Bournemouth into Administration

[davidblade]

Won't we still owe them some money for Mousset ?

It doesn’t work like that if you owe money to a company you still have to pay , but on the other hand if they owe money you’re fooked

 

[Harrisblade]

They get 55% of the average broadcast revenue for year one (so about £40m). For year two they get 45% (about £35m) and for year three 20% (about £15m).

Norwich only get the first two years.

It will change slightly the amount next year because West Brom have been promoted so their year 2 share goes back into the central pot (so each club will get a bit extra including those on parachute payments) - they are first club to be promoted back at the first attempt since Newcastle.

Err, didn't we play WBA in the Championship the season we went up?

 

[JackSUFC]

Err, didn't we play WBA in the Championship the season we went up?

Yeah, great away day. In Birmingham for 11am, half 5 kick off. Kieran Dowell’s finest moment. Don’t remember too much after.

 

[MobileBlade]

Err, didn't we play WBA in the Championship the season we went up?

See later post

 

[JackSUFC]

Well this will ease some of their financial worries.

 

[Droppingwell]

Ake going and Brooks, Ramsdale, King and Wilson will all probably end up at Premier League clubs. They could raise £120 Million from that lot, which will negate any FFP issues and drastically reduce their wage bill. They will also still have parachute payments on top. It may take them a season to restructure things but surely they will be financially sound as they do have assets.