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Administration-threatened Torquay United lost almost £100,000 a month last season when they were relegated from the National League 
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Portsmouth's yearly financial accounts reveal a £3m loss for the year ending in June 2023.
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The Welsh club returned to the English Football League last April after a 15-year absence
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Football club’s co-owner plans to appeal against decision in dispute with businessman Victor Restis
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Nottingham Forest receive an immediate four-point deduction for breaching Premier League profit and sustainability rules.
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Manchester United’s latest filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reveals that £120million has been cleared from their revolving credit facility following Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s $300m (£234.2m) cash injection.
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March 12 – A meeting between English Premier League clubs on Monday ended without an agreement on a new deal for funding clubs lower down the pyramid.
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Despite being the eighth richest club in world football, Tottenham Hotspur’s hierarchy have decided that the club doesn’t have enough money and the best way to fix that is to put the squeeze on their most long-serving supporters – pensioners with season tickets.
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Everton takeover special report by Joe Thomas looking into 777, their finances and what could come next
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A poor season on the field dented income — but club continues to grow commercially
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DOUG King has declared a new era at Coventry City is 'just beginning' after the club published its latest set of accounts.
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Chelsea has set what is thought to be the most expensive ticket price in Premier League history by charging £5,000 for a seat in the “Dugout Club” in the match against Manchester United on April 3.
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‘We are comfortable with the level of investment especially when matched with the success on the pitch.’
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777 Partners are still waiting on approval from the Premier League to purchase Everton from Farhad Moshiri
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The noise around home ticket prices continues to increase as Chelsea Supporters’ Trust (CST) and groups at Manchester City have hit out at their own clubs for bumping up prices and squeezing concessions.
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The UK government will continue plans for an independent football regulator when the Football Governance Bill is introduced in Parliament on Tuesday.
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New Albion owner Shilen Patel has cleared one of the club's significant debts in one of his first acts at the helm.
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Chiron Sports Group have walked away from takeover talks after owner Dai Yongge agreed to sell the club's training ground.
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David Clowes spent £55m to take Derby County out of administration in the summer of 2022, the League One club's accounts have revealed.
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Blackburn are a club with problems on and off the pitch - with distant owners in India, yet the bills are still paid. What is going on?
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Discover insights on Arsenal’s financial state, including wages, ticket prices, FFP, and debt. Despite reporting losses for the fifth year in a row, Arsenal’s revenue has increased by 25%. Find out how improved on-field performance and a focus on commercial income contributed to this growth. Learn about the club’s plans to become financially self-sustaining and the impact of impairment write-downs on their accounts. Explore Arsenal’s wage bill, compliance with financial regulations, and recent season ticket price increases. Gain an understanding of the club’s debt and their plans for future investments. While challenges remain, Arsenal is taking steps toward long-term stability.
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Amanda Staveley asked the Insolvency and Companies Court to set aside a demand served by Victor Restis in May last year.
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