London Hibernian Supporters Club accounts for the period
1^st June 1999 to 31^st May 2000.

Our turnover increased this year to nearly £8,500, which is up by £1,000. This is due to our Burns Night sales at over £2,000, Merchandise sales at over £1,700, Subscriptions over £1,200 and our annual POTY turnover remained over £1,700. The club made an operating loss of £165.95 in the twelve-month period.

Our profit came from Subscriptions of over £1,200, POTY of over £200 and Our Hibs Score Prediction competition made a profit of over £80. Our sundry raffles made over £170, our Fanzine made over £500 and our Burns Night with our new raffle license broke even.

Our main expenditure this year was in Merchandise, on which we spent over £2,000. This may seem to be a risk for a club of our size; however, we have nearly sold all our stock and should be in a profit situation in the near future. As ever, Hibernian F.C. were well-supported in 1999/00 by investments of nearly £1,076 in direct purchases which included Season Tickets, Player Sponsorship and Hibs 2000 and with indirect purchases of our POTY bash of over £2,000. Our postage costs were up but as the club gets bigger this is a cost we will have to bear.

We also donated £280 to charity.

The cash available at 1^st June is £771.14

Receivables:

Merchandise Stock on hand.

Fanzines Stock in retailers (to be collected on next issue).

Bad debts:

Burns Night Tickets unpaid:                         £ 60

Financial issues for discussion:

Subscriptions          To stay the same.

Season Ticket Sales      Up to £8 each.

ANDREW MURRAY.

Treasurer.

04^th June 2000.

Accounts