Josko Gvardiol

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The “huge additional revenues” from winning the Treble are an incremental 50m max, most of which will have gone out on bonuses. We also have a £300m new North Stand to build..
I'm only guessing here with fag packet accounting but with revenue of approx £500 mill we have been making roughly £50 mill profit,less some years. Using that, even if we increase revenue to £700mill I wouldn't expect profit increase be much more than £20 mill. Too easy to confuse revenues with profit or even losses.
 
Seems like we are clearing the decks for a spell in league two, post premier league charges ;)

What I don’t get is if you identify a player and there is competition, sometimes you need to pay over the odds.

Offering £90m for Rice, could’ve gone to £105m (offloading some academy kid for the other £15m)

Players will choose City but they are also like the rest of us, if there is significant money elsewhere, they will relent.

Could be the year where we slide back into the pack. No panic, as long as the board stop worrying about looking good with regards to net spend. You get what you pay for….
 
Seems like we are clearing the decks for a spell in league two, post premier league charges ;)

What I don’t get is if you identify a player and there is competition, sometimes you need to pay over the odds.

Offering £90m for Rice, could’ve gone to £105m (offloading some academy kid for the other £15m)

Players will choose City but they are also like the rest of us, if there is significant money elsewhere, they will relent.

Could be the year where we slide back into the pack. No panic, as long as the board stop worrying about looking good with regards to net spend. You get what you pay for….
Your’e just having a laugh here, I hope anyway.
 
Seems like we are clearing the decks for a spell in league two, post premier league charges ;)

What I don’t get is if you identify a player and there is competition, sometimes you need to pay over the odds.

Offering £90m for Rice, could’ve gone to £105m (offloading some academy kid for the other £15m)

Players will choose City but they are also like the rest of us, if there is significant money elsewhere, they will relent.

Could be the year where we slide back into the pack. No panic, as long as the board stop worrying about looking good with regards to net spend. You get what you pay for….
Is he serious?
 
Not having a go at you.

You don't know that. You don't access to any financial information at the club that backs up your comments. Nobody does on BM.

Expanding a stand hasn't stopped Liverpool or other clubs expanding their grounds from buying players. It didn't stop City buying players when the South stand was expanded.
We do know that the new stand and development is £300m, that’s on the record. Liverpool’s new stand is reported at around £110m.

Last year we went from the semi final of the CL the year before to being the winners. That’s an additional 4-6m euros for reaching the final and an additional 20m for winning it, from what I can work out from UEFAs figures. FA Cup winners get 2m. It’s not close to 300m extra in revenue.
 
Seems like we are clearing the decks for a spell in league two, post premier league charges ;)

What I don’t get is if you identify a player and there is competition, sometimes you need to pay over the odds.

Offering £90m for Rice, could’ve gone to £105m (offloading some academy kid for the other £15m)

Players will choose City but they are also like the rest of us, if there is significant money elsewhere, they will relent.

Could be the year where we slide back into the pack. No panic, as long as the board stop worrying about looking good with regards to net spend. You get what you pay for….
Worst case scenario, I still don't think there's any chance we end up not challenging strongly for the title.

Walker, Bernado, Mahrez leave, we will get at least one player back in. It would be tight but doable.

Personally I still hope there is a bit more to come, although I'm opening my eyes to what Txiki might be trying to do here. Take value deals for experienced players who should be motivated to go that extra yard to fight to get in the team, and get these prizes at the height of their careers.
 
The “huge additional revenues” from winning the Treble are an incremental 50m max, most of which will have gone out on bonuses. We also have a £300m new North Stand to build..
That 300mil doesn’t count towards FFP so it shouldn’t affect our transfers. We’ll probably take out a loan where the additional revenue will offset the annual repayments, similar to Spurs did with their stadium.
 
Seems like we are clearing the decks for a spell in league two, post premier league charges ;)

What I don’t get is if you identify a player and there is competition, sometimes you need to pay over the odds.

Offering £90m for Rice, could’ve gone to £105m (offloading some academy kid for the other £15m)

Players will choose City but they are also like the rest of us, if there is significant money elsewhere, they will relent.

Could be the year where we slide back into the pack. No panic, as long as the board stop worrying about looking good with regards to net spend. You get what you pay for….
Mate you are too emotional and sentimental….


wait a minute.
 
I'm only guessing here with fag packet accounting but with revenue of approx £500 mill we have been making roughly £50 mill profit,less some years. Using that, even if we increase revenue to £700mill I wouldn't expect profit increase be much more than £20 mill. Too easy to confuse revenues with profit or even losses.

Isn't there a large sum of money to carry over from previous player sales or something that wasn't added to the last financial accounts?
 
So many posts saying we shouldn't be haggling over the last "10 or 15 million".

But that's equivalent to £50 on every season ticket for the next 5 to 8 years.

Or maybe it's the signing bonus that pays for Haaland to remove a release clause. Or a £10m punt on a young prospect who turns out to be the next Lionel Messi.

This is not monopoly money and we're already the best club side in Europe. Let's not slag off the management just cos FIFA23 would have got the deal done weeks ago.
Suggesting City would retrieve any additional £10m paid for Gvardiol by adding £50 to season ticket prices is disingenuous at best, delusional at worst. And if the club identify someone they believe is the next Messi then they'll find that extra £10mil from somewhere. As any elite club would.

We're talking about an extra £10mil to bring in the best young defender on the planet; fucking hell we've just flogged James Trafford for double that. He's Pep's primary target, and given our incredible manager isn't going to be around forever, we need to be securing the players he is identifying so the transition from Pep-ball to NewManager-ball is as seamless as possible.
 
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Not having a go at you.

You don't know that. You don't have access to any financial information at the club that backs up your comments. Nobody does on BM.

Expanding a stand hasn't stopped Liverpool or other clubs expanding their grounds from buying players. It didn't stop City buying players when the South stand was expanded.
And money spent on ground improvements doesn`t hurt us on FFP anyway.
 
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