Bristol City: financial drive or decline??
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In this video, we dive into the financial journey of Bristol City and their journey in the Championship following 2015's promotion from League One
Don't miss out on all the financial details, as we delve behind the scenes at Ashton Gate.
00:00 Intro
00:40 League recap
01:22 Revenue
02:44 Profit
05:04 Cash
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To stay in fair play boundaries the player sales haven't been high enough to make the club competitive with the top 6.
6:02 thank you for keeping the watermark on my photo of RHPC. Glad you found it useful
thank you
A very thorough analysis, thank you. It should have been said that attendances in 14 and 15 were forcibly smaller due to the stadium development, so those years are almost irrelevant. Naturally you would see an increase afterwards.
Thanks Oliver - completely fair points on the attendances
thank you for making a video on us :) it's not often that people talk about Bristol City because of how boring of a club we are.
No problem - thanks for watching :)
Interesting - thanks
You're welcome
It's almost impossible to compete with teams who have had parachute payments but City have tried and thats why there's debt.
Definitely a very tough league to compete in!
What has happened to the transfer fees for Semenyo and Scott, should be around £30 million?
Hi Maxine - the short answer is we should see most of this cash in next year's accounts
(Bristol city's financial year end is 30 June 2023)
Semenyo (sold Jan 2023) : £5m cash from player sales was received in the financial year, and as @ 30 June 23, Bristol City were owed £6m in transfer fees (*assuming Semenyo is the majority of this*)
Scott (sold Aug 2023) - after the financial year end so should see cash come in the FY24 accounts
Thanks for watching
Of course, all these figures are phoney, one example you mention is the upgrade to the stadium, and high-performance centre is to the benefit of men's and women's football? No mention of Bristol Bears, who use exactly the same facilities. So I assume they did not factor in, those costs, or does, the football club bear all the expense, you need to ask Steve Lansdown on that one.
Bears use a different training ground to be fair
I'll have to defer to local experts on which teams make use of the facilities; the cash to build & develop came from Bristol City holdings
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