Money stuff

Quarterly revenue up 39%

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-34797243

The team are fourth in the Premier League, two points behind rivals Man City, and also top their Champions League group table after four games.

Doesn't sound so bad when you look at it like that.

Originally Posted by red red robbo

Quarterly revenue up 399%

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-34797243



Doesn't sound so bad when you look at it like that.

They wish.

"The club expects overall revenue for the year to be between £500m and £510m. No club has exceeded £500m before."

Crikey.

I don't get how the actual 'profit' is so low? Or seems low? Is that due to those pilfering £#%&!ers?

Originally Posted by bigMikeA

I don't get how the actual 'profit' is so low? Or seems low? Is that due to those pilfering £#%&!ers?

Probably got a few overheads to deal with.

Originally Posted by bigMikeA

I don't get how the actual 'profit' is so low? Or seems low? Is that due to those pilfering £#%&!ers?

The club also confirmed it had approved a quarterly cash dividend shareholders of $0.045 per share, a move which will see the six Glazer children, who own the club and about four-fifths of the club's shares, paid millions of dollars in dividends annually.

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Originally Posted by dragflick

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Yeah but. Isn't the profit figure before tax and dividends are paid?

Originally Posted by red red robbo

Yeah but. Isn't the profit figure before tax and dividends are paid?

No idea tbh pal, copying and pasting shit from an article is about my limit with regards to financial information. Isn't Marls an accountant? PM him quickly and you might be able to catch before he departs from Sig' Airport.