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TFFT Boot Bible 2018/2019

The final installment of the 2018/2019 Boot Bible is the Team of the Year which is based upon the most popular boots selected by players in each position.

See it here: https://t.co/hLVU0M2SUt

#epl #footballstats #football #nike #adidas

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Vs Series - Game 1

Kicking off our Vs Series comparing a selection of the games biggest rivalries on and off the pitch is El Clasico.

See the breakdown here: https://t.co/LFeD8kmuQ2

#Barcelona #RealMadrid #football #footballstats

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Index 7 - Wages/revenue %

The wages/revenue metric provides a key gearing ratio for football clubs.

The general consensus is a ratio of between 60-70% is sustainable in the Premier League.

Check it out here: https://t.co/wh74cG9C0M

#epl #football #ManCity #footballstats

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Burnley Financial Statement Review FY19

Taken from The Football Finance Times Premier League Club Review 2020. The full report can be found here: https://t.co/8ThH30KDqk

#BurnleyFC #epl #footballfinance #football #footballstats

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TFFT Boot Bible 2018/2019

The fourth installment of our TFFT Boot Bible is the players table, which provides an overall measure of boot popularity in the league.

Check it out here: https://t.co/GQgz7WanXa

#football #epl #footballstats #nike #adidasfootball

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Index 6 - Squad Cost

Unsurprisingly, Manchester City top the squad cost index following over a decade of Dubai-backed spending. Chelsea and Manchester United also boast squads costing over £750m.

Check it out here:
https://t.co/iz0KU54Sgy

#epl #football #footballstats #ManCity

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TFFT Boot Bible 2018/2019

The 3rd installment of our TFFT Boot Bible is the Assists table.

The Nike Mercurial makes it a hat-trick, with 32% of goals being created by players wearing the swoosh speed boot.

Check it out here: https://t.co/MCAJ4Mny5O

#nike #footballboots #epl

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New article up now - 10 Ways Football Changed in the 2010’s

Read the full blog here: https://t.co/oQ7ghrw4ct

#football #PremierLeague #footballfinance #finance #EPL #Arsenal #ChelseaFC #manutd #ManCity #liverpoolfc

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Net Spend vs Revenue

Net spend as a % of revenue gives an indication of the relative scale of investment from each club

Last season, Fulham gambled and invested over £100m net in their playing squad, which was 72.7% of their FY2019 revenues.

Read More: https://t.co/Cv5UdHcuM4

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Nike Mercurial vs Superfly Boot Analysis by TFFT:

The Nike Mercurial is far more popular, likely because the latest Superfly VI has effectively become the Vapor 13 with a higher collar.

Read more here: https://t.co/qmTsbSN6Sc #nike #nikemercurial #superfly #football

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The second instalment of our TFFT Boot Bible is the Goals Scored chart.

Due to its popularity with attacking players, again the Nike Mercurial comes well out on top, with 32% of the 2018/2019 Premier League goals scored.

Read more: https://t.co/IcIqYPKFOo #footballboots #EPL

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With Premier League clubs facing playing in front of empty stands until 2021 at the earliest, the matchday revenue per home game index gives an indication as to how badly hit each club will be in terms of lost revenue.

Read more: https://t.co/qoUmlCiEYN #manunited #football

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TFFT Boot Bible 2018/2019

Of all the unimportant things in life, #footballboots are one of the most important.

Follow the link to see, which boots saw the most action on the pitch during the 2018/2019 season.

Read more: https://t.co/tEIkoiM9Kr

#football #footballisback

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Cardiff City top the league.

Unfortunately for Bluebirds' fans, its the Premier League Revenue Reliance Index, which measures the percentage of a club's total revenue that is Premier League broadcast distribution.

Read the report: https://t.co/XOsySUUqTw

#cardiff #football

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Brighton & Hove Albion Financial Statement Review FY19

Read the full report: https://t.co/7vKLIzWxDb

#Brighton #footballisback #PremierLeague

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TFFT Shirt Sponsorship Index

Manchester United deals with Chevrolet and Adidas put them well above their rivals with £135m generated per year.

Read the report: https://t.co/HV8d3fpMfZ

#manutd #footballisback

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AFC Bournemouth Financial Statement Review FY19

Read the report here: https://t.co/qP7fs36p6Y

#bournemouthfc #premierleague #footballisback

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Manchester United finally re-top the league and Arsenal miss out yet again on the Top 4.

Unfortunately for Manchester United fans, its TFFT Revenue Index 2020 rather than the Premier League, but a win is a win.

Read the post here: https://t.co/BIr7ikdWP1

#manutd #football

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Arsenal Financial Statement Review FY19:

Read the full review here: https://t.co/SpdJfs1P5C

#arsenal #football #footballisback

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Introducing TFFT Premier League Indexes.

Which table did Everton top during 2018/2019?
Who has the Premier League's most expensive squad?
Which Premier League clubs are running at a loss?

Find out at https://t.co/bsKtEJqC9k.

#premierleague #football #footballfinance