Blade58
Once a Blade, always a daft ****
£20m?
I know it's the Daily Star, but got me thinking.
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/football/view/189114/Sheffield-United-to-slash-wages/
While we all understand only too well how relegation ultimately costs clubs a considerable amount of money, as the article says, with reduced revenue streams such as corporate sponsorship, TV money and hospitality, is it really as much as the article suggests?
If the club are to be affected by the amount suggested, we'll be lucky to get a football team on the pitch next season
How much will it affect SUFC?
Wasn't there a 4m - 5m shortfall already showing in the last set of accounts?
£4M drop in income for reduced TV rights and sponsorship was a figure I believe Wednesday touted around for their relegation last season. Ours may be more, because traditionally, we've tended to have better corporate sponsorship and revenue streams, although that is not substantiated and is only my opinion.
My take is the wage bill will have to come down to around £4m. That is a huge drop from the reported £10m or so currently. Backroom staff, admin and the likes will all be drastically reduced.
Every player will have a price and that includes the kids (already intimated by MA)
On the face of it, we are right in the doggy doo!
I know it's the Daily Star, but got me thinking.
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/football/view/189114/Sheffield-United-to-slash-wages/
While we all understand only too well how relegation ultimately costs clubs a considerable amount of money, as the article says, with reduced revenue streams such as corporate sponsorship, TV money and hospitality, is it really as much as the article suggests?
If the club are to be affected by the amount suggested, we'll be lucky to get a football team on the pitch next season
How much will it affect SUFC?
Wasn't there a 4m - 5m shortfall already showing in the last set of accounts?
£4M drop in income for reduced TV rights and sponsorship was a figure I believe Wednesday touted around for their relegation last season. Ours may be more, because traditionally, we've tended to have better corporate sponsorship and revenue streams, although that is not substantiated and is only my opinion.
My take is the wage bill will have to come down to around £4m. That is a huge drop from the reported £10m or so currently. Backroom staff, admin and the likes will all be drastically reduced.
Every player will have a price and that includes the kids (already intimated by MA)
On the face of it, we are right in the doggy doo!