Recent content by Pickelhaupt

The point is that amortization has no effect on cash flow, thus not requiring any outflow in the way that for example a wage bill does.

By transactions I refer to capital gains/losses on transfers, not wages. Meaning that the operative business is actually not that shabby, even if we can’t afford huge net spend transfer windows regularly. Amortization is naturally high but it’s a non cash flow expense. The deep CL run helped out...

I don’t anticipate a need to inject that much capital to keep us afloat. Last FY was EBITDA positive before accounting for player transactions. It will likely stay that way with the new CL format.

Bisseck time baby!

When it rains it pours.. Steamrolling them!

Good experience to develop some grit in the squad.

What pitch line? The ones demarkating bands of the pitch? Those are generated in a generalized fashion without any regard to the current pitch..

IMO he’s been delivering the goods as of late. Playing with a sense of urgency and finding opportunities.

The risk of recurrence is much lower if the first time injury occurs in adulthood, thankfully.

He is playing as if afraid to make a fool of himself and ends up doing nothing. No glaring mistakes but doesn’t contribute enough. With that said I think he should play against Empoli and, hopefully, gain some confidence.

Had a perfect record in UCL too, but that went tits up tonight.

Thuram piping hot!

I doubt he is so anemic that a transfusion would be warranted. Let’s see what the investigation shows before getting worried.

https://www.inter.it/media/downloads/2022/2022_10_28_12_32_40FC%20Inter%20Group_Consolidated%20Annual%20Financial%20Statements_FY%20ended%2030%20June%202022.pdf I think it’s the same that you’ve shared before but yeah, you have to scroll around quite a bit to get all the details.

I had a quick look in the latest annual and this is what I could gather: Salary players €152m Salary coaches & technical staff €13m Amortization players €101m Agent fees €23m So it’d add up to €289m for 21/22. €266m would be more comparable to pier’s numbers, but agent fees are also included...