City & FFP | 2020/21 Accounts released | Revenues of £569.8m, £2.4m profit (p 2395)

[aguero93:20]

Instead of putting it deep in the ground with the growth of commercial space travel could we simply not float it off into deep space? I suppose the ramifications of a rocket exploding on the launch pad or in the atmosphere laiden with spent nuclear waste wouldn’t make it feasible.

Nah, send it to France instead.

 

[blue oli]

We will soon be spending our 'dirty nuclear fusion' money soon then?

Yeah good luck with fusion there

 

[blue oli]

Every new house built should have solar panels Tesla batteries and a mini wind farm on their roofs

Your describing the teletubbies house here I think

 

[Clevers]

Did you know that the UAE has four nuclear reactors under construction one of which is supposed to come on line this year? They are also sending an orbiter to Mars in 2 years time. More than dirty oil.

I'd love it if they placed a lander ,with a City flag attached, on Mars - "The Red Planet"

 

[Blue Mist]

Instead of putting it deep in the ground with the growth of commercial space travel could we simply not float it off into deep space? I suppose the ramifications of a rocket exploding on the launch pad or in the atmosphere laiden with spent nuclear waste wouldn’t make it feasible.

Couldn't we just leave it in Liverpool ? would anyone know ?



and more to the point, would they care ?

 

[andyhinch]

Nah, send it to France instead.

They, Japan and Germany send us there's one of the reasons VPS is getting a bit full.

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

First of all I am not to bothered about this but I was wondering how sustainable our spending was with the new type of FFP coming in. Seen some figures that we have spend circa £290m net the past two seasons on transfers with wages on top. It looks like we could be spending at least another £100m on players this summer. Are we balancing the books ? I know United have spent big but no one else has come close ? Is this because our revenue is much higher than Arsenal or Chelsea now? Or are we spending the money the club got from the 10% sale to the Chinese firm a couple of seasons ago. Cheers

 

[moomba]

First of all I am not to bothered about this but I was wondering how sustainable our spending was with the new type of FFP coming in. Seen some figures that we have spend circa £290m net the past two seasons on transfers with wages on top. It looks like we could be spending at least another £100m on players this summer. Are we balancing the books ? I know United have spent big but no one else has come close ? Is this because our revenue is much higher than Arsenal or Chelsea now? Or are we spending the money the club got from the 10% sale to the Chinese firm a couple of seasons ago. Cheers

We've turned a profit for the last three or four years.

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

We've turned a profit for the last three or four years.

I didn't realise that! Thanks for the info

 

[KS55]

First of all I am not to bothered about this but I was wondering how sustainable our spending was with the new type of FFP coming in. Seen some figures that we have spend circa £290m net the past two seasons on transfers with wages on top. It looks like we could be spending at least another £100m on players this summer. Are we balancing the books ? I know United have spent big but no one else has come close ? Is this because our revenue is much higher than Arsenal or Chelsea now? Or are we spending the money the club got from the 10% sale to the Chinese firm a couple of seasons ago. Cheers

Incidently, when a club is sold, the shareholders receive the money, not the club. So in this case, ADUG would get the proceeds of a sale of CFG shares.