You can't extrapolate many of the costs this year to be the case for coming years as many aren't fixed costs. £6m net on player purchases and £5m on stadia and training ground improvements aren't fixed costs that will always form that signficant a part of our expenditure.
In terms of the costs we are contractually stuck to such as £35m wage bill that's perfectly manageable if that remains only 65% of turnover.
I brought up the Dundee United to show that our case isn't close to unique. In fact compared to DU or the average English Championship side it's prudent in comparison.