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Weekly Financial Update

Youth Pull

For the first time in recent memory, the Screamin’ Seamen youth squad failed to produce. The SSFC management has taken pity on 19-year-old Vinnie Agee, though, and has given him a job as towel-boy and cup-cleaner for the team. (Vinnie’s assessed value was a whopping $4,000).


Weekly Balance Sheet

Previous Balance: $486,547

Income

Crowd (league match vs. Neon Genesis Evangelion) - $91,900
Crowd (FOFC Cup match vs. Ruskies) - $2,313
Sponsors - $61,350
Temporary (24 new supporters) - $720
Temporary (sale of youth pull Millard Meadows) - $21,160

Total Revenue: $177,443

Expenses

Arena Upkeep - $11,271
Player Wages - $24,854
Temporary (youth squad promotion of Millard Meadows) - $2,000
Temporary (transfer listing for Millard Meadows) - $1,000
Staff and Specialists - $33,000
Youth Squad Support - $20,000

Total Expenses: $92,125

Net Income/Loss: $85,318

New Balance: $571,865

A good week, to say the least. We had another sell-out in our last home league match of the season, and the sale of youth pull Millard Meadows pretty much paid for the youth squad this week. We’ve breached the half-a-million mark for the first time in club history.


State of the Team

Team Spirit: Composed (down 1 level from last week)
Team Confidence: Wonderful (up 1 level from last week)

Sponsor Attitude: High on Life (no change)
Supporter Attitude: High on Life (no change)
Supporters: 1,307 (up 24 from last week)

Given the number of supporters we have currently, we will be looking at considerable stadium improvements in the off-season.

Up Next: We’re in Miami this weekend, preparing to take on the Croats. In case you’ve been living in a Hattrick-cave, you should know that this match is HUGE! The series title and possible promotion to Division III are on the line. You don’t want to miss this one!