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Value For Money table


hoolio said:
One of the most pointless tables I’ve witnessed
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I found it quite useful to understand how much financial headroom all the teams have. Looks like we have a lot….Everton, Palace, Leeds and Brentford are surviving…everyone else is sinking.

West Ham are double fucked for years to come
 
Surely it’s all guesswork? No one has published their 2025/26 financial accounts yet, so how can they workout wages or amortisation?
 
Chelsea 74 points and champions? So no team was expected to get more than 74 points or have I misread it?

How many points has each champion got over the last 5 years. Surely more than 74 points

Statistics really are no reflection of the truth
 
Boris Bear said:
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It says analysis based on 24/25 AR&A, but our total staff costs (including promotion bonuses) was £53m, so our wages must be made up guesswork?

I’m not denying how well we’ve done and how £ for £ we’ve exceeded expectations. It’s just I see these tables on wages and can’t understand how they get there. There was one doing the rounds in 23/24 which had our wage bill at £3m. It was used to show the KLD was tight and didn’t want promotion. When the accounts came out our bill was £30m.
 
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CollingwoodFTM said:
It says analysis based on 24/25 AR&A, but our total staff costs (including promotion bonuses) was £53m, so our wages must be made up guesswork?

I’m not denying how well we’ve done and how £ for £ we’ve exceeded expectations. It’s just I see these tables on wages and can’t understand how they get there. There was one doing the rounds in 23/24 which had our wage bill at £3m. It was used to show the KLD was tight and didn’t want promotion. When the accounts came out our bill was £30m.
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They’ve uplifted it based on available data (agents fees) and assumptions
fyl2u said:
Isn't there a column or two missing to explain the order of the teams?
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It’s in the order of who outperformed/underperformed expectations the most
 
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Boris Bear said:
I found it quite useful to understand how much financial headroom all the teams have. Looks like we have a lot….Everton, Palace, Leeds and Brentford are surviving…everyone else is sinking.

West Ham are double fucked for years to come
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Yes but Bournemouth and Brentford made money on players so it’s decieving
 
CollingwoodFTM said:
It says analysis based on 24/25 AR&A, but our total staff costs (including promotion bonuses) was £53m, so our wages must be made up guesswork?

I’m not denying how well we’ve done and how £ for £ we’ve exceeded expectations. It’s just I see these tables on wages and can’t understand how they get there. There was one doing the rounds in 23/24 which had our wage bill at £3m. It was used to show the KLD was tight and didn’t want promotion. When the accounts came out our bill was £30m.
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The same article on wages all the twisty arses would point towards and say our wage bill isn't up to scratch so the owners weren't investing enough in the side.
 
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