Hammers profit from Premiership return

West Ham have announced pre-tax profits for the year finishing May 31 of £6m (€8.9m), an £11m (€16.3m) turnaround.

Tue, 10 Oct, 2006 - 20:49

West Ham have announced pre-tax profits for the year finishing May 31 of £6m (€8.9m), an £11m (€16.3m) turnaround.

The figures were driven by a successful return to the Barclays Premiership, helped by the increased television revenues that brings, plus a run to the FA Cup final.

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