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I assume the social media department works for the commercial department. If it doesn’t then nothing. Who ever Is accountable for social media clearly has work to do ….

It’s the differentials between ourselves and other clubs that is most telling, not the rank order ….

Another example of why King us right to challenge the clubs commercial dept.

Evidently he’s still heart broken that Overson can’t just walk into Ryton when he wants …. 🙄😂

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Spot on. It’s a pretty outdated view that players and coaching staff don’t spend that much time at these facilities …. They do and clubs encourage them too as well. We are miles off the pace but at least we have started to make small strides forward.

Exactly so the direct benchmarking piece on the quality of the food offer is a bit of a red herring. Apology accepted.

Leicesters training complex is incredible

Wrong again. At championship level corporates take boxes for 2 reasons …. They are based in that location and think many of their clients will want to go or the decision maker chooses his preferred team and their is little commercial logic.

In normal markets you would be right but football fans don’t swap allegiances in the way consumer markets work. Therefore products don’t have to be identical for fans to decide that’s how they wish to watch their football.

Behave the kids prices were ridiculously low, and to add insult to injury people were then giving them to adults to come in knowing they were not being checked.

He did check our offering first. He openly talked about that on his BBC CWR interview …. Do people just ignore the facts to support their position. Of course there will be annual increases in season ticket prices …. We have inflation at nearly 9% !

The club are only over a barrel if the player is prepared to wait another year before moving …. If he isn’t then both parties have cards in their hand … … all the mood music from Vik suggests he wants out this summer

By looking at what other championship clubs charge for similar equivalents and then applying an adjustment based on local factors.

Actually the opposite of what it’s alleged others wanted to do. Pricing in steps or incrementally ONLY works if you are broadly at the market rate or just below …. If you are miles below the rate and let’s face it £9k for a box is less than 50% of the market rate, you can’t go up in increments...

The risk of course sits both sides. We will lose value and so will Vik and his agent if he has a poor season or gets injured. It’s therefore in both parties interests to get the deal done.

Not at all. If you are going to really shift price do it from a position of strength and ideally do it once. position of strength: highest finish in 20 years. Likely material player income to fund positive transfer window. Do it once: no one likes 3-4 years of big increases. That alienates...

Over 50% of the championship have signed 1 player or less. Our position is very normal. I’d like Vik sold this week but not if leaving it another 2 weeks gets us another million. That’s huge money for us.

We don’t have any evidence yet that Kings plan has failed. Season tickets revenues already higher than last year. Corporate boxes look like being at least 40% higher than last year.

Good grief. We have 8 weeks to go ….. stop creating false problems. He will go. A deal will get done. King is right to fully test the market before we cut any deal.