Arsenal Income: £298.7m (MD £100.2m,TV: £120.8m, Com £77.7m) Wages: £166.4m (56% of income) Pre-tax profit: £3.8m Debt: £240.5m Healthy revenues easily cover ‘good debt’ borrowed for stadium. Will allow regular star buys like Alexis Sanchez. Aston Villa Income: £116.9m (MD £12.8m, TV £72.7m, Com £31.4m) Wages: £69m (59% of income) Pre-tax loss: £3m Debt: £104m Continue to struggle on the pitch after budget cuts by Randy Lerner, whose loans keep them afloat. Dread the drop. Burnley Income: £19.6m (MD £3.9m, TV £11.9m, Com £3.8m) Wages: £16m (82% of income) Pre-tax loss: £7.6m Debt: £8m Well run, only lost cash last season through promotion bonuses. Will earn much more this term. Chelsea Income: £320m (MD £71m, TV £140m, Com £109m) Wages: £193m (60% of income) Pre-tax profit: £19.1m Debt: £958m Diego Costa and Cesc Fabregas are playing key roles as Chelsea cement status as a powerhouse on and off the pitch. Crystal Palace Income: £96m (MD £11m, TV £74m, Com £11m) Wages: £38m (40% of income) Pre-tax profit: £20m Debt: £7m Steve Parish wants new investment to take Palace ‘to the next level’. They’re slowly becoming secure in the Premier League. Everton Income: £120.5m (MD £19.3m, TV £88.5m, Com £12.7m) Wages: £69m (57% of income) Pre-tax profit: £28.2m Debt: £28m As with their £28m record signing Romelu Lukaku, fans expect more than they’re getting this season. Hull Income: £84.4m (MD £7.4m, TV £68m, Com £9m) Wages: £39m (46% of income) Pre-tax profit: £3.3m Debt: £71m Assem Allam has amassed debt and caused controversy in trying to stabilise Hull but has invested heavily to improve the squad. Leicester Income: £23m (Breakdown of Leicester’s income unclear) Wages: £30m (130% of income) Pre-tax loss: £20m Debt: £103m Financial picture is as clear as their survival chances — not good. Loss-making, dependent on owners. Liverpool Income: £255.6m (MD £50.9m, TV £100.9m, Com £103.8m) Wages: £144m (56% of income) Pre-tax profit: £5.5m Debt: £127m Chaos of the previous era is receding as the finances stabilise and Brendan Rodgers is given time to build. Man City Income: £346.5m (MD £47.5m, TV £133.2m, Com £165.8m) Wages: £205m (59% of income) Pre-tax loss: £17.7m Debt: £67m Still losing money despite TV cash and Middle East income. Buys like £32.5m flop Eliaquim Mangala don’t help. Man Utd Income: £433.1m (MD £108.1m, TV £135.7m, Com £189.3m) Wages: £215m (50% of income) Pre-tax profit: £67.9m Debt: £342m Debt lingers from Glazer deal but income still allows top signings like £59.7m Angel di Maria. Newcastle Income: £130m (Full breakdown of income unavailable) Wages: £60m (46% of income) Pre-tax profit: £40m Debt: £129m Mike Ashley spent more than intended early on. It’s all about survival as cheaply as possible. QPR Income: £38.7m (MD £5.6m, TV £28m, Com £5.1m) Wages: £75m (194% of income) Pre-tax loss: £9.8m (after £60m ‘exceptional’ item) Debt: £120m The outstanding basket case in the top flight, in disarray after years of mismanagement. Southampton Income: £104.9m (MD £17.1m, TV £79.5m, Com £8.3m) Wages: £62.9m (60% of income) Pre-tax profit: £31.4m Debt: £57m Surprise package on and off the pitch, Ronald Koeman helping continue an amazing turnaround since 2009 administration. Stoke Income: £98m (MD £8m, TV £76m, Com £14m) Wages: £61m (62% of income) Pre-tax profit: £3.8m Debt: £28m Seventh straight season in the League, aspiring to greater on-pitch achievements on solid fiscal footing. Sunderland Income: £101m (MD £16m,TV £72m, Com £13m) Wages: £68m (67% of income) Pre-tax loss: £16.3m Debt: £39m Dick Advocaat has to save not just a season but stop a drop that could trigger meltdown. Swansea Income: £98.7m (MD £9.2m, TV £80.7m, Com £8.8m) Wages: £63m (64% of income) Pre-tax profit: £1.3m Debt: None Stable, fan-owned, debt-free, mid-table and looking up, Swansea are a model of ‘small-club’ potential. Tottenham Income: £181m (MD £44m, TV £95m, Com £42m) Wages: £105m (58% of income) Pre-tax profit: £36m Debt: Zero Daniel Levy drives a hard bargain. He also runs a tight ship. In shape to challenge the top four. West Brom Income: £86.8m (MD £7m, TV £69m, Com £10.8m) Wages: £66m (76% of income) Pre-tax profit: £12.8m Debt: £1m Few fans like prudence but West Brom are well run, posting consistent profits as they gradually grow. West Ham Income: £114.9m (MD £19.5m, TV £75.4m, Com £20m) Wages: £64m (56% of income) Pre-tax profit: £15.3m Debt: £110m Owners like to say club can be title challengers in five years — but they need a partial sale to clear debt first. KEY TO CLUB-BY-CLUB GUIDE: MD = match day income; TV = all broadcasting income; Com = commercial, retail and other income. † In Championship last season. * Some elements estimated. United spend 50 per cent of their income on wages with the likes of Wayne Rooney, Robin van Persie and Di Maria all earning over £250,000 a week. Chelsea's debt to Roman Abramovich is approaching £1billion, while Tottenham and Swansea are completely debt-free.
Good bye guys Had wasted enough of time on Indian football and social media My marks fell from 93% to 84% in 12th from the time I started to follow India football madly
Ban me if possible
Now time to concentrate on life Now I too became like @Ashlesh
Today I wasted 150 rupees in net cafe (100 for watching match 50 for snacks)
Enough of football Today I also cried like baby Im retiring from watching Indian football
Can't take those banters. Even BBC sport posting . Feeling hopeless, helpless and finished. If NT is a failure what is the use of leagues named I LEAGUE, ISL. Shame on us.
i was watching the video, my colleague asked me what was the result, I said india lost againt Guam 1-2. He said, what's Guam? then there are some guys coming to me, Rudra yeh kya ho gaya? Needless to say Indian football had given its fans some of the worst time in last 20 years or so.
Fuck I am done with India National team. its a shame to follow this team @Ashlesh was always right. India will never improve we will remain in 140 area for 400 years to come now even Bhutan is superior then India.
So... this is the idiot gaffertape keeps mentioning from NorthEast United.... also a cameo from a guy who was hyped for about a month with Rangdajied United, David Ngaihte.
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Income: £298.7m (MD £100.2m,TV: £120.8m, Com
£77.7m)
Wages: £166.4m (56% of income)
Pre-tax profit: £3.8m
Debt: £240.5m
Healthy revenues easily cover ‘good debt’ borrowed for
stadium. Will allow regular star buys like Alexis
Sanchez.
Aston Villa
Income: £116.9m (MD £12.8m, TV £72.7m, Com
£31.4m)
Wages: £69m (59% of income)
Pre-tax loss: £3m
Debt: £104m
Continue to struggle on the pitch after budget cuts by
Randy Lerner, whose loans keep them afloat. Dread the
drop.
Burnley
Income: £19.6m (MD £3.9m, TV £11.9m, Com £3.8m)
Wages: £16m (82% of income)
Pre-tax loss: £7.6m
Debt: £8m
Well run, only lost cash last season through promotion
bonuses. Will earn much more this term.
Chelsea
Income: £320m (MD £71m, TV £140m, Com £109m)
Wages: £193m (60% of income)
Pre-tax profit: £19.1m
Debt: £958m
Diego Costa and Cesc Fabregas are playing key roles
as Chelsea cement status as a powerhouse on and off
the pitch.
Crystal Palace
Income: £96m (MD £11m, TV £74m, Com £11m)
Wages: £38m (40% of income)
Pre-tax profit: £20m
Debt: £7m
Steve Parish wants new investment to take Palace ‘to
the next level’. They’re slowly becoming secure in the
Premier League.
Everton
Income: £120.5m (MD £19.3m, TV £88.5m, Com
£12.7m)
Wages: £69m (57% of income)
Pre-tax profit: £28.2m
Debt: £28m
As with their £28m record signing Romelu Lukaku, fans
expect more than they’re getting this season.
Hull
Income: £84.4m (MD £7.4m, TV £68m, Com £9m)
Wages: £39m (46% of income)
Pre-tax profit: £3.3m
Debt: £71m
Assem Allam has amassed debt and caused controversy
in trying to stabilise Hull but has invested heavily to
improve the squad.
Leicester
Income: £23m (Breakdown of Leicester’s income
unclear)
Wages: £30m (130% of income)
Pre-tax loss: £20m
Debt: £103m
Financial picture is as clear as their survival chances —
not good. Loss-making, dependent on owners.
Liverpool
Income: £255.6m (MD £50.9m, TV £100.9m, Com
£103.8m)
Wages: £144m (56% of income)
Pre-tax profit: £5.5m
Debt: £127m
Chaos of the previous era is receding as the finances
stabilise and Brendan Rodgers is given time to build.
Man City
Income: £346.5m (MD £47.5m, TV £133.2m, Com
£165.8m)
Wages: £205m (59% of income)
Pre-tax loss: £17.7m
Debt: £67m
Still losing money despite TV cash and Middle East
income. Buys like £32.5m flop Eliaquim Mangala don’t
help.
Man Utd
Income: £433.1m (MD £108.1m, TV £135.7m, Com
£189.3m)
Wages: £215m (50% of income)
Pre-tax profit: £67.9m
Debt: £342m
Debt lingers from Glazer deal but income still allows top
signings like £59.7m Angel di Maria.
Newcastle
Income: £130m (Full breakdown of income unavailable)
Wages: £60m (46% of income)
Pre-tax profit: £40m
Debt: £129m
Mike Ashley spent more than intended early on. It’s all
about survival as cheaply as possible.
QPR
Income: £38.7m (MD £5.6m, TV £28m, Com £5.1m)
Wages: £75m (194% of income)
Pre-tax loss: £9.8m (after £60m ‘exceptional’ item)
Debt: £120m
The outstanding basket case in the top flight, in
disarray after years of mismanagement.
Southampton
Income: £104.9m (MD £17.1m, TV £79.5m, Com
£8.3m)
Wages: £62.9m (60% of income)
Pre-tax profit: £31.4m
Debt: £57m
Surprise package on and off the pitch, Ronald Koeman
helping continue an amazing turnaround since 2009
administration.
Stoke
Income: £98m (MD £8m, TV £76m, Com £14m)
Wages: £61m (62% of income)
Pre-tax profit: £3.8m
Debt: £28m
Seventh straight season in the League, aspiring to
greater on-pitch achievements on solid fiscal footing.
Sunderland
Income: £101m (MD £16m,TV £72m, Com £13m)
Wages: £68m (67% of income)
Pre-tax loss: £16.3m
Debt: £39m
Dick Advocaat has to save not just a season but stop a
drop that could trigger meltdown.
Swansea
Income: £98.7m (MD £9.2m, TV £80.7m, Com £8.8m)
Wages: £63m (64% of income)
Pre-tax profit: £1.3m
Debt: None
Stable, fan-owned, debt-free, mid-table and looking up,
Swansea are a model of ‘small-club’ potential.
Tottenham
Income: £181m (MD £44m, TV £95m, Com £42m)
Wages: £105m (58% of income)
Pre-tax profit: £36m
Debt: Zero
Daniel Levy drives a hard bargain. He also runs a tight
ship. In shape to challenge the top four.
West Brom
Income: £86.8m (MD £7m, TV £69m, Com £10.8m)
Wages: £66m (76% of income)
Pre-tax profit: £12.8m
Debt: £1m
Few fans like prudence but West Brom are well run,
posting consistent profits as they gradually grow.
West Ham
Income: £114.9m (MD £19.5m, TV £75.4m, Com
£20m)
Wages: £64m (56% of income)
Pre-tax profit: £15.3m
Debt: £110m
Owners like to say club can be title challengers in five
years — but they
need a partial sale to clear debt first.
KEY TO CLUB-BY-CLUB GUIDE: MD = match day
income; TV = all broadcasting income; Com =
commercial, retail and other income. † In Championship
last season. * Some elements estimated.
United spend 50 per cent of their income on wages with
the likes of Wayne Rooney, Robin van Persie and Di
Maria all earning over £250,000 a week.
Chelsea's debt to Roman Abramovich is approaching
£1billion, while Tottenham and Swansea are completely
debt-free.
Had wasted enough of time on Indian football and social media
My marks fell from 93% to 84% in 12th from the time I started to follow India football madly
Ban me if possible
Now time to concentrate on life
Now I too became like @Ashlesh
Today I wasted 150 rupees in net cafe (100 for watching match 50 for snacks)
Enough of football
Today I also cried like baby
Im retiring from watching Indian football
I don't want to Leave Sunil Chhetri alone