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7 minutes ago, Ghost of Clough said:

15/16

Turnover = £23m

Player Profit = £9m

Admin Expenses = £15m

Amortisation = £3m

Operating Costs = £37m

 

16/17

Turnover = £25m

Player Profit = £7m

Admin Expenses = £10m

Amortisation = £4m

Operating Costs = £37m

 

17/18

Turnover = £29m

Player (and Manager) Profit = £6m

Admin Expenses = £17m

Amortisation = £7m

Operating Costs = £53m

- £71m then plus stadium profit £40m = -£31m over 3 years.

£14m amortisation over 3 years when it should have been (say) £22.5m.

So we (just about) tip into a breach?

That about right?

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4 minutes ago, Carnero said:

- £71m then plus stadium profit £40m = -£31m over 3 years.

£14m amortisation over 3 years when it should have been (say) £22.5m.

So we (just about) tip into a breach?

That about right?

as long as you are correct that it is only the 3 year period ending with the stadium sale

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3 minutes ago, duncanjwitham said:

A year ago, Jordan thought the EFL appealing was crazy:

https://www.facebook.com/talkSPORT/videos/vb.127256559100/596563687700328/?type=2&theater

Now, he thinks we'll definitely get a sanction?

He also says he doesn’t understand why the EFL want to immerse themselves in this and the Premier League do amortization this way anyway .

 

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The reason the EFL’s appeal took so long to determine was because of three separate preliminary issues raised by Middlesbrough FC and then the EFL, each of which required hearings and decisions by the LAP, and each of which was dismissed with the Club being successful. Had Middlesbrough and the EFL not brought those preliminary issues the appeal could have been determined in 2020.

 

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8 minutes ago, Curtains said:

The EFL are on a sticky wicket here.

They want to be very careful.

This panel that panel are they all independent.

 

Does seem odd that every time they challenge a ruling by an independent panel that the next independent panel always seem to overturn the ruling of the first.

It would appear that it may actually be better to lose the first case because this can be appealed, but if you lose the second case you cant. Makes no sense whatsoever.

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1 minute ago, inter politics said:

Obviously every case is different but it took about 3 months from the original 12 point deduction to the appealed 6 point deduction in the SW case

That's why it couldn't be applied to this season, the appeal wouldn't happen in time....

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