NUFC set to declare a gain - but sticking with same move method - ChronicleLive

Newcastle United are set to announce a gain this week once they reveal their numbers for the fiscal year a' but this will not cause a change of transport policy Robert Ashley and Derek Llambias Newcastle United are set to announce a profit this week if they expose their figures for the financial year a' but this won't result in a change of exchange policy. The Magpies produced a statement back 2010 which they could no further be pursuing the services of atrophy playersa. But whilst the blueprint was published almost 36 months ago, United will continue steadily to plough on with an identical economic technique that has led them back into the black. Last year Newcastle announced an loss of A3.9m for the financial year and after getting much more self-sufficient in the last 12 months and losing big earners like former Manchester United star Alan Smith and Spanish flop Xisco recently their finances are in the best model of the Mike Ashley era. The Magpies were associated with England defense Joleon Lescott over the week-end but these stories have already been laughed off by the United structure with the times of handing out big money and long-term offers history at St Jamesa Park. Lescottas earnings of A80,000 per week are nowhere near Unitedas present top earners and the Chronicle realizes that a host of more fresh-faced and younger people who are eager for success are already being arranged for the summer. Ashley is keen to strengthen the next chain and growth swimming at United in order to avoid a repeat of the chronic injury crisis that left Alan Pardewas team woefully short of cover during this winteras therapy area stress. United will soon be willing to confirm their Premier League position in the next several games with a blockbusting A70m jackpot in store for top-flight sides next period. Concluding in the topA 10 this term and enhancing their present 13th position standing could see Newcastle bank an additionalA A3m. And their prize pot will be also bolstered by success in the Europa League. The Magpies will soon be approved 450,000 for taking part in the quarter- finals, with a 1m cheque available to get into the semi-final stages. Whilst the dropping finalists also earn 2.5m, winning the competition may be worth 5m in prize money.