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Peterborough's accounts for 2012 apparently show a profit of £3.6m

Largely down to a profit on player sales and it won't include their recent loans but it's still frustrating that a side doing (slightly) better than us in the table is doing so much better financially.

https://twitter.com/SwissRamble/status/319453735485071360/photo/1

Because they haven't paid stupid money for avg players on big wages and they haven't sacked a manager nether do they have a acadmey to pay for nor are they spending a lot on training ground improvements,

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Haha apart from when they wanted £5million for Aaron McClean, £5 million for CMS and just as much for Boyd you mean???

Apart from those , yeah !!

Still , looks like their transfer policy yeilds a better return than ours.

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Haha apart from when they wanted £5million for Aaron McClean, £5 million for CMS and just as much for Boyd you mean???

A few years ago some of the Directors leaked Barry Fry's contract to the local paper. Barry gets 10% of the selling price for every player. It's in his interest therefore to ssell for as much as poss even if the club wants/needs that player to stay.

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They currently have two players on loan from United: Scott Wootton who was loaned out to Forest last year and was very very average, and David Petrucci who has never made an appearance for United

I fail to see how these players are ones that "other clubs wouldn't have the fortune of"

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The point i'm getting at is they will always have the first opportunity to loan players from daddy's club, and then if they decided they didn't want them, then other clubs would come into contention! how is that not an advantage?

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