Questions for Simon Gilbert (1 Viewer)
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orig skyblue87
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How much does it cost per matchday to play in Northampton.
skybluetony176
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What is Timmys dry cleaning bill from the weekend and did he just throw the pants away or does ML have them pre-soaking in a bucket by the back door?
ccfcway
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well, if it was a suit, it would be about £20. Perhaps not one for Simon
John_Silletts_Nose
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What happened to Les Reid?
Philosorapter
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If you stacked all the pies on top of each other from sales at the football match: What would be the size of this pie-tower compared to other free standing structures for CCFC to come out of debt?
[We would need a pictorial representation.]
[We would need a pictorial representation.]
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dongonzalos
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How can we believe a new stadium will be built when this is not explained
How will the investors get a return?
45 million + 20 million = 65
+ loses over building time (10 million)
Can you sell the club and stadium for 75 million?
If it is over the long term via profits how can you wipe out 75 million.? We currently pay nearly 1.5 million interest a year on 10 million from ARVO. Will this not double possibly treble?
How is that more cost effective than rent of 400k a year?
How will the investors get a return?
45 million + 20 million = 65
+ loses over building time (10 million)
Can you sell the club and stadium for 75 million?
If it is over the long term via profits how can you wipe out 75 million.? We currently pay nearly 1.5 million interest a year on 10 million from ARVO. Will this not double possibly treble?
How is that more cost effective than rent of 400k a year?
ccfcway
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at an attendance of 1500, on average, 1 in 6 football fans buy a pie, meaning 250 pies sold.
A pie is on average 2 inches high, which is 5 cm. So, 5cm x 250 = a height of 12.5 meters.
dongonzalos
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What is the date and location for the fans forum Mr Labovitch promised when he was last live on CWR?
georgehudson
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what % of ccfc fans actually give any credence to anything our owners / controllers come out with ?
robbiethemole
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How can we go into administration only a few months ago,effectively wiping out any debts, yet when the accounts were filed we now owe £40m?
Philosorapter
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My thinking here is this would make a tower of pies of approximately [6 cm high each box] to 2796 miles high.
The International Space Station orbits between 205 to 270 miles. This would mean they would need to sell enough pies to reach the space station over ten times to recoop their loses, if they are given the pies for free.
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dongonzalos
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I think they shifted the debts away from the part that went into administration
So the debt stayed
robbiethemole
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utter bastards ;-)
dongonzalos
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We are currently losing 7 million a year.
We will need to raise another 20 million (SISU's conservative estimate) to build the stadium.
How is this stadium going to suddenly make us earn about 4 million a year profit (thats iif you want to clear the debt in 20 years)?
Bizzare to say the least.
stupot07
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How is renting for £400k per annum without access to additional revenues?
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ccfcway
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How is renting for £400k per annum without access to additional revenues?
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so rent for less than that in Cov until you build your stadium ?
dongonzalos
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How is renting for £400k per annum without access to additional revenues?
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Would those additional revenues (on top of what additional revenue that was offered in the Ricoh deal) surpass the additional costs of building a new stadium?
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Philosorapter
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Again all I can do is equate this into figures.
7 million pies, if they are given free to the club and at 6cm height would equate to a pie tower over 260 miles high for the year [One trip to the space station].
Split this over 23 home games and they would need to sell a pie-tower that would dwarf Mt Everest each game.
[We need a Telegragh exclusive looking into this]
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ccfcway
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SimonGilbert
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I'll get our graphics guys onto the pictorial representation.
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stupot07
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We weren't offered additional revenue as part of the Ricoh deal, they offered to cross invoice so that it could be counted towards our turnover.
I cannot see how a new stadium will get their money back. I also can't see how renting the Ricoh for £400k per annum will get their money back.
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Philosorapter
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Can you sell the club and stadium for 75 million?
Lets look at this a new way.
A new group comes in and pays 75 million for club and stadium.
A pie takes 5 minutes to eat.
How much time would go by for the new owners to recoop their loses through pie sales alone.
I am copyrighting a new measurement here called Fisher Pie Hours [FPH]
This would equate to over 6,250,000 [FPH] or 713 years of constant consumption of this consumer delight by one person before the club is out of debt, if there is one pound profit to be made on each pie.
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Philosorapter
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According to ccfcway an average of 250 pies could be sold at shitfields per game.
This would equate to just under 21 [FPH] per game. [Less then a day of the 713 years required]
This is a little under the 6,250,000 [FPH] required to buy club and stadium, selling pies alone.
[Of course I may be a little off with my stats]
This would equate to just under 21 [FPH] per game. [Less then a day of the 713 years required]
This is a little under the 6,250,000 [FPH] required to buy club and stadium, selling pies alone.
[Of course I may be a little off with my stats]
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letsallsingtogether
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Is that what the owners of our newly built stadium will charge CCFC?
How is renting for £400k per annum without access to additional revenues?
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Otis
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How much are we making/losing per week?
How much does it cost per week at the moment playing at Northampton, nett, after gate receipts etc. compared to how much would it cost us on a rental deal at the Ricoh every week based on a home crowd of say 11,000?
Would love to know that one.
How much does it cost per week at the moment playing at Northampton, nett, after gate receipts etc. compared to how much would it cost us on a rental deal at the Ricoh every week based on a home crowd of say 11,000?
Would love to know that one.
Lorksalordy
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These figures are way too pessimistic and plainly the thoughts of a rapidly anti SISU insane ACL apologist.
They completely ignore Meat Based Drink Revenue (MBDR) and as we all know people in the Coventry area are amongst the highest consumers per head globally.
As Fisher said in his presentation of clear and open business plan only last week "All the great clubs have full control of MBDR. It is the only viable way to financial security and we provide a clear path to meeting FFP rules whilst putting a strong team together to realise this great club's ambitions."
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