Now filed with Companies House so in the public domain:

P&L Reserves down (i.e.financial loss) of £478,341

Creditors (current) £1,676,546 (Previous year £725,507)
Creditors (long term) £737,668 (Previous year £619,218)
Total Creditors £2,414,214 (Previous year £1,344,725)

Is that worse than ours Mrs B??

Impossible to tell from the limited data provided.

Where's Vince

What are the assets valued at?

Edited by GML.
No Need.

The net liabilities are just over £1m.

Better than breaking even, going down and not getting a franchise. Not sustainable in the long-term, obviously.

I do think franchises and the criteria they will be based on have distorted the old view of Pro RL as a game played between two teams of 13 men (plus subs), on a grass pitch, between white H-shaped sticks. It is like a less joyful version of monopoly sometimes now.

So, in comparison with Hull, who have a real net liability position of just under £370k (I have taken the liberty of ignoring the nonsence figure of player valuation which is a blind stab in the dark), I'd say rovers financial statements were in a more risky state.

And thats with a wealthy backer.

Its quite surprising how some Hull fc fans are so infatuated with all things Hull kr.