6 + 2 Point Deductions

[Nymzee]

Ok, where did you get the information then.

The audited accounts for 23/24 state our staff wages are 156 million. You saying the backroom staff get paid more than footballers?

Can you post these for us to read, you keep writing it

 

[banno]

Ok, where did you get the information then.

The audited accounts for 23/24 state our staff wages are 156 million. You saying the backroom staff get paid more than footballers?

No I think you are saying that.

 

[Moomin]

Can you post these for us to read, you keep writing it

You can go on the Everton website to download.

 

[Moomin]

No I think you are saying that.

Ok, were did you get them figures for the first team staff?

 

[banno]

Ok, were did you get them figures for the first team staff?

Capology

 

[Moomin]

Capology

So a similar website to Sportrac.

They just guess the wages.

 

[banno]

So a similar website to Sportrac.

They just guess the wages.

They are quite spot on so more than guessing. Looks like other staff including management, directors, coaches and more (Looks like 445 including players) will take up most of the rest

 

[mikel_88]

would the rule change help us ? Pretty much accepted whatever the rules go to the big 6 will always get an adavantage but just got to hope now with the stadium nee owners we can push on to be a team just under the 6

 

[OneTrueLegend]

would the rule change help us ? Pretty much accepted whatever the rules go to the big 6 will always get an adavantage but just got to hope now with the stadium nee owners we can push on to be a team just under the 6

It depends how it’s implemented and how you calculate the costs. I think it will come in, but without the anchoring, so similar to the UEFA squad cost ratios. With the stadium and the new sponsorship revenue streams hopefully we will be better off anyway.

 

[PeregrineT]

Everton's wages on the accounts are 137m, 133m when they take out some of the management. They list total staff costs at 157m, but then 20m is social security and pension.

The issue is thats all 500 staff members, and the new rule would be just the wages of players...Id bet the actual wages would be something a little higher than what Spotrac has, around 85-90m. In the PSR hearing they revealed we planned to sell 8 players, and save 37.7m wages on them. If you average that our 20 players it comes out to around 95m. Id suspect thats high, as we were probably planning to sell higher wage earners.

TLDR: Id guess wages for the purpose of the 85% ratio are probably around 85-90m.

 

[jerseytoffee]

So a similar website to Sportrac.

They just guess the wages.

If the first team wages collectively were £157m, then every player would be on over £100k a year, including the three backup keepers.

That will be for every member of staff for the club and what @PeregrineT says sounds sensible.

 

[Moomin]

Everton's wages on the accounts are 137m, 133m when they take out some of the management. They list total staff costs at 157m, but then 20m is social security and pension.

The issue is thats all 500 staff members, and the new rule would be just the wages of players...Id bet the actual wages would be something a little higher than what Spotrac has, around 85-90m. In the PSR hearing they revealed we planned to sell 8 players, and save 37.7m wages on them. If you average that our 20 players it comes out to around 95m. Id suspect thats high, as we were probably planning to sell higher wage earners.

TLDR: Id guess wages for the purpose of the 85% ratio are probably around 85-90m.

I reckon if its just first team squad it will be just north of 100 million.