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Wouldn't be able to call that a sold box though in my view will see if they release those figures at some point.

One thing I had spotted with the addition of things like The Mill at £750 that's great value at £32.60 per match to be out the general hubbub can see that having high take up.

Another thing I'd missed is the boxes are also only on sale to existing holders until the 3rd of July so the only boxes currently sold will be repurchases.

We have a reasonable number of companies in the area but Doug needs to get their wallets out for example would Aldi or Sainsbury's be interested in their drive to try have a healthier society. They are also trying to keep profits down as they don't want to be seen to profiteer in a cost of...

I think it would have been daft of him to come on and say we have upped the price to turf everyone else so we can deal with other companies...

I'm not getting defensive maybe slightly frustrated at your previous lack of acceptance that it may take organisations more time to sort procurement. On companies willing to spend the money that is going to come out over the next few months and could well fall flat on its face. What I don't see...

You are ridiculously blinkered on this. Say Jaguar did want one it would take them at least 2 weeks to get through the procurement cycle. Coventry Building society the same. I would say severn trent but they probably wouldn't be allowed with their governance structures. Some companies only have...

But new ones potentially could, I've worked in FTSE 100's and regulated organisations where loading a new supplier would take a MINIMUM of 2 weeks. It isn't a stretch to say they wouldn't be able to turn it around in days. Again not saying they definitely will sell just saying its a bit daft to...

Depends on your financial system and if you are in an industry that is regulated. Majority of companies would need to load CCFC as a new supplier. I'm assuming you have been in SMB's for your career.

I wouldn't take it on a couple of days in. Larger organisations would have different levels of sign offs and potentially have to onboard them as a new supplier which can take time. Not saying we won't struggle just think it's too early to tell.

He did say sporting had been in touch yes.

He has repeatedly said aim is play offs though which seems ambitious enough to me without having the parachute payments etc.

Did you listen to the interview itself or are you pulling your view from posters on here?

Reflecting on his answers I'm impressed he comes across as someone who won't have a gun put to his head. Obviously with some of the less popular decisions time will tell if he's right and priced it right. The fact the boxes sold out in 12 hours with a waiting list tells you they were too cheap...

Based on Saddlebrains past he's as good as on the team sheet for the first match!

Said it a few times above I think this will be a route.

So still only a 1/5th of match day income.

Also their on field product is shit.