Bristol City fans have hailed the club's latest accounts, although some have expressed concern over the need to sell players to make a profit.
The Robins recorded an almost £11m pre-tax profit for 2018/19, with £38.2m being made through player sales.
After a £25.347m loss the previous year, fans were pleased to see a profit, but some admitted that the Robins are reliant on selling players for big money.
Charlie: Thank you Steve. Thank you for everything you are doing for this club. We’d be nowhere without you.
Harry Tobin: A good year but surely after the sale of our best players it’s still a loss and we don’t wanna be selling our best players every season! Or have I missed something?
Ian Gay: Strategy is to buy, develop & sell. Hopefully get to Prem. Been the same for a while, however the model is only sustainable if we keep selling.
Melcor: Stadium making more than £1million a month in revenue is incredible though, must be a huge increase on the situation 10 years ago.
OTIB: Not necessarily the most exciting football news, but very important. Impressive for any club to make a profit at this level, and to do it whilst progressing in the league is remarkable. We're so lucky to have Lansdown.
Brendon Mitchell: When was the last time the club announced a profit?!
Tom: Amazing results, club going forward on and off the pitch.
Ewan Campbell: Great news. Lansdown runs the club fantastically.
Tommy Gun: Can’t expect to keep getting the prices we have been for players though, without some of those big sales that would have been a chunky loss
