The Financial Situation (30 Viewers)

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So, we'll reach break even?

 

[Roman]

So, we'll reach break even?

According to that report yes...

Anyway,big to Agnelli's management over these years so far,the club is on the right path,continue to grow(Stadium,Projects,Sponsors,Marketing is getting better...),healthy economically,and improving all the way.

 

[LiquidPLP]

Very nice

 

[Hust]

Incredible.

I love this BOD.

 

[TheLaz]

Soon we're the new Arsenal

 

[Scottish]

Soon we're the new Arsenal

Remember UEFA pointing out Arsenal as the ideal model of how to run a football club?

We're managing to keep our finances healthy while still managing to dominate our domestic league. Mad props to our management team.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Incredible.

I love this BOD.

Agnelli is doing a great job @Fr3sh

 

[Maddy]

Remember UEFA pointing out Arsenal as the ideal model of how to run a football club?

What's funny about it? They are running their club better than most.

 

[zizinho]

What's funny about it? They are running their club better than most.

is that why it took them 9 years to win something?

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Agnelli is doing a great job @Fr3sh

best president in Europe

 

[MikeM]

Did you guys read the fine print?

*Revenue projections assume the sale of Pogba for 100M E.

 

[zizinho]

Did you guys read the fine print?

*Revenue projections assume the sale of Pogba for 100M E.

 

[j0ker]

Did you guys read the fine print?

*Revenue projections assume the sale of Pogba for 100M E.

Shouldn't we reach 430mln if we sale Pogba?

 

[Scottish]

What's funny about it? They are running their club better than most.

What Zizzi said - they are in a financially great position and do well enough to maintain that. However they don't ever win anything and their great plan of recruiting the best young players from around the world ultimately failed. How can they be considered to be the model to follow?

 

[Hust]

Agnelli is doing a great job @Fr3sh

Seems to have made ALL the right decisions with ALL the players. @Azzurri7

 

[Maddy]

What Zizzi said - they are in a financially great position and do well enough to maintain that. However they don't ever win anything and their great plan of recruiting the best young players from around the world ultimately failed. How can they be considered to be the model to follow?

Because they are a club/company with their finances under control and that stay competitive in a strong league as well as Champions League. The last few percentages that is required to win CL and PL hasn't been on Arsenals side primarily 'cause there are three big spenders in English football.

How is that not a model to follow in modern football?

But let's call Chelsea and City role models instead?

It's limited how many clubs that can win a trophy each year, which makes Arsenal a great example to follow when it comes to a business model, heck even to some degree Wenger's lust for young players.

The idea of Arsenal being a laughing stock across this board is really pathetic, realising they have done better than Juve in CL the last 10 years.

 

[j0ker]

The idea of Arsenal being a laughing stock across this board is really pathetic, realising they have done better than Juve in CL the last 10 years.

After all we have been through?

 

[TheLaz]

What Zizzi said - they are in a financially great position and do well enough to maintain that. However they don't ever win anything and their great plan of recruiting the best young players from around the world ultimately failed. How can they be considered to be the model to follow?

I was not being ironic. Arsenal IS the ideal way of running a football club. Chelsea, City, United etc have all invested billions more then Arsenal over the past 10 years. Wenger is finally spending (Ozil, Sanchez) and they're doing quite well. I'm no Arsenal fan but that's because i don't support any team in BPL. Arsenal stay competitive while financially outsmart anyone else in the league. Now that Wenger is signing big name players they're the ideal team to learn from.

In a few years we can hope to table €40m offers for key players as well.

 

[Maddy]

After all we have been through?

Meh. The Juve - Arsenal comparison is a bit harsh.

But doesn't really change my overall assessment of Arsenal as well driven club, just like Juventus has become.

 

[Fr3sh]

Agnelli is doing a great job @Fr3sh

He's still a piece of shit.