25th April 2024 – Premier League clubs achieve £1.04bn economic loss in 2022-23
13th July 2022 – Premier League clubs achieve successive seasonal economic losses of £1.0bn+
13th October 2021 – Financial Conditions For Football’s European Super League Remain
8th August 2021 – Premier League Clubs Achieve Record Economic Losses For Second Successive Season
9th June 2020 – Premier League Clubs Achieve Record Losses in Season Prior to Covid-19 Outbreak
28th March 2020 – Promoted Sky Bet Championship Clubs Incur Record Staff Costs On Premier League Gamble
19th September 2019 – Shareholder Value Analysis of World’s 15 Largest Pharmaceutical Companies Points to Turbulent Future Given Declining Returns and Rising Expectations
18th June 2019 – Big 6 Financial Dominance ‘Destroying Premier League’
14th June 2019 – Vysyble and The Barbour Partnership announce Strategic Partnership
18th October 2018 – Championship Clubs ‘Double Down’ on Premier League Gamble
22nd July 2018 – England’s Football Premier League Division’s Demise ‘Has Already Started’
30th November 2017 – English Premier League to host first ‘Billion Pound Game’
10th October 2017 – Championship Clubs generate average economic losses of £14.67m during Promotion season to Premier League
29th September 2017 – Vysyble launches Matchday Metrics
27th July 2017 – Sky’s Latest Financials Point To Increasing Uncertainty Over Future Premier League TV Deal
10th July 2017 – Vysyble Launches The Football Profitability Index
10th July 2017 – England’s Football Premier League Division Clubs Collectively Fail to Generate A Single Penny Of Economic Profit since 2009
5th July 2017 – Vysyble Launches Unique Value-Based Financial Efficiency Measurement Capability
17th January 2017 – Big Six UK Energy Suppliers Achieving Significant Economic Losses
29th November 2016 – Tesco 20-year Value Performance Shows Company’s Non-UK Activities Achieved Economic Losses of £6.1bn
22nd November 2016 – Football Faces Uncertain Future Due To Poor Economic Performance of Top English Clubs
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