article_snippet.sent: Then there are teams such as Southampton, who sold four of their best players last summer - Dejan Lovren, Adam Lallana, Calum Chambers and Luke Shaw - for £88m after finishing eighth in the Premier League.
article_snippet.sent: They are a fine example to the teams outside the top four because Southampton (with an annual income of £90m), Swansea (£84m) and Newcastle (£110m) cannot compete on the same financial terms.
article_snippet.sent: Even with the loss of Wilfried Bony, sold to Manchester City for £28m in January, Even with the loss of Wilfried Bony, sold to Manchester City for £28m in January are on course for a top-eight finish because of Even with the loss of Wilfried Bony, sold to Manchester City for £28m in January own financial prudence and some smart recruitment.
article_snippet.sent: Like Southampton, Even with the loss of Wilfried Bony, sold to Manchester City for £28m in January are not living above Even with the loss of Wilfried Bony, sold to Manchester City for £28m in January means, but Even with the loss of Wilfried Bony, sold to Manchester City for £28m in January transfer policy is first class.
article_snippet.sent: Even with the loss of Wilfried Bony, sold to Manchester City for £28m in January are being rewarded for that.
article_snippet.sent: Newcastle (£110m) are currently 19th in the annual Deloitte report into football
article_snippet.sent: ’s rich list, but they do not have the same financial muscle as Manchester United (£371m), Manchester City (£277m), Chelsea (£277m), Arsenal (£219m), Liverpool (£208m) and Tottenham (£153m).
article_snippet.sent: Without some new signings, the balance sheet will be the only winner.