Its100% variable? So we paid less when arseley played in the cup than we did ago at Crewe? Are you sure?
ACL will make a fortune out of just a few Leicester fans there.
They're laying on a finger-food buffet.
fixed costs are minimum when mothballed and are being offset against other business. The pitch is being maintained regardless so variables for this match will be cleaning the toilet and rerouting the cleaner and brush through one door and out another. Listen and learn.
Fixed costs are minimum when mothballed and are being offset against other business. The pitch is being maintained regardless so variables for this match will be cleaning the toilet and rerouting the cleaner and brush through one door and out another. Listen and learn.
some people never learn it is beyond them sadly
So when the charity match was played at the start of the season what was the fixed costs then?
Whose paying the matchday costs?
I'll check my figures as I am really interested in wasting my life keeping track ................ yep, four tenths of fuck all.
They charged the charity around £10,000
So are you suggesting (even though you're not bothered), that the costs equated to £2 per head of the crowd? I think Leicester will pay more than that per head.
Sorry? This is a fixed cost not variable to crowd. The fee the charity was charged was the standard fixed fee the club has always been charged. That's why when 6,000 attend a match say like arseley the cost is the same as when 32,000 went to Crewe. Italia as usual makes up tosh - the cost has always been a fixed cost of hire.
They charged the charity around £10,000
I don't care which side of the fence people sit on, a Leicester City side playing at home in our rightful home is an absolute fucking travesty. Just when I thought it couldn't get any worse.
It is no longer the home ground of Coventry City, it should be but it isn't. That is a fact.
That's strange are you saying the matchday costs are variable? Really? I thought most of the costs were fixed and were a contribution to heating,lighting and maintenance. Are you saying its a variable cost? Wow I never knew that. Why have we always paid a fixed amount then?
What shop question? I must have missed that relevant and exciting post.
So what do you think of Mr Labovitch and his shop analogy? Oh and (again) I don't work for any public body in the city of Coventry or elsewhere and never have done.As I'm of the belief Mucas is your boss I can believe you when she struggled to understand it.
This was the post, oh and if you do want to insult me please try and think up something new, you've sort of done the You're a council employee to death.
I still can't see the quote. Out of interest on your shop do you pay 10 times the average rent on your street and can only make revenues from a certain section of your shop?
If this was the case would you be doing well?
I still can't see the quote.
Mark Labovitch said:To illustrate, if you were offered the freehold of a shop and had a really great retail idea, you might think you could make a fortune. But if the current shop keeper has a lease for 40 years, you couldn’t do anything for 40 years so it wouldn’t be worth much.
All this shows is tha leicester under 21s managed to secure the Ricoh Arena at the drop of a hat.
How easy SHOULD it be for CCFC to go back then?
I still can't see the quote. Out of interest on your shop do you pay 10 times the average rent on your street and can only make revenues from a certain section of your shop?
If this was the case would you be doing well?
All this shows is tha leicester under 21s managed to secure the Ricoh Arena at the drop of a hat.
How easy SHOULD it be for CCFC to go back then?
So it's permanent for the foreseeable future, the next five years.
Leicester U21's are playing one game? Hardly a comparison is it?
If you and Fernando can't differentiate between the two then my flabber is gasted!
All this shows is tha leicester under 21s managed to secure the Ricoh Arena at the drop of a hat.
How easy SHOULD it be for CCFC to go back then?
Explain why they have to? How many use their own stadiums these days for development matches? They obviously see a good facility their players can use and the facility is available.If it's only one game explain to me then why Leicester can't use their own stadium the King No-Power Stadium?
Explain why they have to? How many use their own stadiums these days for development matches? They obviously see a good facility their players can use and the facility is available.
If someone approaches ACL to use the Ricoh why should they turn them away? Usage aids maintenance.
SISU obviously feel Northampton suits their purpose better than the Ricoh?
I know where I want us playing, but then I don't make the decisions.
The problem is it hasn't hard to go back, but both ACL/CCC and Sisu/CCFC want different things than are on offer, there is no compromise.
Well when we were at the Ricoh we did ourselves, I also know Exeter, Bristol Rovers, Torquay, Plymouth, Bristol City, Birimingham City, Derby and others use their homes Grounds also..
Well for the same reason we should be in Coventry I imagine, because it's that team it bares name with..
Have we used Nuneaton in the past?
I agree in the sense a club should be kept together. You would think they would at least have the youngsters playing within Leicestershire?
But I believe Leicester City FC first team are still based in and play in Leicester. However Coventry have been moved to Northampton. There is a big difference. However you feel our move is only a temporary measure, while I am not so confident.
However if and when SISU purchase land my feelings may change; for the worse or better I cannot judge until the purchase is made.
There is another interesting scenario with the Olympic stadium and the West Ham Orient debate. Some feel West Ham are being moved to a different area.
In some ways this moves away from an ACL vs SISU debate and more into the governance of the FA and FL.
I am happy to discuss these things Robo, it's why I joined a forum, not just to throw abuse about like some the first time someone holds a different opinion. (Not referring to your good self there).
If you want something and it's not available you accept it and move on.
What you don't do is throw a wobbly and take your ball to somewhere else.
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