BREAKING:
#LFC
post £9m pre-tax loss for the 22/23 financial year but commercial revenues climb to new high. Wage bill increases by £7m, now up to £373m.
⭕Media revenue fell £19m
⭕Matchday income fell £7m
⭕Commercial revenue up £25m
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@ptgorst
How is liverpool losing money and how is wage bills growing with the amount of big earners we lost in summer
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@ptgorst
“£17m increase in administrative costs”
Translation:
The owners dipped into the club more than last time.
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@ptgorst
@IanDoyleSport
wage bill will have reduced significantly since these figures? lots of high earners moved on last summer.
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@ptgorst
New Annie Road increasing capacity to 59,000 for more or less every game from next season too...
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@ptgorst
All our own money, no oil money, no inflated sponsorship deals, no pretend sponsors, unlike some😀
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@ptgorst
What is never reported is did the clubs value go up. Loosing 9 million pales in comparison to the 4 billion increase since PSG purchased club
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