www.therhinos.co.uk/news/14711.php

www.therhinos.co.uk/news/14711.php

I like the fact that we are not going to over stretch ourselves in order to ensure that we can continue to play. I also like the fact that the ground is going to be improved without significant change to its basic look. When is this due to begin?

Not much of a Western Terrace on that artists' impression... hope the pies like looking at the back of the new video scoreboard!

Looks fantastic

A few things though.

1. Still doing nowt with the away end?
2. Whats with the windows in the North stand? (is it when we have a fixture clash with the cricket we can watch both games?)
3. Nice looking bar on the back of the SS, but wheres the turnstyles?

All in all though this is great news for the club and great to see what they are striving for.

End of 2011 at a guess because they are selling ST's for 2011 so i assume it'll be the end of that year.

Seems like we may be able to afford these improvements too

Taken from todays League Express"LEEDS RHINOS made a retained profit of £2,993,662 for the year ended 31 October 2009, making them easily the most profitable club in the Super League competition, despite the turnover of the company that controls the club, Leeds Cricket, Football and Athletic Company Limited, falling from £10,599,073 in 2008 to £10,483,996 in 2009.

Their retained profit in 2008 was £755,605.
In their published accounts, Leeds reduced the cost of wages and salaries by almost £1 million, to £4,556,583, while their payments to directors fell from £300,013 in 2008 to £241,168 in 2009.
The company ended its financial year with a healthy cash balance of £3,723,013, up from £1,111,638 a year earlier."[/i

Now I'm no accountancy expert and I'm sure the more knowledgeable people on here can advise better, but that sounds fairly good to me. Certainly better than Saints situation

From todays League Express again
[i"ST HELENS have reported a loss of £861,810 after taxation for the financial year ending 31 October 2009.
The losses have risen from £449,288 for the same period in 2008, with turnover falling from £5,079,718 in 2008 to £4,887,246 in 2009."[/i

Me to Saints fans;

"we are considerably richer than yaw".

We never made nearly 3 million pounds of profit last year did we?

is Buderus Leaving?

The most worrying thing for saints is that these figures are from 2008-09. This year's could well be worse.

£10 million and still no roof over the away end....

Ok, I never saw Big Rob's post

maybe be could lend em a fiver..

Eastwood wasn't here for 2009, so it could well be the caterers budget has significantly increased for this season.

Yep that was my thought too, it seems as though their board are fairly committed to Saints but still its going to be difficult for Saints in the next few years.