£1m a month loss

[qblockpete]

not sure its a million, but certainly not making a profit.

Yet, better we have people that can afford it, instead of a shiekh who pretends to have it.

[eghamhoop]

not sure its a million, but certainly not making a profit.

Yet, better we have people that can afford it, instead of a shiekh who pretends to have it.

problem the gate cash coming in must be cack recently, and s****horpe and plymouth at home wont help

[eghamhoop]

if you say the average wage for the squad is 5k and 30 players with managers and staff roughly between 8-9 mill thats massive.

[qblockpete]

doubt its 5k, thats where it was before the takeover, I'd say double that

[eghamhoop]

doubt its 5k, thats where it was before the takeover, I'd say double that

what average wage!!!!

[eghamhoop]

doubt its 5k, thats where it was before the takeover, I'd say double that

that would make the players alone 15-16 mill a year alone!!!!
starting to get very worried

[W12_Ranger]

what average wage!!!!

Think our wage bill is up around the £12 million mark?

[Nodge70]

I'd heard the loss was approx 100k per week. Less than mentioned but hefty

[conners]

I agree with Pete. Thankful that we have guys that can afford to bankroll us.

I do see a lot of people on here moaning about putting certain players on x thousand a week for a 3-4 year contract (normally started as a rumour that gets everyone excited). Although QPR probably pay wages to the higher end of the Championship scale, it probably fair to say also that we pay transfer fees to the lower end. The bottom line is that the model appears to be to attract players very near the end of the contract with a high salary and then pay their club a nominal fee.

What we pay extra in salaries we seem to save that and more in payin smaller transfer fees.

Now it takes a longer time to build a team this way, but i think other clubs will go along this route going forward.

So pay it in transfer fees or wages, it is very expensive to run a Championship club, hence the numerous times I have said that our gates make us pretty much a Division One club.

If we had Bill Power back at the club, as much as he loves QPR, the chances are that we would be a bottom three team in the Championship in the current day at best.

Lets be grateful for what we have got and try and peacefully persuade the powers that be to spend a bit more money and ensure we always have a good manager.

[eghamhoop]

I agree with Pete. Thankful that we have guys that can afford to bankroll us.

I do see a lot of people on here moaning about putting certain players on x thousand a week for a 3-4 year contract (normally started as a rumour that gets everyone excited). Although QPR probably pay wages to the higher end of the Championship scale, it probably fair to say also that we pay transfer fees to the lower end. The bottom line is that the model appears to be to attract players very near the end of the contract with a high salary and then pay their club a nominal fee.

What we pay extra in salaries we seem to save that and more in payin smaller transfer fees.

Now it takes a longer time to build a team this way, but i think other clubs will go along this route going forward.

So pay it in transfer fees or wages, it is very expensive to run a Championship club, hence the numerous times I have said that our gates make us pretty much a Division One club.

If we had Bill Power back at the club, as much as he loves QPR, the chances are that we would be a bottom three team in the Championship in the current day at best.

Lets be grateful for what we have got and try and peacefully persuade the powers that be to spend a bit more money and ensure we always have a good manager.

but pompey fans were sying that a year ago when they had a chairman who know nothing about football,and storrie who has been done for tax ivasion!!!!

[conners]

Guys, QPR are small fry to Ecclestone and Mittal. THey do not need to play silly games with club finances as to do so could put their reputations at risk.

[eghamhoop]

Guys, QPR are small fry to Ecclestone and Mittal. THey do not need to play silly games with club finances as to do so could put their reputations at risk.

bernies a coffin dodger who runs a springfield power plant

[themodfather]

well losses on c-club and exec boxes would be that amount but as we never sold em...

our debts will be around £30-40m next accounts i fear....

[eghamhoop]

well losses on c-club and exec boxes would be that amount but as we never sold em...

our debts will be around £30-40m next accounts i fear....

agree 100%
really fear for our club

[conners]

Why do you fear for our club ?

We were going into administration before Briatore came and would probably end up going into it if he leaves.

I honestly don't know but is there a big difference if your debt is say 45 Million as opposed 20 Million ?