New Everton Owners: The Friedkin Group

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Connor said:
I've given up trying to understand PSR, but is the Onana sale in this lot? If not, that's a nice bit of player trading that will count next time and may, hopefully, mean no worries about a sale this summer?
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I don't think so mate Onana signed for Villa in late July and the cut of was the 30th of June. would have included Iwobi, Moise Kean, Gray, Cannon, Simms and a few other youngsters.

You can generally minus £25 - £30 mill in deductions to your loss for PSR - so our PSR loss is approx. £28 mill ish.
 

So improved income by £14m but £13m of that is broadcasting money. How has that not increased further with it being the final year at Goodison? Probably because they didn’t have a clue how to market it. They’ve just released a range of clothing a few weeks back, season’s nearly over. Hopefully TFG are actually forward thinking and don’t have to rely on TV money to bail us out.
 
Neiler said:
I don't think so mate Onana signed for Villa in late July and the cut of was the 30th of June. would have included Iwobi, Moise Kean, Gray, Cannon, Simms and a few other youngsters.

You can generally minus £25 - £30 mill in deductions to your loss for PSR - so our PSR loss is approx. £28 mill ish.
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Cannon we've still got bonus money to come too since he's been sold again - that was circa 3m iirc

Finishing as high as possible this season will be a boost too, even by 3/4m
 
SLAVEN BILIC said:
So improved income by £14m but £13m of that is broadcasting money. How has that not increased further with it being the final year at Goodison? Probably because they didn’t have a clue how to market it. They’ve just released a range of clothing a few weeks back, season’s nearly over. Hopefully TFG are actually forward thinking and don’t have to rely on TV money to bail us out.
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Every club in the league gets bailed out by TV money.
 

Some key bits:

Cost of borrowing and legal fees for deductions & taking on the PL cost: £10.4 mill.

Player Trading: A £48.5m profit was generated from player trading activities.

Wage-to-Turnover Ratio: Fell from 89% to 81% - that would have us in a comfortable position for new squad ratio rules.

Net Debt Position: Increased to £567.3m - that's been restructured since TFG came in.

Turnover rose to: £189 mill from £172 mill.

Wage bill down from: £159 mill to £156 mill.

Ammortisation down to: £64 mill from £77.5mill approx.
 
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Neiler said:
Some key bits:

Cost of borrowing and legal fees for deductions & taking on the PL cost £10.4 mill.

Player Trading: A £48.5m profit was generated from player trading activities.

Wage-to-Turnover Ratio: Fell from 89% to 81% - that would have us in a comfortable position for new squad ratio rules.

Net Debt Position: Increased to £567.3m - that's been restructured since TFG came in.

Turnover rose to: £189 mill from £172 mill.

Wage bill down from: £159 mill to £156 mill.

Ammortisation down to: £64 mill from £77.5mill approx.
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The points deduction really hampered us - we could have broke the £210 mill revenue barrier if had our rightful placement money and didn't have to pay legal fees, that before you look at the intangible effect on our reputation and commercial opportunities.
 

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