Colos Short and Curlies
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West Ham United 0-1 Newcastle United - 10/03/25
Colos Short and Curlies replied to Disco's topic in Football
Thats all Ando went on about for the full 90 minutes. He hates that ground with a passion -
NUFC specific FFP/PSR discussion
Colos Short and Curlies replied to Unbelievable's topic in Football
Obviously getting to June was not a great strategy but once we got there the gap was bridged with a (yes high potential) winger and a midfielder who played the sum of 10 games last season. The alternative was a Bruno, Gordon, Isak. They ultimately played the right card at the time, as much as it sucks that we had to sell either one of them -
NUFC specific FFP/PSR discussion
Colos Short and Curlies replied to Unbelievable's topic in Football
If we start at a £69m loss as our going rate (basically Adidas equalling Champions League revenue) we are adding in the sale of Kelly and Miggy (probably £10m PSR profit as there will have been upfront costs with Kelly) and I think the Ashworth money comes into this year as well, so somewhere between £2m and £5m there we end up with a PSR loss of around £45m. Our position for the end of this year is then -54+9-45= £90m but more importantly we start 2025/2026 at 9-45= £36m loss which allows us a £69m loss in 2025/2026 (ignoring UEFA rules here). That's £24m of additional amortisation and wages so I'd say between £90m and £100m in transfer fees. You can then add on whatever the expected earnings will be from Europe, get Champions league and we can probably double that, Europa I guess we'd work on getting to the final which gives us a further £20m-£30m to spend. So basically anywhere between £90m and £200m depending on where we finish -
NUFC specific FFP/PSR discussion
Colos Short and Curlies replied to Unbelievable's topic in Football
Bank of England base rate, impact on the GBP/Euro exchange rate, Tariffs on players bought/sold to the MLS, whatever the PL make up -
NUFC specific FFP/PSR discussion
Colos Short and Curlies replied to Unbelievable's topic in Football
We’ve played right to the allowable limits. The phasing of losses and profit wasn’t the best (!) but making a £105m loss over 3 years is bang on where we needed to be. also shows a canny strategy last June in just making enough -
We were in the hat for qualifying for the UEFA cup via fair play in 2001 but didn't get pulled out (finished 11th season before). Then Málaga pulled out of the intertoto and we were invited in.
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I quite like it It will look good with a pair of Geordie jeans
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NUFC specific FFP/PSR discussion
Colos Short and Curlies replied to Unbelievable's topic in Football
Disappointing colour coding on the bar charts to be honest! -
NUFC specific FFP/PSR discussion
Colos Short and Curlies replied to Unbelievable's topic in Football
Thinking on this again, if it is related to Anderson/The Greek then I'm all for it. Get rid of the loophole of clubs helping eachother out with stupid sales. Treat all transactions on a window where players move between the same clubs as exchanges where the profit is reduced on the sale to stop stupid deals being made to help eachother out. -
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Colos Short and Curlies replied to Unbelievable's topic in Football
I didn't think FRS102 and IFRS were that different in asset exchange, if they are then it could be Vlads fee being taken off Tue profit but that would then mean it's not amortised so still a benefit on future years. I originally thought it might be that UEFA take a June to May period, but if it was that then both transfers would be impacted and the value would be £60m. Either way the wording on the tweet is wrong -
NUFC specific FFP/PSR discussion
Colos Short and Curlies replied to Unbelievable's topic in Football
The £30m can't be for the ASM sale to Saudi, it's more timing differences in when we recognise sales in our accounting year and an UEFA calender which I think spreads the profit over 3 years. So we'll see a £15m positive adjustment in 24/25 and again 25/26 for these sales -
He was an A in the first couple of seasons, need to put him into context with the squad at that time. This season he's probably an asterisk with 'players must have played 6 games to be scored'
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Still maintain no English club can afford Isak this summer. £160m transfer fee (minimum) plus 10-20% signing on fee plus around £20m in wages.
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We do need to be doing business nice and early in the summer. It is true that Howe likes to bed players in to the club and system where possible and if we're going for a new GK, CB, RW and possibly CM then he needs the full pre season with them
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There are 4 crazy seasons in there with 30 point gaps, take them and the BCD season out and you're looking at about 18 points average (its 21 with them included). I reckon by the time we get to May the gap will be nearer that than the 6 it currently is. City will go on a run and pick up 7 or 8 wins from the remaining 11, Forest have peaked and will pretty much spread the games across W/L/D, Bournemouth will do slightly better with maybe 5 wins, fuck knows with us, we could win 8 or lose 8 of the remaining games, Brighton and Fulham will do the same as Forest. Villa have a game less and are as erratic as we are
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I agree its shady, but is really any different to speaking to agents of players who we want to bring in to replace those here now?
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I think that's a nuts statement. If you start the season thinking City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Man U, Spurs, Chelsea are better teams/squads than us, putting 7th as out likely position and 2 of those 6 absolutely shit the bed in the season to be 14th/15th then 5th isn't an overachievement in the current season. The only other club you could put in there is Villa and they are having the season you would expect with the Champions League Finishing below Forest/Bournemouth or Brighton to miss out on CL would be an underachieving season, finishing 7th behind the 6 mentioned wouldn't
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Is the Millwall keeper likely to get an extended ban or will he and Gordon both get 3 games? And is there any chance we can get Oliver reffing the Liverpool Soton game with a few soft reds please
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I suppose the only glimmer of a positive today is that we won't get a fixture pile up now
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Anthony Gordon (now playing for FC Barcelona)
Colos Short and Curlies replied to a topic in Football
You know that if was against us Barnes would be scoring the winner in the final and only there because of the red card here. Still not convinced it's a red with some of the challenges that didn't get a yellow, seemed a very high bar for a yellow then very little room to differentiate for a red