[Football] Premier League 5 year net spend table

[Sea Cider]

Taken from F365

How have plucky old Arsenal got to the top spot in the league

Plenty of caveats about spend older than 5 years and wages, but huge credit to the bottom 4 or 5 on the list regardless!

1) Manchester United: £-545.8m
2) Arsenal: £-440.4m
3) Chelsea: £-384m
4) West Ham: £-355.7m
5) Tottenham: £-331.45m
6) Newcastle: £-314m
7) Aston Villa: £-259.97m
8) Wolves: £-248.36m
9) Liverpool: £-216.61m
10) Manchester City: £-213.8m
11) Fulham: £-192.51m
12) Everton: £-168.3m
13) Nottingham Forest: £-151.77m
14) Leeds United: £-123.15m
15) Southampton: £-121.93m
16) Crystal Palace: £-72.8m
17) Brighton: £-56.67m
18) Leicester: £-35.48m
19) Bournemouth: £-7.45m
20) Brentford: £100,000

 

[zefarelly]

Villa . . . HA!

 

[saafend_seagull]

Our four year net spend is £2m cash in. So with trossard exit looming can see the 5 year even being possible.


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[Weststander]

The CIES Football Observatory is a research group based in Switzerland, their ten years data up to 1 Sept 2022:

 

[bhafc99]

And well done Forest for spaffing that in one season.

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

Glazers out……..

 

[beorhthelm]

always amusing how high West Ham and Newcastle are, when their fans seem to think they aren't spending anything.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

always amusing how high West Ham and Newcastle are, when their fans seem to think they aren't spending anything.

...and what utter rubbish West Ham spend their money on.

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

...and what utter rubbish West Ham spend their money on.

Cockneys, in'it....

Love a bit of bling, even if it's not the real thing.

 

[nicko31]

Taken from F365

How have plucky old Arsenal got to the top spot in the league

Plenty of caveats about spend older than 5 years and wages, but huge credit to the bottom 4 or 5 on the list regardless!

1) Manchester United: £-545.8m
2) Arsenal: £-440.4m
3) Chelsea: £-384m
4) West Ham: £-355.7m
5) Tottenham: £-331.45m
6) Newcastle: £-314m
7) Aston Villa: £-259.97m
8) Wolves: £-248.36m
9) Liverpool: £-216.61m
10) Manchester City: £-213.8m
11) Fulham: £-192.51m
12) Everton: £-168.3m
13) Nottingham Forest: £-151.77m
14) Leeds United: £-123.15m
15) Southampton: £-121.93m
16) Crystal Palace: £-72.8m
17) Brighton: £-56.67m
18) Leicester: £-35.48m
19) Bournemouth: £-7.45m
20) Brentford: £100,000

Who's effectively top of the league now in terms of spend versus league position, us or B'muff?

 

[Papa Lazarou]

Who's effectively top of the league now in terms of spend versus league position, us or B'muff?

Probably Brentford?