Doctoroncall

Sorry to bore you but the info is in artcle 58 which is listed below, however, the relevant bit is under the last section (k) on my post in bold. Under Article 58 which is the Notion of relevant income and expenses, it states: "Relevant income is defined as revenue from gate receipts, broadcasting rights, sponsorship and advertising, commercial activities and other operating income, plus either profit on disposal of player registrations or income from disposal of player registrations, excess proceeds on disposal of tangible fixed assets and finance income. It does not include any non-monetary items or certain income from non-football operations." "Relevant expenses is defined as cost of sales, employee benefits expenses and other operating expenses, plus either amortisation or costs of acquiring player registrations, finance costs and dividends. It does not include depreciation/impairment of tangible fixed assets, amortisation/impairment of intangible fixed assets (other than player registrations), expenditure on youth development activities, expenditure on community development activities, any other non-monetary items, finance costs directly attributable to the construction of tangible fixed assets, tax expenses or certain expenses from non-football operations." "Relevant income and expenses from related parties must be adjusted to reflect the fair value of any such transactions." 1. Definitions for the elements of the relevant income are as follows: a) Revenue – Gate receipts Includes revenue derived from general admission and corporate match attendance, from both season tickets and matchday tickets, in relation to national competitions (league and cup), UEFA club competitions and other matches (friendly matches and tours). Gate receipts also include membership fees. b) Revenue – Sponsorship and advertising Includes revenue derived from main sponsor, other sponsors, pitch-perimeter and other board advertising, and other sponsorship and advertising. c) Revenue – Broadcasting rights Includes revenue derived from sale of broadcasting rights to television, radio, new media and other broadcast media, in relation to national competitions (league and cup), UEFA club competitions and other matches (friendly matches and tours). d) Revenue – Commercial activities Includes revenue derived from merchandising, food & beverage sales, conferencing, lottery and other commercial activities not otherwise categorised. e) Revenue – Other operating income Includes all other operating income not otherwise described above, including revenue derived from other activities such as subsidies, rent, dividends and income from non-football operations. f) Profit on disposal of player registrations or Income from disposal of player registrations g) Excess proceeds on disposal of tangible fixed assets h) Finance income Finance income is in respect of interest revenue arising from the use by others of entity assets yielding interest. i) Non-monetary credits e.g. Revaluations of tangible and intangible fixed assets. j) Income transaction(s) with related party(ies) above fair value e.g. Sale of sponsorship rights by a club to a related party, or donations. k) Income from non-football operations not related to the club The income (and expenses) of non-football operations only needs to be excluded from the calculation of relevant income if it is clearly and exclusively not related to the activities, locations or brand of the football club, in which case it must be excluded. Examples of activities that may be reported in financial statements as nonfootball operations but for the purposes of the calculation of relevant income and expenses would not normally need to be adjusted include: • Operations based at, or in close proximity to, a club’s stadium and training facilities such as a hotel, restaurant, conference centre, business premises (for rental), health-care centre, other sports teams; and • Operations clearly using the name/brand of a club as part of their operations.

Nothing like a bit of bias - propose a hypothesis and find the data to support it and ignore looking at other indicators. Brilliant work.

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A Higgs Boson walks into a catholic church and sits down at a pew. The priest's doing his rounds, and spots the hypothetical subatomic particle sitting at a pew. The priest says "Oi! You can't come in here. Subatomic particles don't have souls." The Higgs Boson replies, "Ah! But you can't have Mass without me".

Argon walks into a bar. The bartender says, "We don't serve noble gases here!" Argon doesn't react. Why do nerds always get Halloween and Christmas confused? Because OCT 31 = DEC 25. Werner Heisenberg is driving home from the lab one night and he gets pulled over by a policeman, who asks him "Sir, do you know how fast you were going?". "No", replies Heisenberg, "but i know exactly where i am".

HTTP 404 Page not found. Did they actually say the club was the 5th richest?

The premiership still does have the seven sub rule, it was only the FL that changed it for league games from this season. There is no need for a minimum as clubs do not have to name substitutes. But I agree that it's good to be able to name seven even to give some youngsters time on the bench or strikers coming back from injury.

FA Cup success and a Europa league place, 4th place in the league at the moment only gets you a champions league preliminary round and Saints would be unseeded too.

He's said as much in an article (can't find it as it was a long time ago), they are based on factual events and he uses artistic license to make his point through parady.

Oh dear, Erik scores another late winner. ;-)

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The 'off-side' goal against Birmingham was actually wrongly disallowed such was his great movement.

Tackle it stage by stage is my advice. Get yourself a cafetiere, if nothing else to find the coffee you like (but don't leave it in it, pour it out for later). If you like starbucks/costa coffee they sell it in there stores and you can get it ground when you buy, then you can move up to a filter and then espresso machine. I agree, I have a Magnifica machine and I'm not really a big coffee drinker, but I do like a good espresso now and again.

I saw it repeated a few days ago although I missed the first 5 minutes. What came across to me was: 1) I didn't realise Mr Goddard was the head until the abuse incident. He came across as Mr Drews sidekicks laughing at his jokes. 2) Mr Drew was on one hand being pally with the children (that he liked) and then sarcastic (to those that he didn't). 3) Exclusions is wrong - it gives the children what they think they want. 4) Could not believe other teachers interrupted a lesson to wish Mr Drew a happy birthday. Not setting a good example. 5) Never has the saying 'man enough to throw a snowball from distance' been so wrong!

The barman said: "Sorry, we don't serve neutrinos." A neutrino enters a bar.

GPS satellites locate you precisely, but have to include Einstein's arithmetic in the calculations. Some experiments at Cern agree with the predictions of relativity to better than one part in a trillion – that is like measuring the distance across the Atlantic Ocean to better than the width of a human hair – but only when relativity is taken into account.

So it's only two clubs we have peed off some time ago then. Easy to take that hit.

...and what clubs are those then?

Nice article, a shame about the comments regarding LM and MLT. It would have been best to leave that out as there is so much good occurring at SMS now and NC has certainly set some ambitious goals.

Great, after reading that it's now stuck in my head too!

This is the dichotomy which was mentioned above, it's great to be competing and achieving but all that does is lead to promotion where the oppostion is tougher. However, the way the club has been built is to steadily grow and has improved the critical areas to do that - the management structure, the academy, the identification of the 'right' players, the scouting network, all towards being able to compete in the PL. The team is playing together as a team and with a few additions that will no doubt join will do well. This to me of having a club maximising what it can do by spending sensible money in the right areas to build a team is more enjoyable than a Man Citeh approach of trying to buy the title or a Wigan buying whatever players they can trying to survive.

From what he's done since leaving us, he's in the last chance saloon with the barman pouring his final drink!

Has Saints Player moved to the old SW server? I've only managed to listen to about 10 minutes!

The new UEFA financial fair play rules will come into effect next season and although they are weak at the moment I would expect they will get tougher as the years go by and this is one reason why they want to produce there own rather than buy the talent needed. £100m is a huge amount to invest in youth development.