Lets all laugh at Newcastle

[KILLA_SIN]

Premuer league wage bill

1. Manchester United – £200,996,000
2. Manchester City – £192,712,000
3. Arsenal – £155,896,000
4. Liverpool – £134,940,000
5. Chelsea – £128,804,000
6. Aston Villa – £99,840,000
7. Tottenham – £91,000,000
8. West Ham United – £90,480,000
9. Newcastle United – £85,800,000
10. Everton – £74,662,000
11. Nottingham Forest – £59,050,000
12. Crystal Palace – £52,150,000
13. Bournemouth – £48,594,000
14. Fulham – £47,580,000
15. Brighton – £47,268,000
16. Wolves – £41,600,000
17. Brentford – £34,398,000
18. Burnley – £20,978,000
19. Sheffield United – £13,302,800
20. Luton Town – £3,662,000

West Ham, Newcastle and Villa T/O is half ours

 

[Misfit]

City at the top? Is it corruption, champs league win, or selling players

All of the above?

 

[SirHarryHotspur]

Premuer league wage bill


7. Tottenham – £91,000,000

Where do these figures come from ????

2023-2024 Tottenham Salaries and Contracts

Capology | Football Salaries & Finances

www.capology.com

 

[KILLA_SIN]

Where do these figures come from ????

2023-2024 Tottenham Salaries and Contracts

Capology | Football Salaries & Finances

www.capology.com

Here’s the full rundown of how much each Premier League club pays in wages – via FBref, with estimates from Capology.

Ranking every Premier League club by their wage bill in 2023-24: Arsenal above Chelsea...

Manchester United's wage bill is over 35 times higher than Luton Town's in a stark reminder of quite how stratified the Premier League will be in the 2023-24 season. Here’s the full rundown of how much each Premier League club pays in wages.

www.planetfootball.com

 

[newbie]

Premuer league wage bill

1. Manchester United – £200,996,000
2. Manchester City – £192,712,000
3. Arsenal – £155,896,000
4. Liverpool – £134,940,000
5. Chelsea – £128,804,000
6. Aston Villa – £99,840,000
7. Tottenham – £91,000,000
8. West Ham United – £90,480,000
9. Newcastle United – £85,800,000
10. Everton – £74,662,000
11. Nottingham Forest – £59,050,000
12. Crystal Palace – £52,150,000
13. Bournemouth – £48,594,000
14. Fulham – £47,580,000
15. Brighton – £47,268,000
16. Wolves – £41,600,000
17. Brentford – £34,398,000
18. Burnley – £20,978,000
19. Sheffield United – £13,302,800
20. Luton Town – £3,662,000

West Ham, Newcastle and Villa T/O is half ours

I thought we were the only club with a wage bill less than 50 percent of our turn over?

 

[KILLA_SIN]

I thought we where the only club with a wage bill less than 50 percent of our turn over?

It's a little but different across sites but I've read that before too

 

[DJS]

Slightly old data but couldn't find the Swiss Ramble stuff. Gives an idea of the him they yet to climb though.

Surprised Chelsea so high with their fan base!

 

[Westmorlandspur]

Premuer league wage bill

1. Manchester United – £200,996,000
2. Manchester City – £192,712,000
3. Arsenal – £155,896,000
4. Liverpool – £134,940,000
5. Chelsea – £128,804,000
6. Aston Villa – £99,840,000
7. Tottenham – £91,000,000
8. West Ham United – £90,480,000
9. Newcastle United – £85,800,000
10. Everton – £74,662,000
11. Nottingham Forest – £59,050,000
12. Crystal Palace – £52,150,000
13. Bournemouth – £48,594,000
14. Fulham – £47,580,000
15. Brighton – £47,268,000
16. Wolves – £41,600,000
17. Brentford – £34,398,000
18. Burnley – £20,978,000
19. Sheffield United – £13,302,800
20. Luton Town – £3,662,000

West Ham, Newcastle and Villa T/O is half ours

That wage bill is well out of date. Luton only pay a total of 60k a week. Rubbish. Just made it up

 

[Westmorlandspur]

Here’s the full rundown of how much each Premier League club pays in wages – via FBref, with estimates from Capology.

Ranking every Premier League club by their wage bill in 2023-24: Arsenal above Chelsea...

Manchester United's wage bill is over 35 times higher than Luton Town's in a stark reminder of quite how stratified the Premier League will be in the 2023-24 season. Here’s the full rundown of how much each Premier League club pays in wages.

www.planetfootball.com

Pure made up shite. You lot believe anything

 

[Westmorlandspur]

They’ve spent a lot more money than people realise. Eddie Howe keeps playing down their spending but he’s spent a lot. Isak, Botman, Guimaraes, Tonali, Livramento, Gordon.

None of them have been cheap.

About 300m in total. Nearly all have been good buys

 

[Westmorlandspur]

Simon Bird in the Mirror speculates in his opinion piece that Almiron is going to be around the 30m mark - which is close to his transfermarkt value anyway. So anything above that is inflated, right?

They don't have too many players that can raise the sort of funds they would need to improve. Selling players like Guimaraes or Isak (their top two on transfermarkt; 85m & 70m) leaves them needing to replace those with players of a similar level as well as add to the squad.

Gordon is third on the list and I doubt they'd sell him. Sven Botman is 4th at 45m. The next five most valuable players are injured or suspended, and Almiron is next.

Saudi government have told the club to buy him from Newcastle. Tell me I’m wrong.
At current prices he is nowhere near 30m Almost 30, runs round like a madman and after his good spell last season, doesn’t score many goals.

 

[luRRka]

Saudi government have told the club to buy him from Newcastle. Tell me I’m wrong.
At current prices he is nowhere near 30m Almost 30, runs round like a madman and after his good spell last season, doesn’t score many goals.

The one buying him isn't one of the 4 owned by Saudi govt. Although, nor is Newcastle, wink wink, nudge nudge

 

[Danners9]

Saudi government have told the club to buy him from Newcastle. Tell me I’m wrong.
At current prices he is nowhere near 30m Almost 30, runs round like a madman and after his good spell last season, doesn’t score many goals.

according to transfermarkt his value has dropped from 35m to 30m since March last year - I guess that's the end of his run of decent form.

Nov 2022-March 2023 his value rose from 20m to 35m.

 

[beats1]

Surprised Chelsea so high with their fan base!

Chelsea make a lot of money through sales and won the CL the season before

 

[newbie]

Premuer league wage bill

1. Manchester United – £200,996,000
2. Manchester City – £192,712,000
3. Arsenal – £155,896,000
4. Liverpool – £134,940,000
5. Chelsea – £128,804,000
6. Aston Villa – £99,840,000
7. Tottenham – £91,000,000
8. West Ham United – £90,480,000
9. Newcastle United – £85,800,000
10. Everton – £74,662,000
11. Nottingham Forest – £59,050,000
12. Crystal Palace – £52,150,000
13. Bournemouth – £48,594,000
14. Fulham – £47,580,000
15. Brighton – £47,268,000
16. Wolves – £41,600,000
17. Brentford – £34,398,000
18. Burnley – £20,978,000
19. Sheffield United – £13,302,800
20. Luton Town – £3,662,000

West Ham, Newcastle and Villa T/O is half ours

if we got rid of ND that would save us 10 mil a year that’s mad his 1 tenth of our wages, I’m guessing his not included as his on loan. The key to success is buy young players on low wages if they are not good enough you can sell or stomach it. The big earners are a problem

last game we had

nd on loan
Ivan injured
Son away
dire ill
Maddison injured
loris had just gone

these 6 players prob account for over half our wage bill

obvs Son, Maddison are worth it and Ivan was unlucky.

 

[PCozzie]

Pretty much out for the season.

 

[thebenjamin]

Premuer league wage bill

1. Manchester United – £200,996,000
2. Manchester City – £192,712,000
3. Arsenal – £155,896,000
4. Liverpool – £134,940,000
5. Chelsea – £128,804,000
6. Aston Villa – £99,840,000
7. Tottenham – £91,000,000
8. West Ham United – £90,480,000
9. Newcastle United – £85,800,000
10. Everton – £74,662,000
11. Nottingham Forest – £59,050,000
12. Crystal Palace – £52,150,000
13. Bournemouth – £48,594,000
14. Fulham – £47,580,000
15. Brighton – £47,268,000
16. Wolves – £41,600,000
17. Brentford – £34,398,000
18. Burnley – £20,978,000
19. Sheffield United – £13,302,800
20. Luton Town – £3,662,000

West Ham, Newcastle and Villa T/O is half ours

Those seem wildly low. United and city's are over 300m

 

[superted4]

Newcastle's wage are 75% of their turnover according to Deloitte for last season. I make that 216m euros. whereas ours are 46% of 631m so 290m euros. Newcastle's is completely unsustainable and they need both commercial and matchday to dramatically increase just to keep the current contracts paid!

 

[SirHarryHotspur]

Re the figures above I am sure Newcastle are not the only club living beyond their means but look at these figures taken directly from Newcastle's published accounts'

2003 accounts , average crowd 49,000 , home match receipts £32.7 million, total wage bill £41.1 million
2023 accounts average crowd 52,000 , home match receipts £37.9 million, total wage bill £186.6 million

Nobody wants to pay high ticket prices but if you want to pay players a wage of millions then fans have got to make a contribution, we certainly do at Spurs.

ps Just allowing for inflation, Newcastle match receipts compared to 2003 should now be about £57.2 million

 

[superted4]

Not going to plan for the Saudi's, qualifying for the champions league made it look as though they were going to steamroll to success, but losing Dan Ashworth and not taking PSR as serious as they should, shows its going to be a long old road

Newcastle director Ashworth approached by Man Utd

Newcastle United sporting director Dan Ashworth is approached by Manchester United about a move to Old Trafford.

www.bbc.co.uk