..another profit - £77k



Creditors £1.7m, but offsetting this £0.4m cash at bank

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Net liabilities (excluding player valuations) only £106k now - 5 years ago net liabilities on this basis were £1.2m.

Great result to turn in a profit in a year where we were pants on the field. And good work filing the accounts so early.

What are the reasons/benefits for filing 5 months in advance?

Possibly the only club in the sport to be profit making. A fine achievement by the board. They have been much maligned at times but deserve the plaudits here.

Allows them to show off about being SL's only profitable club right now.
Rule said it would "reassure" fans about our club's stability in these financially uncertain times I think
Filing early and profitable accounts improves your independent credit score as well

how much profit did rovers make?

Given their form on filing (they've missed the deadline with Companies House for the last 5 years running), it will be a while before we know for sure. But Hudgell's on the record as saying it was a loss in the region of £450,000.

That didn't take long lol

your on the board m8 you troll

On the other hand, this is a thread about our finances, not Rovers. You brought them into it so I'd say a Rovers fan has every right to comment.

Please stay on topic. If you want to talk about Rovers' financial situation, do it on their board.

having a laugh thought id asked it before some else does

Only 77k? Well I'm disappointed

Wonder how much under the salary cap we were. presume it would have been a loss if crocker had come over