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Agree with everything but will note that not every company/business type records depreciation on a monthly basis. If we, and soccer clubs in general choose the one time a year entry to the income statement for recording depreciation then July 1st may have some merit
Well companies may not bother when talking about a load of fixtures and fittings, for example, but when you’re talking multi million pound assets they will do it properly. They won’t record amortisation / depreciation on a major asset for a full year if that asset has been in the business for a few weeks. It wouldn’t be an accurate view of the company’s financial position.


Anyway, the club produces monthly accounts. For PSR purposes clubs have to submit figures at the end of March with a forecast until the end of the accounting period (which is trued up after the event).
 
Well. Thought the signing on fee I was hearing was 3/4 to 1m which changes the math. I dont see anyway he or anyone else similar is going to get 5m signing on fee
Well if we are offering a signing fee of £750k he will go elsewhere given what he’ll be offered elsewhere.

In general, I’ve learnt that the numbers speculated are usually some considerable way off the reality. Both ways. And that applies in particular to sites like transfer market and similar who are often miles off.
 
My thoughts are that to bring in a centre back anywhere near Darling’s quality would cost £2 million + and then wages on top.
Yes, I agree with that. Which is why I said I wouldn’t object if he stays. My only point is that he’s not, in my mind, the only fish in the sea.

Let’s see what happens. If I had to guess I think he will stay. But I’m wrong more often than not about these things…
 
Well companies may not bother when talking about a load of fixtures and fittings, for example, but when you’re talking multi million pound assets they will do it properly. They won’t record amortisation / depreciation on a major asset for a full year if that asset has been in the business for a few weeks. It wouldn’t be an accurate view of the company’s financial position.


Anyway, the club produces monthly accounts. For PSR purposes clubs have to submit figures at the end of March with a forecast until the end of the accounting period (which is trued up after the event).
Football clubs typically post depreciation expenses annually, coinciding with their financial year-end. This is because they are usually required to prepare annual financial statements, and depreciation expense is a key component of those statements. While the calculation might be done monthly to track the impact throughout the year, the actual posting and reporting of the expense occur annually.
 
Far cheaper and better options than McKenna.

Gabriel Osho
Cameron Burgess
Nathan Ngoy
Max Bruns
Rodrigo Guth
Not going to pretend I know these but McKenna has a good experienced background and would be a massive asset to us, but yeah he wouldn’t be cheap.
 

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