All parties concerned in this seemingly never ending debacle need to hastily possess a 'moral compass'.Don't ACL own a chunk of Compass? The pie sellers?
Don't ACL own a chunk of Compass? The pie sellers?
Think it's part of the joint venture they own not Compass but happy to be corrected.
Think it's part of the joint venture they own not Compass but happy to be corrected.
Same thing, sort of.
centered on who sold the pies and drinks at half-time. What was the name of the company who ran the refreshments at the Ricoh? Are they associated with ACL or more cynically were they in bed with one of the council or ACL staff?
centered on who sold the pies and drinks at half-time. What was the name of the company who ran the refreshments at the Ricoh? Are they associated with ACL or more cynically were they in bed with one of the council or ACL staff?
A joint venture business with Compass owning 23% - this 'intended' to focus their minds in making it work; given their stake.
Never seemed to work when I fancied anything to eat or drink at the Ricoh though, to be frank...
The 60% as far as the Sky Blues are concerned relates to gross turnover, it's imperative that either our club or it's owners must own it's stadium and be in control of all it's revenue streams, including food & drink.
It's never ever been that simple unfortunately, if only!
It's about the Club receiving (and controlling) ALL revenue streams under the 'FIFA FFP' rules that dictate we can only spend 60% of our gross turnover on player related issues ie. transfers, wages, signing-on fees & bonuses etc. etc..
At the Ricoh the club got nothing from far too many revenue streams such as car parking, corporate events etc. not just the food & beverage money pocketed by Compass.
All 92 clubs are now affected by FIFA FFP rules and Manchester City are facing a huge fine + a reduction in their Champions League squad and in the future anyone flagrantly breaching these rules could face a domestic points deduction.
The 60% as far as the Sky Blues are concerned relates to gross turnover, it's imperative that either our club or it's owners must own it's stadium and be in control of all it's revenue streams, including food & drink.
As its all about pie money I am seriously confused.
Can someone please explain how the club ended up £60m in debt whilst at Highfield Road, despite at that time having access to the sacred goldmine of Steak and Kidney revenue?
It's never ever been that simple unfortunately, if only!
It's about the Club receiving (and controlling) ALL revenue streams under the 'FIFA FFP' rules that dictate we can only spend 60% of our gross turnover on player related issues ie. transfers, wages, signing-on fees & bonuses etc. etc..
At the Ricoh the club got nothing from far too many revenue streams such as car parking, corporate events etc. not just the food & beverage money pocketed by Compass.
All 92 clubs are now affected by FIFA FFP rules and Manchester City are facing a huge fine + a reduction in their Champions League squad and in the future anyone flagrantly breaching these rules could face a domestic points deduction.
The 60% as far as the Sky Blues are concerned relates to gross turnover, it's imperative that either our club or it's owners must own it's stadium and be in control of all it's revenue streams, including food & drink.
It's never ever been that simple unfortunately, if only!
It's about the Club receiving (and controlling) ALL revenue streams under the 'FIFA FFP' rules that dictate we can only spend 60% of our gross turnover on player related issues ie. transfers, wages, signing-on fees & bonuses etc. etc..
At the Ricoh the club got nothing from far too many revenue streams such as car parking, corporate events etc. not just the food & beverage money pocketed by Compass.
All 92 clubs are now affected by FIFA FFP rules and Manchester City are facing a huge fine + a reduction in their Champions League squad and in the future anyone flagrantly breaching these rules could face a domestic points deduction.
The 60% as far as the Sky Blues are concerned relates to gross turnover, it's imperative that either our club or it's owners must own it's stadium and be in control of all it's revenue streams, including food & drink.
As its all about pie money I am seriously confused.
Can someone please explain how the club ended up £60m in debt whilst at Highfield Road, despite at that time having access to the sacred goldmine of Steak and Kidney revenue?
Two words............and the second one is Richardson
The OP has started thre threads recently
Waggot is God
You can't believe the CET
All this was over pie money
First being Kevin?
Anyway your wrong. According to several prominent forum posters and sisu, it doesn't matter how incompetent the owners are so long as they have access to pie revenue. Pies solve all the problems you see.
Nope not Kevin, unless he was the biggest shareholder in the club at one point.
centered on who sold the pies and drinks at half-time. What was the name of the company who ran the refreshments at the Ricoh? Are they associated with ACL or more cynically were they in bed with one of the council or ACL staff?
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What's all that about? Do you have an agenda? Are you implying something with no facts to back it up? Or are you trying to start a rumour - to damage the council's or ACL's reputation?
It's never ever been that simple unfortunately, if only!
It's about the Club receiving (and controlling) ALL revenue streams under the 'FIFA FFP' rules that dictate we can only spend 60% of our gross turnover on player related issues ie. transfers, wages, signing-on fees & bonuses etc. etc..
At the Ricoh the club got nothing from far too many revenue streams such as car parking, corporate events etc. not just the food & beverage money pocketed by Compass.
All 92 clubs are now affected by FIFA FFP rules and Manchester City are facing a huge fine + a reduction in their Champions League squad and in the future anyone flagrantly breaching these rules could face a domestic points deduction.
The 60% as far as the Sky Blues are concerned relates to gross turnover, it's imperative that either our club or it's owners must own it's stadium and be in control of all it's revenue streams, including food & drink.
To be fair, the only people that say ACL are struggling are SISU/Otium.It seems like ACL are struggling also though doing better than the club. But a streaking event and spiders isn't exactly big money spinners I could imagine.
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What's all that about? Do you have an agenda? Are you implying something with no facts to back it up? Or are you trying to start a rumour - to damage the council's or ACL's reputation?
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