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[Albion] If we get relegated?
- Thread starter Return of the Rev
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£200 million, I think it is closer to £350 million.
Depending on who is purchased in the next week, this season could see a profit of around £50 million, although I would expect that to be reduced to offset previous losses in order not to pay tax. Parachute payments plus player sales will mean no losses for the next 3-4 seasons if in the Championship.
Therefore, unless TB makes big losses elsewhere in his business, I don't think he will be running out of money any time soon.
These are just my guesses, I'm happy to admit I could be completely wrong.
Kalimantan Gull
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I wasn't aware that there was a restriction.
grubbyhands
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MAN UP FFS. It's NOT going to happen!
Brian Munich
teH lulZ
- Jul 7, 2008
- 163
You only get 2 years if you’re relegated after 1 season. However the payments in season 3 are relatively low.
It’s based on a percentage of guaranteed TV income for the Premier League teams. First year is approx 45m; second is 35m and third (if applicable) is a mere 15m (all approximate).
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
Waxing chumps like candles since ‘75
- Oct 4, 2003
- 11,085
It's something like £45 million for the first season and around £37 million the following season, if you've been in the Premier League for more than 1 season then you get a third year of parachute payments of around £17 million.
Return of the Rev
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- #29
What we're are losses last season? 37million and thats with players on championship contracts. So not alot of spare cash there
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
No point in wasting energy focusing on such a negative at this time really.
Munchkin
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I can tell you one thing, if we are indeed relegated we will be in great shape ahead of another season in the Championship.
Yes we are likely to lose a few but the recruitment to date suggests we have a strong squad capable of being a force in the Championship and I’m confident of some further additions both in the window and in the summer.
Hopefully all irrelevant as we stay up.
Yes we are likely to lose a few but the recruitment to date suggests we have a strong squad capable of being a force in the Championship and I’m confident of some further additions both in the window and in the summer.
Hopefully all irrelevant as we stay up.
The_Viper
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Izquierdo, Knockaert, Dunk, March, Propper, Hemed will all be gone if we go down, we'll be able to make a very good profit off them almost the same levels as a years worth of parachute payments, we'll be a fine midtable Championship team for 5 or 6 seasons before things get worrying again.
Return of the Rev
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- #34
Never thought of relegation as a negative tbh, just another dip on the roller coaster that is bhafc. I have enjoyed the ride since 1970 although I close my eyes alot
AZ Gull
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These estimates are way over stated. It will depend on finishing position, but at best the Albion might see a profit of £10 million this season - Revealed, the difference the Premier League will make to Brighton and Hove Albion's finances
Return of the Rev
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- #36
So how much did we lose trying to get there? 150 million? So only 15 years of profits and we will be back in the black apart front the other 150 million we owe TB for the ground and training facility.
crookie
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Anyone who owns a football club and expects to make a decent profit out of it are fools, and TB certainly isn't one. TB didn't put what he's put in expecting to be able to take it back out
Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
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WHEN we go down and are unable to get back up, how long could TB keep funding the Albion. Amazed at his input so far but how deep is the well?
regards
DR
£290m.
regards
DR
Out of curiosity would you be tempted back to matches on a regular basis if we ended up down in League 2 or the like? Just wondering what would trigger your return to regular attendance?