Football Banter

(31-08-2012 17:26 )dan g 27 Wrote:  Millions spent since Jan 2003

1. Chelsea 673
2. Man City 572
3. Liverpool 414
4. Man United 352
5. Tottenham 350
6. Arsenal 214
7. Aston Villa 201
8. Sunderland 187
9. Newcastle 174
10. Everton 129
11. West Ham 123
12. Wigan 110
13. Fulham 107
14. Portsmouth 100
15. Birmingham 92
16. Blackburn 87
17. Stoke 84
18. Bolton 76
19. Middsbrough' 71
20. West Brom 64

Source: Deloitte

I'm surprised Wigan are 12th, I have never seen them spend that much in a transfer window and not even spend over 10 million on a player

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19416223

arsenal 6th! i thought wenger never spent! is there a list on how much money teams have made by selling players?

Tottenham,spent all that money,alright play some great football at times,but achieved nothing,wonder how long this manager is going to last.

Transfer League Table 2003 – 2010

Just take a look at the table below, Arsenal are 2nd bottom when it comes to Money spent on players.
Is this something to be proud about?.. That the club has been able to fight at the top end of the table without spending big.
Or is this the reason to why we have not won anything since 2005?…Lack of investment and nothing to show in 5 years apart from a good set of balance books.
Since 2003 Arsenal have spent £143,050,000 on new players, Money received from Players sold £148,170,000. Thats a Profit of -£5,120,000… So on Ave Arsenal “MAKE” £640,000 each summer on Transfer signings
Now lets compare that to the other EPL teams.





source: http://www.arsenalnews.co.uk/arsenal-2nd...ink/49305/

here's the one up to 2011:

excuse me for being a bit stupid terence so is that chart saying chelsea and man city's average when buying and selling players is just over 50 million pound a year over those years!

(31-08-2012 19:15 )malicious fan Wrote:  excuse me for being a bit stupid terence so is that chart saying chelsea and man city's average when buying and selling players is just over 50 million pound a year over those years!

yep! and look at arsenal. the money in red is profit, it's staggering!

So does the chart prove that Arsenal's policy on how to run a club, isn't working?

(31-08-2012 19:17 )terence Wrote:  

(31-08-2012 19:15 )malicious fan Wrote:  excuse me for being a bit stupid terence so is that chart saying chelsea and man city's average when buying and selling players is just over 50 million pound a year over those years!

yep! and look at arsenal. it's staggering!

wengers actually making money lol! ok so arsenal aint won anythin for a while sorry to bring that up and i know fans want trophies! i said last year as u know i didnt think they wud make the top 4 which i admit i was wrong but it was pretty close till the end of the season! but hes not doing too bad a job when u look what the other teams are spending! im sure if he was averaging 50 million a season he wud get arsenal rite up there!

(31-08-2012 19:20 )dan g 27 Wrote:  So does the chart prove that Arsenal's policy on how to run a club, isn't working?

here's the premiere league debt table. i think that for arsenal to maintain top four position while moving into and paying for a new ground is remarkable.



and here's a look at wage bills compared to club turnover. it's hardly a level playing field!

man city hav a higher wage bill than their turnover!