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• Turnover increased from £6.34 million in the prior year to £7.4 million a rise of 16.7%. This is mainly due to an increase in gate and season ticket receipts, player sales (Liam Cooper and Eoin Doyle) and an increased conference and banqueting activity.
  

• The cash generated from the sale of players meant that the player budget was increased during the season to £1.8m, which was the 14th highest in the league. In total we spent just over £3m on the football side, including players, coaching staff, management and bonuses.
  
  
• This has led to an overall profit for the year of £84,879, compared against £1,069,818 loss the previous year.
  

• The final figure does not include the major player sales after the year end of Sam Clucas or Tendayi Darikwa.
  
  
  
• The net debt at June 30, 2015 was £8,181,728, which was an increase of £198,544 on the previous year.