Anything the club spends money on becomes an asset of the club. The payment for these assets may happen the day they are bought, or may be spread across the life of a loan, or a mortgage.
The club's accounts show the amount written off each year over the expected useful life an asset. So what the club "fixtures and fittings" are written off over 5 to 10 years, cars over four years.. So a car costing say £20,000 would hit the books for £5000 per year. For more substantial assets like the stands the write-off is done over a longer period of time from of 50 years.
Because these things are written off of such a long period the figures tend to vary very little on a year by year basis, and there is little that can be done to reduce the costs.
The graph below shows that the costs are generally small.
