Thenumber1blue
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And what if that loan was interest free,happy days !
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City & FFP | 2020/21 Accounts released | Revenues of £569.8m, £2.4m profit (p 2395)
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Prestwich_Blue
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The source of the finance doesn't matter. If you buy a player for cash, on tick, using American Express or Green Shield stamps, you have to account for them in the same way, which goes as an expense in the Profit & Loss account. If your expenses are greater than your income (and a loan isn't income) then you're likely to fail FFP.
Interestingly nobody has the details about City's financials that really matter so its lots of guesswork.
There could be all manner of escalators and break clauses that have kicked in since deals were signed.
Winning the PL, winning the FA Cup, winning the LC, progressing in the CL and many more.
There could be all manner of escalators and break clauses that have kicked in since deals were signed.
Winning the PL, winning the FA Cup, winning the LC, progressing in the CL and many more.
gordondaviesmoustache
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fbloke said:Interestingly nobody has the details about City's financials that really matter so its lots of guesswork.
There could be all manner of escalators and break clauses that have kicked in since deals were signed.
Winning the PL, winning the FA Cup, winning the LC, progressing in the CL, being highest placed club from Greater Manchester, playing in sky blue, having a 'C' in our name, and many more.
Chris in London
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Prestwich_Blue said:The source of the finance doesn't matter. If you buy a player for cash, on tick, using American Express or Green Shield stamps, you have to account for them in the same way, which goes as an expense in the Profit & Loss account. If your expenses are greater than your income (and a loan isn't income) then you're likely to fail FFP.
Shush, PB, you'll give your age away...
He meant bitcoin, everyone. Nothing to see here. As you were.
squirtyflower
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i think Green Shield Stamps might be a safer finance model that Bitcoin ChrisChris in London said:Prestwich_Blue said:The source of the finance doesn't matter. If you buy a player for cash, on tick, using American Express or Green Shield stamps, you have to account for them in the same way, which goes as an expense in the Profit & Loss account. If your expenses are greater than your income (and a loan isn't income) then you're likely to fail FFP.
Shush, PB, you'll give your age away...
He meant bitcoin, everyone. Nothing to see here. As you were.
Chris in London
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squirtyflower said:i think Green Shield Stamps might be a safer finance model that Bitcoin ChrisChris in London said:Prestwich_Blue said:The source of the finance doesn't matter. If you buy a player for cash, on tick, using American Express or Green Shield stamps, you have to account for them in the same way, which goes as an expense in the Profit & Loss account. If your expenses are greater than your income (and a loan isn't income) then you're likely to fail FFP.
Shush, PB, you'll give your age away...
He meant bitcoin, everyone. Nothing to see here. As you were.
Wouldn't know mate, I've only heard of them because my gran used to collect them :)
squirtyflower
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sureChris in London said:squirtyflower said:i think Green Shield Stamps might be a safer finance model that Bitcoin ChrisChris in London said:Shush, PB, you'll give your age away...
He meant bitcoin, everyone. Nothing to see here. As you were.
Wouldn't know mate, I've only heard of them because my gran used to collect them :)
Prestwich_Blue
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So you obviously know what Green Shield stamps are then Chris. ;-)Chris in London said:Prestwich_Blue said:The source of the finance doesn't matter. If you buy a player for cash, on tick, using American Express or Green Shield stamps, you have to account for them in the same way, which goes as an expense in the Profit & Loss account. If your expenses are greater than your income (and a loan isn't income) then you're likely to fail FFP.
Shush, PB, you'll give your age away...
He meant bitcoin, everyone. Nothing to see here. As you were.
Someone accused me of looking like a wizened ET on here the other day so remembering Green Shield stamps is the least of my problems!
gordondaviesmoustache
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That Ric can be a right nasty fucker.Prestwich_Blue said:Someone accused me of looking like a wizened ET on here the other day