Everton Accounts 2015/16 (preview ) GM confirmed 4 January 2017

[The Esk]

With the imminent release of the 2015/16 accounts this thread will cover all the interesting points.

Although not a precise science (thus giving myself some margin for error) I am expecting a reduction in operating profit before player trading from £16.0 m in 2014/15 to something in the order of £10 million*.

Anticipating a post tax loss of £12 million* after player trading, amortisation and interest payments (£4.1m loss 2014/15).

The most interesting aspect of the accounts will be the post balance sheet notes.

*amended following @Blake 's point about Koeman compensation falling into this year's accounts.

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

& "other operating costs" which won't be explained in any way shape or form.

 

[gaino92]

Any news on when they will be released?

 

[The Esk]

Any news on when they will be released?

Literally any day now assuming Elstone was accurate with his comments 3 weeks ago

 

[gaino92]

Literally any day now assuming Elstone was accurate with his comments 3 weeks ago

Cheers, haven't had a minute to catch up on all the threads on here.

 

[Deleted member 24970]

So then, all in all, are we still rich or is the cladding expensive ?

 

[ham2]

So then, all in all, are we still rich or is the cladding expensive ?

We were never rich just not as poor as we used to be,

 

[Deleted member 24970]

We were never rich just not as poor as we used to be,

So are we middle class ? Middle table ? Middle of a meltdown ?

Probably all three.

 

[Blake]

With the imminent release of the 2015/16 accounts this thread will cover all the interesting points.

Although not a precise science (thus giving myself some margin for error) I am expecting a reduction in operating profit before player trading from £16.0 m in 2014/15 to something in the order of £5 million.

Anticipating a post tax loss of £17 million after player trading, amortisation and interest payments (£4.1m loss 2014/15).

The most interesting aspect of the accounts will be the post balance sheet notes.

What's your anticipated drop in profit based on?

 

[The Esk]

What's your anticipated drop in profit based on?

At the operating level minimal increase in turnover, higher wage bill and Koeman compensation costs. Higher amortisation costs also.

 

[Woolly Blue]

Literally any day now assuming Elstone was accurate with his comments 3 weeks ago

Oh.

*decides not to hold breath

 

[ijjysmith]

At the operating level minimal increase in turnover, higher wage bill and Koeman compensation costs. Higher amortisation costs also.

*heads to dictionary corner

 

[The Esk]

*heads to dictionary corner

player value depreciation mate

 

[ijjysmith]

player value depreciation mate

Probably at an all time high currently.

 

[Blake]

At the operating level minimal increase in turnover, higher wage bill and Koeman compensation costs. Higher amortisation costs also.

Ah, ok - makes sense. One question - Koeman compensation would have been paid in June wouldn't it? If so, would they be in next set of accounts (post balance notes)?

Although, having typed that I presume Martinez (considerable) payoff will have will be included.