The club today announced they’d made a profit of £32.4million but owner Mike Ashley is still owed £129million in interest-free loans.
With Newcastle currently second bottom in the Premier League and six points adrift of safety, Charnley said: “We appreciate that, at the present time, football results and not financial results are what our supporters want to see from us.
“That said, it would be wrong for the Club not to acknowledge the submission of our accounts for the period July 2014 to June 2015.
“We understand, however, that what you want to see are results on the pitch.”
And Charnley sent out a positive message from the club’s boardroom ahead of the final seven games of the season.
The Toon MD said: “There are still 21 points to play for and lots can, and likely will, happen over the next seven games.
“We, of course, acknowledge the seriousness of our situation.
“However we must remain positive and retain the belief that we can secure our Premier League status and we are doing everything we can to support Rafa and the team.”