Premier League 2023/2024

[BorjeSpurs]

 

[Marty]

What’s the biggest defeat in league history? Could be a record broken tonight

Premier League is 9-0 and has been done four times before.

Top flight history is 12-0, Football League history including lower divisions is 13-0.

 

[luRRka]

They must have to sell a few. The grealish sale would have balanced the books massively though (was that within the 3 years?)

 

[ernie78]

Record for Most goals scored in 1 half is still us with 8 v Wigan.
I wouldn’t rule out arse getting that this half if they really want it.

 

[dirtyh]

Even with my recent knee surgery and having just wolfed down 2 sticks of garlic bread I reckon I wouldn’t be out of place in a Sheffield United kit out there

 

[Nine while nine]

Record for Most goals scored in 1 half is still us with 8 v Wigan.

I mentioned that to my Arsenal mate as he was gloating.

He said 'Is that germane?'

And I said 'Not just him, but he did get five of them'.

 

[dagraham]

Much as I hate to admit it. This smacks of a club that has stuck by the manager and given him enough time to put together a team. Much as I fucking hate The twat. It’s paying off for them. We are at the start of this journey. And can easily get to their level. But we lack a few components at the moment. But the scum are looking ominously good at the moment.

This is true, but they’ve also backed him with their wallets.

As much as I hate them, they are a winning club for whom being 2nd best and simply competing isn’t enough…… and yeah I know simply spending money without a plan isn’t enough on it’s own.

 

[noggen]

20 - 1 in goals in their last 3.5 games.

 

[spurs9]

Most goals conceded at Home in a PL season is 46. Sheff Utd are on 41 with 5.5 games to go.

Also fewest clean sheets in a season is 3 and Sheff Utd have 1 so far.

 

[mark87]

 

[Oh Teddy Teddy]

Watkins for £20m. Be good to help them out.

 

[Meercat]

Hmm

Aston Villa reported a financial loss of £69 million for the financial year ending May 31, 2019. This loss included a £30 million bonus payment to former owner Randy Lerner upon the club's return to the Premier League, along with "exceptional promotion-related costs" of £45.8 million. The club's turnover decreased by £14.3 million from the previous year to £54.3 million, mainly due to a reduction in Premier League parachute payments [oai_citation:1,Aston Villa record £69m financial loss including £30m bonus payment to former owner Randy Lerner | Football News | Sky Sports](https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/11945657/aston-villa-record-69m-financial-loss-including-30m-bonus-payment-to-former-owner-randy-lerner).

For the financial year ending May 31, 2022, Aston Villa reported a small profit of £400,000, marking a significant improvement from the previous losses. This turnaround was notably influenced by the profit from player sales, which surged from just £1 million to £97 million. Despite a slight fall in revenue by £5 million to £178 million and an increase in operating expenses by £50 million, the club managed to achieve profitability [oai_citation:2,Aston Villa record £69m financial loss including £30m bonus payment to former owner Randy Lerner | Football News | Sky Sports](https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/11945657/aston-villa-record-69m-financial-loss-including-30m-bonus-payment-to-former-owner-randy-lerner).

Don’t see how they can be operating within PSR with the last three financial results…?

 

[spurs9]

They must have to sell a few. The grealish sale would have balanced the books massively though (was that within the 3 years?)

This is his 3rd season at City, so wont help them next year.

 

[Oh Teddy Teddy]

They must have to sell a few. The grealish sale would have balanced the books massively though (was that within the 3 years?)

Explains why Ramsey was being linked to so many too. He’s a youth product so he’ll be first out the door.

 

[luRRka]

Hmm

Aston Villa reported a financial loss of £69 million for the financial year ending May 31, 2019. This loss included a £30 million bonus payment to former owner Randy Lerner upon the club's return to the Premier League, along with "exceptional promotion-related costs" of £45.8 million. The club's turnover decreased by £14.3 million from the previous year to £54.3 million, mainly due to a reduction in Premier League parachute payments [oai_citation:1,Aston Villa record £69m financial loss including £30m bonus payment to former owner Randy Lerner | Football News | Sky Sports](https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/11945657/aston-villa-record-69m-financial-loss-including-30m-bonus-payment-to-former-owner-randy-lerner).

For the financial year ending May 31, 2022, Aston Villa reported a small profit of £400,000, marking a significant improvement from the previous losses. This turnaround was notably influenced by the profit from player sales, which surged from just £1 million to £97 million. Despite a slight fall in revenue by £5 million to £178 million and an increase in operating expenses by £50 million, the club managed to achieve profitability [oai_citation:2,Aston Villa record £69m financial loss including £30m bonus payment to former owner Randy Lerner | Football News | Sky Sports](https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/11945657/aston-villa-record-69m-financial-loss-including-30m-bonus-payment-to-former-owner-randy-lerner).

Don’t see how they can be operating within PSR with the last three financial results…?

With those figures they're at a 3 year loss of just over 188m so they need to sell 83m to be within the limit. Is that correct?

 

[chas vs dave]

They must have to sell a few. The grealish sale would have balanced the books massively though (was that within the 3 years?)

Yes, but they broke even with that sale.

 

[Spursberg]

Arsenal are playing well at the moment, fair play, but honestly the same teams that play us suddenly decide to have 4 or 5 prime Maldini's in defense and organization when we get to them.

No, we just pass so slow that it makes them look like 5 Maldini's. The tempo with and without the ball is just at another level on City, Pool and Ars at the moment i am afraid.

 

[Romulus]

Arsenal are playing great tbf

 

[Marty]

Even Ben White can score from 20 yards against this lot. Holy shit

 

[Meercat]

With those figures they're at a 3 year loss of just over 188m so they need to sell 83m to be within the limit. Is that correct?

That’s how I read it, but I think some counts as extra ordinary loss, like paying off Lerner, so no idea if they can be deducted from the 115m over 3 years figure… but it feels like they have to sell for sure