How worried should they be? I suggested a while back that if things spiralled downwards for them that they could easily find themselves on the brink of bankruptcy - how much nearer are they to that situation now?
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I think it is not as exciting a prospect as it could be.
Revenue from last accounts was £360m and the previous 12 months cost them £71m to finance the debt. Interesting they have actually spent £680m over 9 years to reduce the debt by ~£130m.
Net profit after debt payments for 2012-13 was only £17. Buying Mata and not qualifying for CL could see them need to make some serious money. That could be a £30-£50m hit if you count prize, broadcast, and matchday revenues. Maybe half as much again if you count sponsorshipsFootball without Origi is nothingComment
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Oh, and if anyone is interested. Red Cafe implosion...
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Did RVP shag Rooney's favourite granny?
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[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKC9KdBCgW4"]Moyes's Tactics（vs Fulham All Crosses） - YouTube[/ame]Was muComment
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I'm getting a little scared what with De Boer's recent comments about being interested in an english team. While its glorious to see them being so ****, I doubt it'll last long. They can still get top coaches to come. Very different to us during the 90s when we had no one.Comment
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You know it's bad when an Australian news corporation gets in on the act!
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Is de Boer a high profile manager? He's like Klinsmann character.Was muComment
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If they get rid of Moyes they will need someone to steady the ship...
The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it, top it; if you can't top it, laugh at it; if you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved.Comment
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