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2 minutes ago, Froggy said:

Wages as % of Revenue 

Nottingham Forest – 87.9%

Fulham – 85.2%

Wolves – 82.1%

Everton – 79.7%

Brighton – 74.3%

West Ham – 74.1%

Bournemouth – 73.9%

Chelsea – 71.9%

Newcastle – 71.0%

Aston Villa – 70.9%

Burnley – 69.4%

Crystal Palace – 68.7%

Brentford – 65.9%

Liverpool – 60.0%

Man City – 58.8%

Arsenal – 49.0%

Sheffield United – 47.1%

Man United – 46.9%

Tottenham – 44.1%

Luton – 43.6%

Now do debt as a % of revenue. 

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24 minutes ago, Froggy said:

Wages as % of Revenue 

Nottingham Forest – 87.9%

Fulham – 85.2%

Wolves – 82.1%

Everton – 79.7%

Brighton – 74.3%

West Ham – 74.1%

Bournemouth – 73.9%

Chelsea – 71.9%

Newcastle – 71.0%

Aston Villa – 70.9%

Burnley – 69.4%

Crystal Palace – 68.7%

Brentford – 65.9%

Liverpool – 60.0%

Man City – 58.8%

Arsenal – 49.0%

Sheffield United – 47.1%

Man United – 46.9%

Tottenham – 44.1%

Luton – 43.6%

 

Wasn't Villa's like 98% or something just last year?

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yeah, I swear it was reported that Villa were in danger of it being 100% and breaching CL rules or something when they signed Rashford and Asensio on loan.

 

A bunch of them took wage cuts in the summer iirc, don’t know if the figures above are taken from then and after Rashford/Asensio left or what.

 

 

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8 minutes ago, Kid Icarus said:

Wasn't Villa's like 98% or something just last year?

 

I'm not sure, I just whacked those two graphs into ChatGPT and asked it to work them out. :lol: 

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The study, conducted by cognitive scientists at MIT’s Media Lab, divided 54 students into three groups. Each group was tasked with writing multiple SAT-style essays under different conditions:

 

- One group used ChatGPT

- One group used Google Search (ChatGPT and other LLM prohibited) 

- One group used no tools at all

 

While students wrote, researchers monitored their brain activity using EEG sensors to detect engagement levels, attention, and cognitive processing across 32 regions of the brain.

 

Here’s what happened:

 

The ChatGPT group had the lowest brain activity. They were less engaged and focused, and demonstrated weaker memory and executive function. Their essays became increasingly similar to one another. Teachers who evaluated the work described it as “soulless,” filled with repetitive phrasing and shallow arguments.

These students retained little of what they wrote. When asked to revise an earlier essay without the help of ChatGPT, many couldn’t remember what they had written. Over time, they relied more heavily on AI. By the third essay, many students weren’t even pretending to do the work themselves; they were simply copying and pasting AI responses with minimal changes/edits.

In contrast, the “brain-only” group, those who wrote their essays with no digital tools, showed:

 

- Higher engagement and stronger brain activity, especially in regions linked to memory, creativity, and problem-solving

- Better memory recall and greater satisfaction with their work

- More original and thoughtful writing

 

Even the Google Search group fared better than the AI group, showing more active engagement in researching and constructing ideas rather than passively accepting pre-written content.

 

https://oxfordlearning.com/is-chatgpt-harming-students-thinking-skills-heres-what-parents-need-to-know/

 

 

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That’s wages. The numbers talked about for UEFA (and the new PL rules) include amortisation and agent fees also. The on the other end it includes a three year average of player sales profit.

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The "woe is me" attitude initiated by Pep and being covered widely in the media about how many minutes Haaland has had is pretty tiresome isn't it

 

I'm sure the richest club in the world could work out a way to have a backup striker to rotate with him or manage his minutes better. No one forced Pep to start Haaland against Exeter for example

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8 hours ago, Froggy said:

Wages as % of Revenue 

Nottingham Forest – 87.9%

Fulham – 85.2%

Wolves – 82.1%

Everton – 79.7%

Brighton – 74.3%

West Ham – 74.1%

Bournemouth – 73.9%

Chelsea – 71.9%

Newcastle – 71.0%

Aston Villa – 70.9%

Burnley – 69.4%

Crystal Palace – 68.7%

Brentford – 65.9%

Liverpool – 60.0%

Man City – 58.8%

Arsenal – 49.0%

Sheffield United – 47.1%

Man United – 46.9%

Tottenham – 44.1%

Luton – 43.6%

Man City – 58.8%?  hmmm :pokerface: isn't Haaland on like £1mil a week

 

 

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I think they also hide administrative costs inside City Football Group, so their wage number is much closer to playing staff only while everyone else's includes support staff. And who knows what else they are hiding in there...

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