It's Quiet 17 - Glory Thread

I get that… but that’s not quite how it works…. We have offered Haaland a large wage over the term of his contract but we don’t have to put that in an escrow account now - we just need to balance income and expenditure over time. If the club needs x million at short notice I’m certain we have a rolling credit line with our bankers.. it’s laughable that we need to sell before we make a bid. The more general clear out of bench and youth players - may have positive financial implications but I’m sure it’s largely motivated by a footballing agenda to give space for others to thrive.

Im secretly hoping it’s a way of generating revenue to keep us above the rags in the income table by offsetting their high match day revenue
 
Im secretly hoping it’s a way of generating revenue to keep us above the rags in the income table by offsetting their high match day revenue

Don’t worry the outlook for interest rates over the next couple of years should keep the Rags in check…
 
I get that… but that’s not quite how it works…. We have offered Haaland a large wage over the term of his contract but we don’t have to put that in an escrow account now - we just need to balance income and expenditure over time. If the club needs x million at short notice I’m certain we have a rolling credit line with our bankers.. it’s laughable that we need to sell before we make a bid. The more general clear out of bench and youth players - may have positive financial implications but I’m sure it’s largely motivated by a footballing agenda to give space for others to thrive.
It might not be that we CAN'T buy anyone until we sell, but each player must "cost" at least £20m a year on average in the accounts, and with Haaland coming it at near double that before bonuses, it doesn't take much to be heading towards a loss.

City still have to work within a budget, and if that's, for example, heading for a £20m loss next season, they may decide they need to sell before they add another £20+ million in player costs.
 
It might not be that we CAN'T buy anyone until we sell, but each player must "cost" at least £20m a year on average in the accounts, and with Haaland coming it at near double that before bonuses, it doesn't take much to be heading towards a loss.

City still have to work within a budget, and if that's, for example, heading for a £20m loss next season, they may decide they need to sell before they add another £20+ million in player costs.

What you say is true but the Athletic were trying to suggest we were short of funds and had limited room for manoeuvre when the opposite is true… we are good bets to take the net spend trophy away from the Dippers just now.
 
What you say is true but the Athletic were trying to suggest we were short of funds and had limited room for manoeuvre when the opposite is true… we are good bets to take the net spend trophy away from the Dippers just now.
Looking at the players in and out, I think I agree with the Athletic :)
 
Do you really think that’s true - Feels like more Noddy accounting and oversimplification from the Athletic- honestly do you really think a club with our turnover exists in such a hand to mouth manner. I don’t and I’m surprised the Athletic expect anyone to fall for such shit stirring nonsense.
The athletic just talk shite.
We are the best run club out there
More likely we have said sign up or leave to players with a year left like sterling and Jesus who have a decent value
Gundogan is worth letting go for free next year
Mahrez new deal
Zinchenko I imagine is being allowed to decide himself
As for porro, lavia.bazunu, steffen, edozi….that’s just small deals that keep money coming in
 

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