏ @TheBoiledEgg 22m22 minutes ago
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      530 of that was payment to themselves
      
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      philweb‏ @philweb11 3m3 minutes ago
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      Nobody other than City fans and of course PL believe it, most of it via inflated sponsorship deals via the Sheik
      
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      johncolf‏ @Johncolf 20m20 minutes ago
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      Who’s doing their tax returns Gary Barlow , don’t believe such a smallish club with a shite fan base can rack up that much revenue
      
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