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55 minutes ago, Dokko said:

 

They could buy the stadium though.

Turn it into our temporary home. Demolish and rebuild SJP into a world class stadium. Move back in and reduce the capacity of Gateshead International for them to use as well as athletics.

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If we can get through this season, the Burn/Trippier/Wood/Bruno window will have dropped off? Add in the extra commercial revenue and we should be in a strong position to spend well?

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28 minutes ago, Optimistic Nut said:

If we can get through this season, the Burn/Trippier/Wood/Bruno window will have dropped off? Add in the extra commercial revenue and we should be in a strong position to spend well?

That'll drop off from 1st July this year won't it?

 

That's the start of the 24/25 season, so the 21/22 season will not be part of the same 3-year cycle. 

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1 hour ago, Optimistic Nut said:

If we can get through this season, the Burn/Trippier/Wood/Bruno window will have dropped off? Add in the extra commercial revenue and we should be in a strong position to spend well?

Doesn’t quite work like that. You amortise the cost over the original contract length of up to 5 years, and I believe this can then be re profiled for longer if there is a contract extension. However, for the allowable £105m losses, this is over a rolling 3 season window.

 

Our position is okay, better than some, worse than lots, but we still need box clever and can’t afford to make big mistakes in the transfer market.

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What’s this I keep hearing about the PSR rules will changed in our favour by next summer? I haven’t seen anything concrete anywhere. I did see an article suggesting the premier league could adjust things because they were starting to worry their ‘product’ might be effected by as teams couldn’t afford wages so players might move abroad.

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38 minutes ago, ExiledGeordie said:

What’s this I keep hearing about the PSR rules will changed in our favour by next summer? I haven’t seen anything concrete anywhere. I did see an article suggesting the premier league could adjust things because they were starting to worry their ‘product’ might be effected by as teams couldn’t afford wages so players might move abroad.

They aren’t changing in our favour, the new rules will make it even harder as owners are not able to offset anything with equity. You have a hard spending to revenue cap of 70-85% and that’s it. IF related party transaction rules remain in place then we basically need to Eddie to perform miracles every year in order to progress. 

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10 minutes ago, r0cafella said:

They aren’t changing in our favour, the new rules will make it even harder as owners are not able to offset anything with equity. You have a hard spending to revenue cap of 70-85% and that’s it. IF related party transaction rules remain in place then we basically need to Eddie to perform miracles every year in order to progress. 

 

So basically our upper limit is likely 4-6th. What a joke.

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35 minutes ago, r0cafella said:

They aren’t changing in our favour, the new rules will make it even harder as owners are not able to offset anything with equity. You have a hard spending to revenue cap of 70-85% and that’s it. IF related party transaction rules remain in place then we basically need to Eddie to perform miracles every year in order to progress. 


Yeah it’s a farce then isn’t it, the top six cartel have it locked down. I don’t think the club banked on hard line rule changes like this when the takeover happened. 

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6 minutes ago, ExiledGeordie said:


Yeah it’s a farce then isn’t it, the top six cartel have it locked down. I don’t think the club banked on hard line rule changes like this when the takeover happened. 

There’s only one way to allow us to compete, thats the legal route and fuck the lot of them.

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52 minutes ago, Turnbull2000 said:

 

So basically our upper limit is likely 4-6th. What a joke.

Yeah, if that to be honest. As I’ve pointed out previously in order to catch those more established clubs we need to better the commercial deals they strike which isn’t feasible as why would someone sponsor us when they can sponsor a Liverpool? Don’t get me wrong, we may have some successful seasons like the one where we finished fourth but sustained success will be extremely difficult. 

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4 minutes ago, r0cafella said:

Yeah, if that to be honest. As I’ve pointed out previously in order to catch those more established clubs we need to better the commercial deals they strike which isn’t feasible as why would someone sponsor us when they can sponsor a Liverpool? Don’t get me wrong, we may have some successful seasons like the one where we finished fourth but sustained success will be extremely difficult. 


Capping spending to 5/6/7 times the revenue of the lowest revenue club will allow us to catch up. 

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14 minutes ago, aussiemag said:


Capping spending to 5/6/7 times the revenue of the lowest revenue club will allow us to catch up. 

The anchoring rules were going to run alongside the new PSR, not replace them.

 

You'd be able to spend 70/85% of turnover or 5x the lowest clubs revenue, whichever is the least, so we'd be no better off in terms of how much we could spend.

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20 minutes ago, mattypnufc said:

Love that from the club mind.  Pure trolling the fat mess. 

"Our fans in the UK and across Europe will undoubtedly benefit from JD's extensive, and premium, high-street and online presence, where they will be able to buy the club's exciting adidas ranges alongside JD's broader premium sports apparel and footwear offering."

Founded in Northern England in 1981, JD now has more than 1,200 stores across 24 countries worldwide, as well as dedicated websites for countries in Europe, Australasia, North America and the Asia Pacific region. 

JD Global Managing Director, Michael Armstrong, added: "JD's latest football partnership with Newcastle United is a fantastic addition to our growing global football partnership portfolio. 

"As the club continues to grow on and off the pitch, we are delighted to be a part of the journey and provide our customers with unrivalled choice and access to kit. This partnership will offer a boost to our stores, and online platforms, both locally and across Europe."

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40 minutes ago, aussiemag said:


Capping spending to 5/6/7 times the revenue of the lowest revenue club will allow us to catch up. 

The anchoring  doesn’t help us at all, not until we reach parity which I don’t think we will ever be able to. 
 

If you look at the so called big 6 clubs our model closely matches Liverpool but they dwarf us in all aspects, we are half the size of them financially and I don’t see how we bridge that gap. 

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42 minutes ago, mattypnufc said:

Love that from the club mind.  Pure trolling the fat mess. 

Baron Harkonnen will be swimming in mud tonight 

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2 hours ago, ExiledGeordie said:


Yeah it’s a farce then isn’t it, the top six cartel have it locked down. I don’t think the club banked on hard line rule changes like this when the takeover happened. 

 

DO NOT DOUBT IT !!!!!

 

It is going to be harder than intended and it will take longer than was originally thought - but we will get there.

 

As soon as I knew the three groups who had bought us and their abilities and capabilities, about a year and a half before the Takeover was approved, I knew we would eventually become top dogs.

 

DO NOT E V E R DOUBT IT !!!!! 

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16 minutes ago, manorpark said:

 

DO NOT DOUBT IT !!!!!

 

It is going to be harder than intended and it will take longer than was originally thought - but we will get there.

 

As soon as I knew the three groups who had bought us and their abilities and capabilities, about a year and a half before the Takeover was approved, I knew we would eventually become top dogs.

 

DO NOT E V E R DOUBT IT !!!!! 

:indi: Believe!  

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4 minutes ago, Geogaddi said:

Does this mean JD will have the new top on release day ?

Yeah. Outside of the clubs own store, and Adidas stores, the only other place that you will be able to buy it is JD, I think after a few months they will allow other stores to stock it. It’s just an exclusive period on the first few months, according to the Sports Direct tribunal.

 

 

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