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🧵When Cole Stockton (@cstockton94) signed for #BAFC I expected the reaction to be overwhelmingly positive
It was in fact mixed, which surprised me
So here is a thread showing why I believe Burton fans should be optimistic about their new signing 👇
It was in fact mixed, which surprised me
So here is a thread showing why I believe Burton fans should be optimistic about their new signing 👇
Firstly, he is a player capable of the spectacular. He’s able to grab the game and win points single handedly with moments like this
7 of his 11 goals came in his final 4 games; he almost single handedly kept Morecambe up
7 of his 11 goals came in his final 4 games; he almost single handedly kept Morecambe up
Stockton is a big forward, over 6ft. But his improvisation is always so impressive, especially when it involves acrobatics
Here he reacts so quickly, capitalising on an opportunity with a spectacular finish
Here he reacts so quickly, capitalising on an opportunity with a spectacular finish
An in depth thread of Burton Albion and 11 players I think they should sign. They need a big summer and below is how I think they could. (🧵) #bafc #Burton
Burton Albion currently only have eight players under contract although they have offered new deals to a further eight players.
So with none of them currently confirmed and 3/8 players playing the same/similar position, I am going to go through 11 possible signings I think would suit Burton Albion and help them kick on next season.
I recently wrote about the importance of the cash flow statement in assessing the financial performance of a football club, focusing on the Premier League. Since then I have had a few requests to do the same for the Championship, so let’s take a look in the following thread.
A club’s profit and loss account is easy to understand, i.e. basically revenue less expenses (mainly player wages), but this is a notional profit based on the accountants’ accruals concept, which can be very different from actual cash movements.
This is important, as the main reason that football clubs fail is cash flow problems. It does not matter how large your revenue is (or your profits are), if you do not have the cash to pay your players, suppliers or indeed the taxman, then you will find yourself in trouble.
@BBCRadioDerby #Brewers started well in the 1st half but ended up playing 12 men, making for a tough game. Biased ref on a power trip. #bafc
@BBCDerbySport #Brewers started well in the 1st half but ended up playing 12 men, making for a tough game. Biased ref on a power trip. #bafc
@BBCDerbySport Another note on the ref - engaging a fan in the crowd towards the end of the first half shows how unprofessional he was!
