Brighton and Hove Albion have one of the lowest revenues in the Premier League, but a generous benefactor owner. From his fastness in Zurich, the authoritative Swiss Ramble reviews their latest accounts. The loss before tax tripled from £22m to £67m, a £45m decline, as revenue decreased by £15m (10%) from £148m to £133m, while profit on player sales of £5m became a loss of £1m, and expenses rose £24m (14%). Monks Farm development worth £0.6m (revenue £9.4m, costs £8.8m The £5 15m revenue fall was mainly due to COVID, which severely impacted all revenue streams, especially broadcasting, down £24m (21%) from £114m to £90m and match day, down £5m (27%) from £19m to £14m. Commercial £13m (82%) increased from £16m to £29m (Monks Farm development). The £67m loss is obviously not great, but it is only 4th worst to date in 2019/20 Premier League, beaten by Everton £140m, Saints £76m and last night’s sad victims £68m. Due to the pandemic, it is likely that other clubs will also...