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Thread: Losses of £9million:

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    Losses of £9million:

    Millwall have posted losses of £9million for the 2013/2014 football season.

    Here are extracts from the write-up of Alex Aldridge:

    "Last campaign, revenue fell by almost 20% from £12.8m to £10.5m.

    Staff costs rose to £13.9m from £12.1m – owing to the termination of Steve Lomas' contract, Ian Holloway's appointment and the use of 40 players during the year.

    There was a 20% decrease in match-day revenue despite an increased average attendance of 11,182, while retail sales dropped by 13.4%.

    Millwall donated the branding on their shirts to Prostate Cancer UK, meaning there was a 28.9% drop in advertising and sponsorship revenue.
    But income from non match-day conferencing and events was boosted by 33%.

    The Lions spent £823,000 recruiting players, receiving £369,000 in sales.

    In addition to the £9m operating loss, the club's financial expenses totalled £2.8m, meaning there was a total loss of £11.7m."


    We all knew that we'd be taking an increased loss when Millwall FC donated t

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    re: Losses of £9million:

    lets hope its small change for our American owners

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    re: Losses of £9million:

    "The Lions spent £823,000 recruiting players"

    I remember when we paid 800K on Goddard

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