Under my understanding the NOPM campaign was create while coventry were planning on playing games away from the ricoh.
So yes NOPM while SISU plan on playing "Home" games at sixfields
Wahey, we've had the first condition added to the unconditional call to pledge Not One Penny More towards SISU
Wahey, we've had the first condition added to the unconditional call to pledge Not One Penny More towards SISU
Wahey, we've had the first condition added to the unconditional call to pledge Not One Penny More towards SISU
As I understand it, the object of the campaign is to reduce the income to Otium by as much as possible.
My interpretation of that is to cancel Sky Blue Player, not buy my usual season tickets, not attend any home games or away cup games and not buy the usual family presents from the club shop.
I imagine that other people may interpret it differently.
I thought NOPM originated before the Northampton news even came out.
That was my interpretation too... although the pedant in me has to point out I assume you meant it's not to attend away cup games or home ones either
So I assume that it is not a total boycott then. Away teams I believe can claim 6.5% of income from tickets sold. So should it be Not One Penny above 6.5% instead?
I'm pretty sure it started as a never give any money ever, ever, ever type campaign.
Then the trust adopted it and ran it alongside keep Coventry in Coventry, and the message got confused.
Yep, that's how I remember it. The NOPM campaign has turned into a bit of a farce - no one knows what it stands for or what's it's aims are. There are too many variations.
As 6.5 pence in the pound is acceptable I assume the purchase of club merchandise could also be as the margins on such products tend to be very marginal - certainly on shirts - the manufacturer and supplier command a huge take.
SISU plant
That was my interpretation too... although the pedant in me has to point out I assume you meant it's not to attend away cup games or home ones either
They're selling them now?
A nice bunch of carnations?
Or lillies?
As 6.5 pence in the pound is acceptable I assume the purchase of club merchandise could also be as the margins on such products tend to be very marginal - certainly on shirts - the manufacturer and supplier command a huge take.
They're selling them now?
A nice bunch of carnations?
Or lillies?
I don't believe that for a second, if the club make anything like as low as 6.5% on a £45 shirt that in reality cost about a quid to make then they are very very stupid indeed.
From my understanding all away cup games the away team get a percentage of the gate,so if true then why have we sold over 1,000 tickets for orient?
Will not apply to me, I know a chap who will go home games regardless and is getting a season ticket and has said I can have his free carer ticket for each away game, il just get him a beer or 3 to thank him for his generositySo I assume that it is not a total boycott then. Away teams I believe can claim 6.5% of income from tickets sold. So should it be Not One Penny above 6.5% instead?
What's you point? SISU plant
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