Pablo ZZZ Peroni
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The table was 15/16 to 18/19 i.e for last season. So you should have paid £635 last season and you'll see the £655 for new season when I post the new table up.
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Season Ticket Renewals - small increases (again)
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The table was 15/16 to 18/19 i.e for last season. So you should have paid £635 last season and you'll see the £655 for new season when I post the new table up.
Millwallawayveteran1988
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The table was 15/16 to 18/19 i.e for last season. So you should have paid £635 last season and you'll see the £655 for new season when I post the new table up.
Ah right ok. Cheers
dickie davies
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The club has just signed a new kit deal which has increased revenue by £40mWe get talk that money is not an issue but we don't make very much profit do we? Every single year someone says it is only an extra £800,000 or whatever. I can't be bothered looking at how much it really is (match day revenue will be shown in the accounts for those that are interested) but without the cumulative increases over the past 10 years that would imply £8,000,000 less income this year. I think it is very important when you are running a business to increase prices by a small amount each year. A year missed is a year lost. Of course, some argue that costs could be cut instead and that is possibly a different valid argument. Anyway, having seen that there are only 100 pages of comments my conclusion is that the reaction has been very low key this year.
blueparrot
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Revenue , wont know if its increased profit until next summer.The club has just signed a new kit deal which has increased revenue by £40m
dickie davies
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The more profit , the more tax is dueRevenue , wont know if its increased profit until next summer.
Why does our owner require profit!
Do long as the club is self sustaining and winning, that's all that matters
Tim of the Oak
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The more profit , the more tax is due
Why does our owner require profit!
Do long as the club is self sustaining and winning, that's all that matters
£1million profit out £500million revenue is next to no profit.
blueparrot
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He doesn’t , but he doesn't want losses either and 1 million profit is getting it just about right take away the 800,000 , rise and we are very close to losing money.The more profit , the more tax is due
Why does our owner require profit!
Do long as the club is self sustaining and winning, that's all that matters
dickie davies
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£1million profit out £500million revenue is next to no profit.
He doesn’t , but he doesn't want losses either and 1 million profit is getting it just about right take away the 800,000 , rise and we are very close to losing money.
Whatever revenue we generate we don't have to spend
No doubt the club is allocating money away to show only a nominal profit (cooking the books but the other way)
blueparrot
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Your just making things up now.Whatever revenue we generate we don't have to spend
No doubt the club is allocating money away to show only a nominal profit (cooking the books but the other way)
dickie davies
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Your just making things up now.
No, I'm being absolutely serious
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2012/nov/25/manchester-united-tax-glazer-brothers
Don't forget we're owned by a single entity who's not looking for a return on capital. We're not paying dividends or keeping shareholders happy
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