Manchester City releases 2023-24 Annual Report | Record £715m revenue, profit of £73m

[Prestwich_Blue]

Ed Thompson, I think.

It was. When I started doing the FFP stuff I thought he had a decent grasp of the subject but as I got more into it and got more knowledgeable, it was clear he had some very odd takes.

 

[halfcenturyup]

Yeah he was definitely some sort of banker

One of a wunch, these days .......

 

[vmsuhail]

The sale of Cole Palmer contributed to this "success". Food for thought.

and Alvarez.

 

[Gingers Dad]

Sounds like a United fan on the wind up having read it again

But this part always amuses me

Remember the £13.5m team we spanked 5-1?

That money was borrowed from the banks & if memory servers (cba checking), equated to 84% of their turnover across the 2 years they splurged that cash in tte late 80’s

Imagine us spending 84% of our turnover on players in the next 2 seasons ;)

The whole club was nearly sold for £20m the year before that £13.5m team was assembled.