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  • Arsenal beer price: Fans spend more on pint of beer than Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea followers

    September 11, 2014

    Arsenal fans must pay more for a pint of beer than any of their Premier League rivals, with pints at the Emirates Stadium priced at £4.30. Supporters at Anfield, meanwhile, can enjoy a drink for £1 less when toasting the Reds' latest exploits. Manchester United and Manchester City also pay under £4 for a pint, [...]

  • Spurs to leave the Lane as new stadium plans hit more snags

    September 10, 2014

    A LEGAL wrangle is set to see Tottenham Hotspur rendered homeless after the club was yesterday forced to tear up plans over the proposed timing of a move to its new stadium. The news comes as a bitter blow to the north London side which had hoped to be fully installed in a fresh 56,250-capacity [...]

  • Maestro Ramsey keen to douse injury concerns

    September 10, 2014

    INFLUENTIAL Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey has moved to deflate concerns the ankle injury he sustained on international duty will sideline him from the Gunners’ pivotal Premier League clash with Manchester City on Saturday. The 23-year-old picked up a knock on the controversial artificial pitch at the Estadio Nacional as Wales began their Euro 2016 qualifying [...]

  • As Manchester United projects falling profits, will its big spending on players restore its fortunes?

    September 10, 2014

    Trevor Birch, a partner at BDO and former chief executive of Chelsea Football Club, says Yes. The club is a commercial phenomenon in footballing terms. It’s just reported annual revenues of £430m, increasing commercial revenues by £135m since 2007. It generates astonishing positive cashflow and, as a self-financing business model, continues to be almost untouchable [...]

  • Manchester United is a commercial phenomenon – and will remain so

    September 10, 2014

    Manchester United FC is a commercial phenomenon in footballing terms. It has just reported annual revenues of £430m and increased commercial revenues by £135m since 2007 – a staggering achievement. It generates astonishing positive cashflow and, as a self-financing business model, remains almost untouchable in the football industry, certainly in the UK. Where the club has [...]

  • Manchester United chairman Ed Woodward hails potential of US market

    September 10, 2014

    Manchester United executive vice chairman Ed Woodward believes the club are in a strong position to capitalise on the growing popularity of football in the US. During their pre-season tour of the country this summer, United set a new national attendance record for a sporting event, attracting 109,310 to their friendly against Real Madrid at [...]

  • Manchester United finances: Club announce record revenues despite seventh-placed finish

    September 10, 2014

    Manchester United may have endured a turbulent time on the pitch last season, but off it, they continued to make remarkable progress. The club released their financial accounts for the 2013-14 season today, which revealed a mammoth total revenue of £433.2m, a 19 per cent increase on last season's £363m. United's struggles on the pitch culminated [...]

  • How Manchester United and Chelsea showed loaning is the new buying for Premier League clubs

    September 10, 2014

    So the window has slammed shut on the latest football transfer extravaganza. Well perhaps not so much slamming, more flapping shut with the deals that seemed to conclude after the deadline had passed.     How do we all feel?  I think we’re left with a sense of shock, amazement and bewilderment at the sheer [...]

  • QPR threatened with expulsion to Conference if they fight fine

    September 9, 2014

    QUEENS Park Rangers have been warned they could be demoted to the Conference next season if they carry out a threat to contest a fine for breaching Championship restrictions on spending. Chairman Tony Fernandes has indicated he intends to challenge a likely £40m sanction – a stance that Football League chief executive Shaun Harvey said [...]

  • City FFP cash to go to Premier League rivals

    September 9, 2014

    MANCHESTER United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham are among the clubs set to benefit financially from Manchester City’s failure to comply with European financial fair play (FFP) rules. City were found guilty of exceeding permitted losses for clubs in the Champions League and Europa League in May, and fined £50m – an amount that may be [...]

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