Preston move from a profit of £2.6m in 2018 to a loss of £14.2m in 2019 due to no significant player sales & big ⬆️ in wages. #PNEFC 
Preston had £1.6m in bank at 30 June 2019. Total losses over the years are £28.6m. Club technically insolvent but owner committed to covering losses #PNEFC
Owner Trevor Hemmings lent Preston a further £6.7m in 2018/19 #PNEFC
Biggest contributor to Preston income is broadcasting at £7.5m, of which about £4.5m comes from the Premier League #PNEFC
Preston wage bill up £4.7million. Club paying out £143 in wages for every £100 of income. #PNEFC
Preston player trading. Purchases £4.2 million and sales £250k. #PNEFC
Preston are owed £2.1m from other clubs for outstanding instalments on player sales & owe other clubs £1.4m for player purchases.
Preston owed Trevor Hemmings £43million interest free at 30 June 2019 #PNEFC
Since the end of 2018/19 Preston owner has lent club a further £4.1 million
Now that I'm back from walking the dog a few more figures for context. Preston had second lowest revenue in the Championship. #PNEFC
Preston third lowest matchday revenue in Championship #PNEFC
Preston had 7th lowest wage bill in Championship #PNEFC but 6th highest wage to income ratio.
Preston average weekly wage £9,156, compared to average for the division of £16,014. For clubs to break even average wage would have to be £4,424 a week @markchapman
For every £1 paid in wages Preston fans paid 18pence via matchday revenues.
Combining wages and transfer fee amortisation costs meant that Preston spent £166 on player costs for every £100 of income in 2018/19
Preston player spend of £4.2m was lower than average in division of £14m but figures distorted by some clubs at the top of table.
Championship net spend per club just £1.5 million as many clubs business model is to sell at a profit to cover losses rather than buy.
