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GorBlimey Flag Surrey 15 May 14 1.21pm Send a Private Message to GorBlimey Add GorBlimey as a friend

5 years in the premiership could be worth nearly £500 million in total revenues from TV, match day revenues, merchandising, sponsorship and other commercial activities.

Providing it's not pissed up against a wall on useless players with jumbo-sized wages, (which TP won't), long term investment will transform the club.

Who needs oligarchs, oil sheiks, p***.graphers or card sharps when you've got CPFC2010 and TP.

 

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Kermit8 Flag Hevon 15 May 14 1.23pm Send a Private Message to Kermit8 Add Kermit8 as a friend

Quote Palace_denizen at 15 May 2014 12.23pm

brilliant,
first spending item :
remove the smell of p1ss from the entrance hall in the Arfur please. :-)


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I'll try again.

 


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Hambo Flag Crawley 15 May 14 1.24pm Send a Private Message to Hambo Add Hambo as a friend

Quote Aj's_Magic_Hat at 15 May 2014 12.35pm

Be interesting to see what our operating cost is now we in the Premier League, how much profit there is if any and what they going to do with it.

But for now just let them enjoy a well deserved holiday.

I think people need to rememeber that wages will be significant, as well signing on fees for the number of transfers we did. Loan fees for Jerome and Ince significant too.

We'll certainly have seen a jump in revenue - but personally I suspect the profit would be the region of the difference in finishing last and finshing 11th once everything is taken into account.

The more I read on finances, the more I think fans should do all they can to steer clear of any thoughts about them. The lists of items that cost the club are almost endless.

The Premier League seems completely mental in terms of things you "have to have" - £1million undersoil heating is the latest, the new gantry, the TV studio that wasn't used once, the additional cameras for match coverage and goal line technology, the electronuic advertising hoardings etc etc

Then there is the money spent getting to the Premier League to think about. Then all the stadium improvements carried out. The player contracts. The paying the additional staff. Then paying the manager that left. Then bonuses.

I honestly think the initial idea that promotion would transform the club was very different to reality - it's easy to see that irresponsible spending even off the back of the huge financial rewards of the top division could see what we've seen in many of the relegted teams having horriffic debt. You think about Bolton being £130million in the red in spite of a sustained spell in the top division. Hull needed rescuing in a big way. Cardiff nearly imploded getting there and had to accept the only person insane enough to take on their debt. Then there's the less lucky such as ourselves in the past, Charlton who have had multiple takeovers and are now a feeder club for a Belgian team and the extreme example of Portsmouth.

Without sustained success or a very disciplined approach to spending, you have to have very deep pockets to survive.

So if I read one thread next season asking where the £73million went and why we aren't siging players for £20million I will lose it.

Edited by Hambo (15 May 2014 1.25pm)

 


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babylonjohn Flag St Leonards-on-Sea 15 May 14 1.25pm Send a Private Message to babylonjohn Add babylonjohn as a friend

Quote Palace_denizen at 15 May 2014 12.23pm

brilliant,
first spending item :
remove the smell of p1ss from the entrance hall in the Arfur please. :-)

I think the Arther needs and deserves more than hot water and bleach. The concourse and facilities need a major refurb in my opinion.

 

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Helmet46 Flag Croydon 15 May 14 1.28pm Send a Private Message to Helmet46 Add Helmet46 as a friend

Quote Hambo at 15 May 2014 1.24pm

Quote Aj's_Magic_Hat at 15 May 2014 12.35pm

Be interesting to see what our operating cost is now we in the Premier League, how much profit there is if any and what they going to do with it.

But for now just let them enjoy a well deserved holiday.

I think people need to rememeber that wages will be significant, as well signing on fees for the number of transfers we did. Loan fees for Jerome and Ince significant too.

We'll certainly have seen a jump in revenue - but personally I suspect the profit would be the region of the difference in finishing last and finshing 11th once everything is taken into account.

The more I read on finances, the more I think fans should do all they can to steer clear of any thoughts about them. The lists of items that cost the club are almost endless.

The Premier League seems completely mental in terms of things you "have to have" - £1million undersoil heating is the latest, the new gantry, the TV studio that wasn't used once, the additional cameras for match coverage and goal line technology, the electronuic advertising hoardings etc etc

Then there is the money spent getting to the Premier League to think about. Then all the stadium improvements carried out. The player contracts. The paying the additional staff. Then paying the manager that left. Then bonuses.

I honestly think the initial idea that promotion would transform the club was very different to reality - it's easy to see that irresponsible spending even off the back of the huge financial rewards of the top division could see what we've seen in many of the relegted teams having horriffic debt. You think about Bolton being £130million in the red in spite of a sustained spell in the top division. Hull needed rescuing in a big way. Cardiff nearly imploded getting there and had to accept the only person insane enough to take on their debt. Then there's the less lucky such as ourselves in the past, Charlton who have had multiple takeovers and are now a feeder club for a Belgian team and the extreme example of Portsmouth.

Without sustained success or a very disciplined approach to spending, you have to have very deep pockets to survive.

So if I read one thread next season asking where the £73million went and why we aren't siging players for £20million I will lose it.

Edited by Hambo (15 May 2014 1.25pm)


^This.

 

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heff Flag kehlen 15 May 14 1.39pm Send a Private Message to heff Add heff as a friend

Quote misterpalace at 15 May 2014 1.12pm

The mind boggles. And you wonder how teams like Fulham and West Brom can stay up for years earning this kind of money every year, yet still be s***


that's the point this year is the first with this mega cash deal. we sure picked the right year to go up and stay up!

 


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thai-eagle Flag chiang mai 15 May 14 1.41pm Send a Private Message to thai-eagle Add thai-eagle as a friend

Good food for thought, Hambo. Hope every Holmesdale read this and never forget it.

 

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Stuart_Eagle Flag Kent 15 May 14 1.47pm Send a Private Message to Stuart_Eagle Add Stuart_Eagle as a friend

Quote Hambo at 15 May 2014 1.24pm

Quote Aj's_Magic_Hat at 15 May 2014 12.35pm

Be interesting to see what our operating cost is now we in the Premier League, how much profit there is if any and what they going to do with it.

But for now just let them enjoy a well deserved holiday.

I think people need to rememeber that wages will be significant, as well signing on fees for the number of transfers we did. Loan fees for Jerome and Ince significant too.

We'll certainly have seen a jump in revenue - but personally I suspect the profit would be the region of the difference in finishing last and finshing 11th once everything is taken into account.

The more I read on finances, the more I think fans should do all they can to steer clear of any thoughts about them. The lists of items that cost the club are almost endless.

The Premier League seems completely mental in terms of things you "have to have" - £1million undersoil heating is the latest, the new gantry, the TV studio that wasn't used once, the additional cameras for match coverage and goal line technology, the electronuic advertising hoardings etc etc

Then there is the money spent getting to the Premier League to think about. Then all the stadium improvements carried out. The player contracts. The paying the additional staff. Then paying the manager that left. Then bonuses.

I honestly think the initial idea that promotion would transform the club was very different to reality - it's easy to see that irresponsible spending even off the back of the huge financial rewards of the top division could see what we've seen in many of the relegted teams having horriffic debt. You think about Bolton being £130million in the red in spite of a sustained spell in the top division. Hull needed rescuing in a big way. Cardiff nearly imploded getting there and had to accept the only person insane enough to take on their debt. Then there's the less lucky such as ourselves in the past, Charlton who have had multiple takeovers and are now a feeder club for a Belgian team and the extreme example of Portsmouth.

Without sustained success or a very disciplined approach to spending, you have to have very deep pockets to survive.

So if I read one thread next season asking where the £73million went and why we aren't siging players for £20million I will lose it.

Edited by Hambo (15 May 2014 1.25pm)


superb post, no more to say here. But I have to say I look forward to you losing it hambo because you can guarantee this will come up time after time

 


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daneagle Flag Bromley 15 May 14 1.52pm Send a Private Message to daneagle Add daneagle as a friend

Quote Hambo at 15 May 2014 1.24pm

Quote Aj's_Magic_Hat at 15 May 2014 12.35pm

Be interesting to see what our operating cost is now we in the Premier League, how much profit there is if any and what they going to do with it.

But for now just let them enjoy a well deserved holiday.

I think people need to rememeber that wages will be significant, as well signing on fees for the number of transfers we did. Loan fees for Jerome and Ince significant too.

We'll certainly have seen a jump in revenue - but personally I suspect the profit would be the region of the difference in finishing last and finshing 11th once everything is taken into account.

The more I read on finances, the more I think fans should do all they can to steer clear of any thoughts about them. The lists of items that cost the club are almost endless.

The Premier League seems completely mental in terms of things you "have to have" - £1million undersoil heating is the latest, the new gantry, the TV studio that wasn't used once, the additional cameras for match coverage and goal line technology, the electronuic advertising hoardings etc etc

Then there is the money spent getting to the Premier League to think about. Then all the stadium improvements carried out. The player contracts. The paying the additional staff. Then paying the manager that left. Then bonuses.

I honestly think the initial idea that promotion would transform the club was very different to reality - it's easy to see that irresponsible spending even off the back of the huge financial rewards of the top division could see what we've seen in many of the relegted teams having horriffic debt. You think about Bolton being £130million in the red in spite of a sustained spell in the top division. Hull needed rescuing in a big way. Cardiff nearly imploded getting there and had to accept the only person insane enough to take on their debt. Then there's the less lucky such as ourselves in the past, Charlton who have had multiple takeovers and are now a feeder club for a Belgian team and the extreme example of Portsmouth.

Without sustained success or a very disciplined approach to spending, you have to have very deep pockets to survive.

So if I read one thread next season asking where the £73million went and why we aren't siging players for £20million I will lose it.

Edited by Hambo (15 May 2014 1.25pm)


I could not have put it better myself. Well done Hambo top post.

 


Why, for the love of god why!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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aquickgame2 Flag Beni = summer,Caribbean = winter 15 May 14 1.57pm Send a Private Message to aquickgame2 Add aquickgame2 as a friend

Quote Stuart_Eagle at 15 May 2014 1.47pm

Quote Hambo at 15 May 2014 1.24pm

Quote Aj's_Magic_Hat at 15 May 2014 12.35pm

Be interesting to see what our operating cost is now we in the Premier League, how much profit there is if any and what they going to do with it.

But for now just let them enjoy a well deserved holiday.

I think people need to rememeber that wages will be significant, as well signing on fees for the number of transfers we did. Loan fees for Jerome and Ince significant too.

We'll certainly have seen a jump in revenue - but personally I suspect the profit would be the region of the difference in finishing last and finshing 11th once everything is taken into account.

The more I read on finances, the more I think fans should do all they can to steer clear of any thoughts about them. The lists of items that cost the club are almost endless.

The Premier League seems completely mental in terms of things you "have to have" - £1million undersoil heating is the latest, the new gantry, the TV studio that wasn't used once, the additional cameras for match coverage and goal line technology, the electronuic advertising hoardings etc etc

Then there is the money spent getting to the Premier League to think about. Then all the stadium improvements carried out. The player contracts. The paying the additional staff. Then paying the manager that left. Then bonuses.

I honestly think the initial idea that promotion would transform the club was very different to reality - it's easy to see that irresponsible spending even off the back of the huge financial rewards of the top division could see what we've seen in many of the relegted teams having horriffic debt. You think about Bolton being £130million in the red in spite of a sustained spell in the top division. Hull needed rescuing in a big way. Cardiff nearly imploded getting there and had to accept the only person insane enough to take on their debt. Then there's the less lucky such as ourselves in the past, Charlton who have had multiple takeovers and are now a feeder club for a Belgian team and the extreme example of Portsmouth.

Without sustained success or a very disciplined approach to spending, you have to have very deep pockets to survive.

So if I read one thread next season asking where the £73million went and why we aren't siging players for £20million I will lose it.

Edited by Hambo (15 May 2014 1.25pm)


superb post, no more to say here. But I have to say I look forward to you losing it hambo because you can guarantee this will come up time after time

Agreed Stuart,he normally talks bollux but Hambo is bang on the money here.
As for losing it,well it wont be his wallet(he never brings it)

 

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sydtheeagle Flag England 15 May 14 1.57pm Send a Private Message to sydtheeagle Add sydtheeagle as a friend

Quote Stuart_Eagle at 15 May 2014 1.19pm


I genuinelly feel the atmosphere and colour at Selhurst Park helps with encouraging them to show us live as well.
Sky etc are focsed on the top clubs but we can give them a reason to show us, the never say die spirit on the pitch and from the stands all helps even if they feel the football isn't as good as some

Absolutely this. You can be damned sure our number of appearances on Sky will increase exponentially next season because the atmosphere we create translates to TV and viewers enjoy experiencing the "Palace effect". In this way, it is not an exaggeration to say that we (supporters) are directly making the club at least a few million a year.

 


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Rudi Hedman Flag Caterham 15 May 14 2.00pm Send a Private Message to Rudi Hedman Add Rudi Hedman as a friend

Hambo makes a very good point but we have also done well to get to the Prem without borrowing any money doing it. I think there were almost no owner loans owed to Parish and 2010 by the time we were promoted vs Watford. The sales of Zaha, Clyne, Ambrose, Scannell etc would've had us almost break even from when they took over in June 2010 to promotion in June 2013.

We've now survived for another season in the Prem with about £7-8mil more money than scraping survival in 17th, and with a manager who'll hopefully sign an extension and stabilise us as a top division club for half a dedace or more before/if he moves on for whatever reason.

All of this has given us an edge. But we also have the ground to gradually redo. We've done it this way round rather than build it, go up, can't survive due to funds already stretched because of promotion chasing and stadium rebuild and hamstring ourselves in some way in the Championship again. The prospects are finally good for us with Parish who already has a personal fortune and doesn't need Palace in some way to create a new lifestyle/juggle finances/live like a playboy. He can keep Palace and his own separate.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (15 May 2014 2.03pm)

 


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