Kieran Maguire of the PriceofFootball summarises the 2020/21 accounts of Huddersfield Town. Revenue £45m down 23%; wages £25m 19%; operating loss £5m. Player purchases £2m and player sales £21m Borrowings £44m. Huddersfield bought players for £2m and sold players (who originally cost £71m!) for £21m. The club borrowed £15m in 2020/21 but paid back loans of £27m to end up with overall borrowings of £44m. Total income was down partly due to second season of parachute payments which are lower by about £7m. Broadcast income 90% of total for Huddersfield. This is likely to fall to about £16m in 2021/22. C ommercial income (including loan fees) down 70% mainly because loans were over £5.6m in 2019/20 and only £0.6m in 2020/2. Matchday income (which may include iFollow) was down by more than half due to lockdown. Biggest cost for clubs is player based. Wages down and £55 for every £100 of income, a good ratop. Average wage was £11k a week...