Brendan Fraudgers!

Really?

It's news to me, didn't think clubs like that would be spending double what we do. More, fair enough, but double is huge.

 

I thought it'd be more as well, considering they were bringing guys off the bench that cost £9m/£10m

 

The Belgian league currently receive £60m a year in tv money compared to the £18 odd Million the Scottish league receive. Not hard to see why they would have a larger budget than ours.[/QUOTE]That's only going to really equate to 3 times as much for their club in tv deal. Since we get abiut 2.5mill out of ours, I'd expect them to be about 8m purely on tv deal. The rest of their income needs to be compared as well.

Quick Google finds this site
http://www.insideworldfootball.com/...ostende-sees-debt-rise-makes-title-challenge/

A turnover two years ago of 75mill quid (today's rate), in the back of their two sales in mitrovic (18.5m euro) and mbemba (12.5m euro) knocks that year 15/16 revenue down to 54m euro.
Anyone recall our 15/16 finances!? 52m



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I always thought our budget was the highest outside the top leagues and Portugal.

Double ours, for a club like Anderlecht, is above my expectations - Had no idea they would outspend us so heavily.

Anyone know our wage bill? Looking at last years EPL, Hull £25m, Burnley £33m and would think Brighton/Huddersfield would be in that region this year. Interesting to see how that compares to ours (and Anderlecht's).

 

Looked it up its not true he might be referring to a season were they turned over 82 million euros and that was because they sold players

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He also might be referring that they spend more on wages average than celtic than means nothing to be fair that could either mean they have good players they want to keep or bad business because they are overpaying players that are not worth the money

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what they turnover and what their budget is is two completely different things,

 

2 times our transfer budget probably as they have spent up to 10M on players. Wage wise i think we have a higher wage budget and revenue wise we are also higher. at least this season. The difference with them is they have a higher guaranteed starting point in terms of TV revenue, bigger country bigger audience and probably have relatively decent sponsorship deals with Belgian companies.

I think outwith that we blow them out of the water match day revenue wise and merchandise.

 

There is absolutely no way Anderlecht outspend us. They won't have guys on £25,000 or £30,000 a week like us, no chance.

 

They certainly outspend us with transfer fees

 

The huns outspent us in transfer fees this summer. They aren't big spenders and only really spent a little of the 25,000,000 euros they received for Tielemans.

 

Hence why I posted about the wages if you read further on and theirs not for a minute where I think their wage bill is double ours might be more but not double I take that statement with a pinch of salt it's rodgers way to pick up the players get then believing in them selves

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Mind though, they may have spent more money this season on transfer fees, but they did just sell Tielemans for 25million euro.

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* sake.

Martin living off that one goal.


Actually he isn't, Strachan is just * clueless and would play him anyway.

No point taking a midfielder off while the 3 are currently useless and getting over run. Why weaken that area for a striker when we already struggle to get the ball forward?

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Rodgers is right they have spent a good bit more,they also outspent us the season before by treble our transfer fees,they spent 14 million euros.Cant be arsed gon back further.But anderlecht are big club with quite a decent league,belgium also has world class youth development.You check transfer fees on transfermarket.

 

Naw its was 28 million,anderlecht spent in 15/16.That romanian stanciu was 8 million alone.Dont buy from romania robbin *.

 

14 million in 16/17 .

 

CELTIC Football Club is delighted to announce two very special events to celebrate the launch of Brendan Rodgers’ Official Autobiography – The Road to Paradise.

Fans are invited to attend ‘An Evening with Brendan Rodgers’ with dates scheduled in both Glasgow and Belfast:

Friday, October 27 - SEC Armadillo, Glasgow
Wednesday, November 1 – The Waterfront, Belfast

Broadcaster and fellow NI Hospice Ambassador, Eamonn Holmes will host both intimate events, with Brendan Rodgers taking centre stage to talk about his book, and his road to Paradise.

Tickets will go on sale from 10am on Monday, October 9 to all fans on a first-come, first-served basis, priced from £15 and will be available to buy in a number of ways:

GLASGOW
Online – visit www.sec.co.uk
By phone – call the SEC Ticket Hotline on 0844 395 4000*
Box Office – visit the SEC Box Office, open Monday to Friday, 9am - 5:30pm

For accessible area tickets, please call the SEC Accessible Ticket Booking Line on 0800 952 0110.

BELFAST
Online – visit www.waterfront.co.uk

By phone – call the Belfast Waterfront on 028 9033 4455

Box Office – visit the Box Office at 34 Bedford Street, Belfast. Open Monday to Saturday, 10am - 5pm

With the book scheduled for release on Saturday, October 28, attendees will have the unique opportunity to be the first to purchase the book at the Glasgow event before it’s on the shelves in all official Celtic stores.

At Brendan Rodgers’ request, Celtic Football Club has made a donation to both the Northern Ireland Hospice and Children’s Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS) in relation to the publication of this book and a further donation will be made by the club to each charity for every copy of the book sold.

Celtic FC Foundation, the charitable arm of the club, will also benefit from a donation.

‘An Evening with Brendan Rodgers’ offers a fantastic opportunity for fans to hear the manager speak of his journey from a small village on the north-east coast of Ireland to becoming the treble-winning manager of Celtic Football Club.

Tickets will go on sale from 10am on Monday, October 9 to all fans on a first come, first served basis.

*Calls will cost 7ppm plus your network charge.

 

looks good think al get ticks for this

 

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