Dave great teeth Cormack

[Aldo1983]

I can see it from his point of view. The questions will be obvious and will come from every single normal fan. I think we all know he'd sack him if he could and probably will soon enough.

I would like to know what the **** is going on with Hernandez though.

[donsdaft]

Here's the link to the https://www.afc.co.uk/2021/02/14/qa-...-the-chairman/statement from the Club wedsite DD

Thanks, I very seldom check that website because.

1/ It’s impossible for me to work my way round, finding red tv in particular is damn near impossible.

2/ If you ever actually get in there it’s so f’uckin boring you wish you hadn’t.


Having read this article I would say that a wages to turnover rate of 90% is madness.

50% is good, but assuming football is different then it simply must be reduced to 75%

Now I scraped an o level in arithmetic and have spent years so concerned with day to day cash flow that I have found business accounts to be so out of date that it’s just a case of sign the buggers and try not to dwell on the bottom line.

However, don’t EVER suggest me for chairman because the first thing I would do would be to reduce that wage bill, so don’t expect any significant signings.

If Milne allowed the wages to get to the stage of 90% of turnover then he was always planning to get out as quickly as possible.

That’s really bad news, prepare for AFC 2021

[RED_JOHN]

Dave Cormack has nice shiny white teeth but has awful brown breeks.

[Jupiter]

He's peed his pants like McInnes in a big game.

[donsdaft]

He could have gotten someone else to do it and just pass him notes.

[Red Zone]

Thanks, I very seldom check that website because.

1/ It’s impossible for me to work my way round, finding red tv in particular is damn near impossible.

2/ If you ever actually get in there it’s so f’uckin boring you wish you hadn’t.


Having read this article I would say that a wages to turnover rate of 90% is madness.

50% is good, but assuming football is different then it simply must be reduced to 75%

Now I scraped an o level in arithmetic and have spent years so concerned with day to day cash flow that I have found business accounts to be so out of date that it’s just a case of sign the buggers and try not to dwell on the bottom line.

However, don’t EVER suggest me for chairman because the first thing I would do would be to reduce that wage bill, so don’t expect any significant signings.

If Milne allowed the wages to get to the stage of 90% of turnover then he was always planning to get out as quickly as possible.

That’s really bad news, prepare for AFC 2021

To be fair our wages to to turnover rate was pretty consistently around 60% pre-pandemic (58% in last normal year), which as you suggest is a reasonable ratio. The problem is our sales have collapsed this year with no significant wage savings (still running with same size squad). That is not a problem this year as this shortfall will be covered by the £5M in player sales. It will be a problem next year though as no way our sales will get back to pre-pandemic levels if McInnes is still there e.g. our average attendance in 19/20 was just under 14,000 (which was already down 1,000 on 18/19). If we are still playing the same turgid football next season we will be lucky to average more than 11,000 I would imagine.

It will become clear how many people don't renew season tickets by May, that will be the trigger to punt McInnes if our league form hasn't already done it.

[The_Moog]

Nope, no defending this one Davie boy.

He’s fuucked up here big time.

Clearly took one look at the questions coming in and bottled it. That’s not a good look at all.

Have to doubt his judgement and credibility after this I’m afraid.

Kind of sums things up at the moment though.

He’s still better than Milne though, purely on the basis...... he’s not Milne.

Still, we’ll be setting a new club record on Wednesday so something to look forward to there...

[donsdaft]

To be fair our wages to to turnover rate was pretty consistently around 60% pre-pandemic (58% in last normal year), which as you suggest is a reasonable ratio. The problem is our sales have collapsed this year with no significant wage savings (still running with same size squad). That is not a problem this year as this shortfall will be covered by the £5M in player sales. It will be a problem next year though as no way our sales will get back to pre-pandemic levels if McInnes is still there e.g. our average attendance in 19/20 was just under 14,000 (which was already down 1,000 on 18/19). If we are still playing the same turgid football next season we will be lucky to average more than 11,000 I would imagine.

It will become clear how many people don't renew season tickets by May, that will be the trigger to punt McInnes if our league form hasn't already done it.

Fair enough

Day to day cash flow it is then.

[GASC1980]

Nope, no defending this one Davie boy.

He’s fuucked up here big time.

Clearly took one look at the questions coming in and bottled it. That’s not a good look at all.

Have to doubt his judgement and credibility after this I’m afraid.

Kind of sums things up at the moment though.

He’s still better than Milne though, purely on the basis...... he’s not Milne.

Still, we’ll be setting a new club record on Wednesday so something to look forward to there...

Massive own goal here by cancelling this

[The Red Max]

Pity. I was going to ask when Andrew Shinie was getting the dunt.

Just by way of variety.