Though our biggest cost is always the wage bill

I don't think you should assume that the wage bill is going to be as high as it was. In fact, I think you should assume that there will be a substantial reduction. And of course the next set of accounts will reflect the sales of Earnie and co as well

Posted By: Old Git on September 25th 2007 at 10:24:48

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so we more or less broke even with the accounts (NCFC) - lmc, Sep 25, 10:21:00
- and what was the debt when Chase left ? Now perhaps people will believe me (NCFC) - Army Boy, Sep 25, 11:40:08
- *£7m should be parachute payments, excuse my poor typing (n/m) (NCFC) - lmc, Sep 25, 10:25:16
- Though our biggest cost is always the wage bill (NCFC) - Old Git, Sep 25, 10:24:48
  - If Transfer profit was approx £2.5m and wages are down £1.6m then how on earth did we (NCFC) - Financebod, Sep 25, 10:34:24
    - You need to ask Financebod (NCFC) - Old Git, Sep 25, 10:40:12
      - not got my hands on the Accounts yet (n/m) (NCFC) - Financebod, Sep 25, 14:04:07
      - maybe the transfer profit is less than last years? (NCFC) - mr carra, Sep 25, 10:51:28
    - wages might be down but I bet they are still high (NCFC) - mr carra, Sep 25, 10:38:40
      - Last year was the year they revealed that Worthy had agreed wages for Thorne and co (NCFC) - Old Git, Sep 25, 10:41:23
    - by only taking in £90k more than we spent (NCFC) - blindasabat, Sep 25, 10:36:26
  - yeah i considered that, £5.5m recieved, £2.2m spent, still leaves us with £3m deficet (n/m) (NCFC) - lmc, Sep 25, 10:27:03
- You have included income from promotion, silly. (n/m) (NCFC) - lovely old job, Sep 25, 10:22:07

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