City annual report

[blues2win]

https://www.mancity.com/annualreport2022/ceos-message/

City make over 40 million profit and blow away United on commercial revenues. Stick that up your pipe Delaney and co. Happy days.

[nottsblue]

Decent
Can’t grumble with profit of £41M when most other clubs are losing money

[Dimples]

5 year net spend of -£111M.
Waiting patiently for the media to jump all over this.

[hayling22]

Premier League announce a windfall tax on Profitable Clubs!

[Mase]

BBC -

City's success has not come without controversy.

In 2020, they were successful in their appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport after initially being found guilty of serious financial fair play breaches by Uefa's Club Financial Control Body.

The Premier League's own long-running investigation into the club's financial fair play submissions is noted within the club's financial report.

Bitter twats.

[Original Dub]

It's getting very tiresome...

This constant referring back to when we were found NOT GUILTY in a fucking court of law, as though we "got away with it".
It's like continually intimating that someone is a rapist after getting cleared of rape in court.

Anyway, of all the positive things from the report, sky run with the headline that we're the first "Billion Pound Club". They fucking HATE us

https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/s ... pound-club

[sheblue]

Lovely.

[nottsblue]

Assume Simon Jordan has been on Talksport extolling our business model, being one of the very few PL clubs to show a profit and among an extremely select band of football clubs in general who have made a profit for the last 3-4 years……..

[Beefymcfc]

From a couple of reports you can see the salty tears and snivelling snot running down their upper lips. But, but, but …..

Fucking love it.

[Dimples]

What a cnut!

Nick Harris last night on Twitter:

Last tweet of night: huge congrats again to Man City commercial team for raising their commercial income in 2021-22 more than 13% to £309.5m, or more than 50% of total income. Man Utd could only manage £258m, or 44.2% in the same period.

Seems totally legit.

[john68]

No matter how the agenda ridden media report or negatively twist the onfield, commercial or community results, it doesn't change a fucking thing.
City have continually gone from strength to strength in every aspect of the football, commercial and community activities of the club.
No matter how it all gets negatively reported, it doesn't seem to alter the focus of our owners, officers or players.

Onwards and upwards....bring em all on