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Arab_plumber wrote:
If we sign a new team on an emergency loan maybe
The emergency loan system isnae working so well for Hibs tonight so far. Wonder of other new signing Brian McLean will get on?
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PatReilly wrote:
Arab_plumber wrote:
If we sign a new team on an emergency loan maybe
The emergency loan system isnae working so well for Hibs tonight so far. Wonder of other new signing Brian McLean will get on?
What?
Commons basically won them the league with his goals and assists
Id love some of that not working well at United
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Arab_plumber wrote:
PatReilly wrote:
Arab_plumber wrote:
If we sign a new team on an emergency loan maybe
The emergency loan system isnae working so well for Hibs tonight so far. Wonder of other new signing Brian McLean will get on?
What?
Commons basically won them the league with his goals and assists
Id love some of that not working well at United
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Ok tonight isn't great for them but Commons was a masterstroke
HeggyHandshake wrote:
Nearly 50k a week running losses. God only knows what it will be this year. I am very close to chucking in the towel.
I'm presuming you get to £50k per week by dividing the operating loss of £2.5 million by 52?
Isn't that a bit simplistic? Surely there's one off costs included in that? Maybe, I'm the simple one
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Goodie Conway 2 wrote:
HeggyHandshake wrote:
Nearly 50k a week running losses. God only knows what it will be this year. I am very close to chucking in the towel.
I'm presuming you get to £50k per week by dividing the operating loss of £2.5 million by 52?
Isn't that a bit simplistic? Surely there's one off costs included in that? Maybe, I'm the simple one
A little knowledge is usually very dangerous GC2. But you would be correct to assume that "one off " costs such as paying poor management teams to leave are normally included in the operating losses.
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Sugar coat it all you like its weekly or was lump sums but thats an awful amount of money to lose
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Agreed Affshore but losing 2.5m over a 12 month period does not equate to hemorrhaging 50k every week
yagetme?
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Goodie Conway 2 wrote:
Agreed Affshore but losing 2.5m over a 12 month period does not equate to hemorrhaging 50k every week
yagetme?
Did your pal down at The Royal Arch tell you that?
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No matter how you try and dress it up either as a weekly loss or a yearly loss it still works out at 50k a week ffs.
It doesn't mean we lose £50k consistently, every week.
FFS
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Beharder wrote:
Goodie Conway 2 wrote:
HeggyHandshake wrote:
Nearly 50k a week running losses. God only knows what it will be this year. I am very close to chucking in the towel.
I'm presuming you get to £50k per week by dividing the operating loss of £2.5 million by 52?
Isn't that a bit simplistic? Surely there's one off costs included in that? Maybe, I'm the simple one
A little knowledge is usually very dangerous GC2. But you would be correct to assume that "one off " costs such as paying poor management teams to leave are normally included in the operating losses.
Running costs were £2.53 in the red were they not??
'Redundancies' were £400k of that amount. Even you lot are not gonna dress this up, surely to fuk??
What is very dangerous is the way these people have been running our Club.
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Out of interest, what period does the accounts cover? Jan 16- Jan 17 rather than a financial year ie April?
Will the accounts details how much was shelled out to waste of spaces Kawashima, demel, pongolle etc?
HeggyHandshake wrote:
Beharder wrote:
Goodie Conway 2 wrote:
I'm presuming you get to £50k per week by dividing the operating loss of £2.5 million by 52?
Isn't that a bit simplistic? Surely there's one off costs included in that? Maybe, I'm the simple one
A little knowledge is usually very dangerous GC2. But you would be correct to assume that "one off " costs such as paying poor management teams to leave are normally included in the operating losses.
Running costs were £2.53 in the red were they not??
'Redundancies' were £400k of that amount. Even you lot are not gonna dress this up, surely to fuk??
What is very dangerous is the way these people have been running our Club.
Not trying to dress anything up. Just saying that £2.53m loss is not made up of consistent, weekly losses of £50k. That's highly unlikely. I would hope that a lot of the £2.53m is made up of one-off big hits.
For the record, I want Thompson out and someone in who can bring not just investment and nous to the business side of the club, but positivity to the whole club including the playing side.
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It averages nearly 50k per week, yes or no??
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Tangy wrote:
Out of interest, what period does the accounts cover? Jan 16- Jan 17 rather than a financial year ie April?
Will the accounts details how much was shelled out to waste of spaces Kawashima, demel, pongolle etc?
End of June 2016. So doesn't even begin to cover being in Division Fun yet.
HeggyHandshake wrote:
It averages nearly 50k per week, yes or no??
Yes - but that's irrelevant
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Goodie Conway 2 wrote:
HeggyHandshake wrote:
It averages nearly 50k per week, yes or no??
Yes - but that's irrelevant
How is that irrelevant???
Honest to fuck.
TU - go and read my posts again. I don't think I'm being unclear
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HeggyHandshake wrote:
Tangy wrote:
Out of interest, what period does the accounts cover? Jan 16- Jan 17 rather than a financial year ie April?
Will the accounts details how much was shelled out to waste of spaces Kawashima, demel, pongolle etc?
End of June 2016. So doesn't even begin to cover being in Division Fun yet.
Ooh joy!
I'm intrigued to see how much a bang average goalkeeper cost us....
Demel - meant to be a leader using his experience- he got wound up by a no mark from Dundee. Few k a week?
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Canadian Arab wrote:
Tangerine_Ultra wrote:
Goodie Conway 2 wrote:
Yes - but that's irrelevantHow is that irrelevant???
Honest to fuck.It is irrelevant.
There is a massive difference between running a business that breaks even every week, but has an unusual, one-off expense once in a year of 2.5 million, and a business that runs at a loss of 50k every week. The first business is a viable one that's being run in a responsible manner, the second business is not. Even though they both average out to losing 50k per week.
And I'm not trying to say you can just forget about the one-off expense. It still needs to be paid and it's still a big problem.
Well we both know that this one is not being run in a responsible manner.
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Canadian Arab wrote:
Tangerine_Ultra wrote:
Goodie Conway 2 wrote:
Yes - but that's irrelevantHow is that irrelevant???
Honest to fuck.It is irrelevant.
There is a massive difference between running a business that breaks even every week, but has an unusual, one-off expense once in a year of 2.5 million, and a business that runs at a loss of 50k every week. The first business is a viable one that's being run in a responsible manner, the second business is not. Even though they both average out to losing 50k per week.
And I'm not trying to say you can just forget about the one-off expense. It still needs to be paid and it's still a big problem.
Anyone know a company who had a one off expense of £2.5million??
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HeggyHandshake wrote:
Canadian Arab wrote:
Tangerine_Ultra wrote:
How is that irrelevant???
Honest to fuck.It is irrelevant.
There is a massive difference between running a business that breaks even every week, but has an unusual, one-off expense once in a year of 2.5 million, and a business that runs at a loss of 50k every week. The first business is a viable one that's being run in a responsible manner, the second business is not. Even though they both average out to losing 50k per week.
And I'm not trying to say you can just forget about the one-off expense. It still needs to be paid and it's still a big problem.Anyone know a company who had a one off expense of £2.5million??
Yes, but that company turns over more than £500million not £5million.
Whether it's 1 off costs or an exact figure the same every week is irrelevant, there is no excuse for losing that amount of money in a year. Anyone that can't see that is deluded.
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CA, which company do you think United are most like, the one who is pissing money every single week or the one that is a tight ship apart from a big amount having to go out now and again??
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