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[ENG] Premiership 2010/2011 (26 Viewers)
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Premier League accounts 2008-09 (most recent): http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/may/19/premier-league-finances
Arsenal
Turnover: £316m
Wage bill: £104m
Debt: £265m
Aston Villa
Turnover: £84m
Wage bill: £71m
Debt: £114m
Birmingham City
Turnover: £28m
Wage bill: £27m
Debt: £2.85m
Blackburn Rovers
Turnover: £51m
Wage bill: £46m
Debt: £20m
Bolton Wanderers
Turnover: £59m
Wage bill: £41m
Debt: £67m
Burnley
Turnover: £11m
Wage bill: £13m
Debt: £13m
Chesea
Turnover: £209m
Wage bill: £167m
Debt: £726m
Everton
Turnover: £80m
Wage bill: £49m
Debt: £41m
Fulham
Turnover: £67m
Wage bill: £46m
Debt: £207m
Hull City
Turnover: £51m
Wage bill: £34m
Debt: £15m
Liverpool
Turnover: £185m
Wage bill: £103m
Debt: £394m
Manchester City
Turnover: £87m
Wage bill: £83m
Debt: £37m
Manchester United
Turnover: £278m
Wage bill: £123m
Debt: £717m
Portsmouth
Turnover: £60m
Wage bill: £65m
Debt: £123m
Stoke City
Turnover: £54m
Wage bill: £30m
Debt: £17.4m
Sunderland
Turnover: £65m
Wage bill: £50m
Debt: £46m
Tottenham Hotspur
Turnover: £113m
Wage bill: £60m
Debt: £80m
West Ham United
Turnover: £76m
Wage bill: £67m
Debt: £48m
Wigan Athletic
Turnover: £46m
Wage bill: £42m
Debt: £69m
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Turnover: £18m
Wage bill: £17m
Debt: £0.3m
Those numbers just don't add up...
Arsenal
Turnover: £316m
Wage bill: £104m
Debt: £265m
Aston Villa
Turnover: £84m
Wage bill: £71m
Debt: £114m
Birmingham City
Turnover: £28m
Wage bill: £27m
Debt: £2.85m
Blackburn Rovers
Turnover: £51m
Wage bill: £46m
Debt: £20m
Bolton Wanderers
Turnover: £59m
Wage bill: £41m
Debt: £67m
Burnley
Turnover: £11m
Wage bill: £13m
Debt: £13m
Chesea
Turnover: £209m
Wage bill: £167m
Debt: £726m
Everton
Turnover: £80m
Wage bill: £49m
Debt: £41m
Fulham
Turnover: £67m
Wage bill: £46m
Debt: £207m
Hull City
Turnover: £51m
Wage bill: £34m
Debt: £15m
Liverpool
Turnover: £185m
Wage bill: £103m
Debt: £394m
Manchester City
Turnover: £87m
Wage bill: £83m
Debt: £37m
Manchester United
Turnover: £278m
Wage bill: £123m
Debt: £717m
Portsmouth
Turnover: £60m
Wage bill: £65m
Debt: £123m
Stoke City
Turnover: £54m
Wage bill: £30m
Debt: £17.4m
Sunderland
Turnover: £65m
Wage bill: £50m
Debt: £46m
Tottenham Hotspur
Turnover: £113m
Wage bill: £60m
Debt: £80m
West Ham United
Turnover: £76m
Wage bill: £67m
Debt: £48m
Wigan Athletic
Turnover: £46m
Wage bill: £42m
Debt: £69m
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Turnover: £18m
Wage bill: £17m
Debt: £0.3m
Those numbers just don't add up...
I believe the rumour that the owners of Manchester City are considering buying Manchester United and merging the club to create a new one called Manchester FC.
The Home team shirt will be the Red and the away Blue.
They are to build a new state-of-the-art stadium with a capacity of 90 thousand on the site of City's ground, and use Old Trafford (the land of which will be sold to off-set the United debts) until it's completion.
Sounds marvelous to me.
The Home team shirt will be the Red and the away Blue.
They are to build a new state-of-the-art stadium with a capacity of 90 thousand on the site of City's ground, and use Old Trafford (the land of which will be sold to off-set the United debts) until it's completion.
Sounds marvelous to me.
Even before building their new stadium they've hardly spent much on players. The stadium is just an excuse they're keep repeating over and over.
Personally i think they're pretty happy with what they've got. Arsene wenger being the manager that never insist on spending big is exactly what they're owners wants (perfect match for them).
I mean even Juve with all the disasters that happens to the club during the calciopoli and everything that goes with it (no CL football + spending a year in serie B plus building a new stadium) yet we still managed to spend much more than them.
Bottom line is They're pretty cheap....
Personally i think they're pretty happy with what they've got. Arsene wenger being the manager that never insist on spending big is exactly what they're owners wants (perfect match for them).
I mean even Juve with all the disasters that happens to the club during the calciopoli and everything that goes with it (no CL football + spending a year in serie B plus building a new stadium) yet we still managed to spend much more than them.
Bottom line is They're pretty cheap....
West Ham bid for Henry
West Ham have made an audacious bid to sign Thierry Henry in a move which would see the Frenchman become the highest-paid player in their history.
Thierry Henry was a member of the 2003-04 Invincibles side at Arsenal
Henry has been heavily linked with a move away from Barcelona with reports indicating Major League Soccer side New York Red Bulls would be his most likely destination.
However, West Ham joint chairman David Sullivan has revealed he wants to sign theformer Arsenal striker and it is reported he is willing to offer him a two-year deal worth around £75,000 a week, more than £7.5 million in total.
"We're trying to assemble a more prolific strike force at West Ham and I'd love to have Henry here," Sullivan told The Sun. "Our club is in debt but a striker of his quality and standing would make it a great deal.
"Henry is still up there with the best."I've made an offer which would make him the highest-paid player in the club's history."And it's a serious offer because Henry could walk into almost any Premier League side.''
West Ham are still on the hunt for a new manager and it's likely that the first job of any new boss will be to re-assemble a squad, starting with the club's plethora of strikers.
While Carlton Cole was the Hammers' most consistent striker, he still only netted ten Premier League goals, with only three of them scored in 2010. Alessandro Diamanti netted seven, though he is the club's designated penlaty taker, and youngster Zavon Hines has shown glimpses of his potential.
But Guillermo Franco, Mido, Benni McCarthy and Ilan have flattered to deceive, with McCarthy and Mido - both players with proven premier League goalscoring records - failing to score a single goal since arriving in the January transfer window.
West Ham have made an audacious bid to sign Thierry Henry in a move which would see the Frenchman become the highest-paid player in their history.
Thierry Henry was a member of the 2003-04 Invincibles side at Arsenal
Henry has been heavily linked with a move away from Barcelona with reports indicating Major League Soccer side New York Red Bulls would be his most likely destination.
However, West Ham joint chairman David Sullivan has revealed he wants to sign theformer Arsenal striker and it is reported he is willing to offer him a two-year deal worth around £75,000 a week, more than £7.5 million in total.
"We're trying to assemble a more prolific strike force at West Ham and I'd love to have Henry here," Sullivan told The Sun. "Our club is in debt but a striker of his quality and standing would make it a great deal.
"Henry is still up there with the best."I've made an offer which would make him the highest-paid player in the club's history."And it's a serious offer because Henry could walk into almost any Premier League side.''
West Ham are still on the hunt for a new manager and it's likely that the first job of any new boss will be to re-assemble a squad, starting with the club's plethora of strikers.
While Carlton Cole was the Hammers' most consistent striker, he still only netted ten Premier League goals, with only three of them scored in 2010. Alessandro Diamanti netted seven, though he is the club's designated penlaty taker, and youngster Zavon Hines has shown glimpses of his potential.
But Guillermo Franco, Mido, Benni McCarthy and Ilan have flattered to deceive, with McCarthy and Mido - both players with proven premier League goalscoring records - failing to score a single goal since arriving in the January transfer window.
