Pretty much echoes things that have been said on here, but I always think the graphs he does make it easier to put into context..
https://twitter.com/SwissRamble/stat...615733760?s=19
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Pretty much echoes things that have been said on here, but I always think the graphs he does make it easier to put into context..
https://twitter.com/SwissRamble/stat...615733760?s=19
#CardiffCity gross debt rose by £7m from £74m to £81m, split between £40m owed to owner Vincent Tan (£32m repaid in 2019) and £41m other loans (up £39m). Debt would be much higher without Tan converting £95m into capital and writing-off £23m in the last decade. https://t.co/kDXSK29x9g
#CardiffCity paid £1.9m interest in 2018/19, up from £1.3m, all for other (external) loans. Around £15m of Tan’s loan is at 7%, but the interest to date has been waived. The remaining £25m of the owner’s debt is interest-free. https://t.co/TulnP0ID44
Even though many of those in the graphs are 17/18 figures, I would be very surprised if our position in either chart changes much once all of the figures for last season are known.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
I'll be fascinated to see where Fulham end up in the completed 18/19 chart.
Swiss Ramble does an excellent analysis and , as you say, his graphs and charts are really helpful.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
He does get one thing wrong in his report though in that he says the club`s player purchases include the purchase of Emiliano Sala. The figure quoted doesn`t include him as the club`s argument is that he was never signed and added as a player.