Southampton have lost around 74m in two seasons. This club was once considers to be a model club in the way it was run. Every season it would sell off its best players and start again. It’s academy produced stars for the future and massive profits. From administration into playing in Europe it has had days in the gloom and in the sun. As a club it struggles on the field, the spark has gone out of the club and so has the money.
Is there a point to this thread? Just in the name of accuracy, they made a £35m loss last year, but a £29m profit the year before, so their actual losses over the past two seasons were £6m.
The figures have just been released today. If there is no point in thread, there must be even less point in your post. It’s odd isn’t it, someone posts about Kitchens and you join in! At least mine is football related.
You think that if you make a £29m profit one year and a £35m loss the next year, then you've lost £74m over two years?
Fair enough, it just wasn't clear from your original post, though they've still got ten times our income and less debt, so I'd gladly swap places with them.
I based my first post on the local news report on the BBC, which I am sure said 74m loss. I made a mistake.
