bigfatronssba
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Which means the football clubs inflation is also far greater.
Why do you think the club should absorb higher costs but the spectators shouldn’t?
And real household inflation is far greater
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No !! Why Liverpool bothered with 2% season ticket increase of 2%. Its peanuts.Well once you get to a billion 2% is not to be sniffed at.
Which means the football clubs inflation is also far greater.
Why do you think the club should absorb higher costs but the spectators shouldn’t?
Why do you think it's a bad thing football supporters organising a protest when they disagree with a policy being implemented at their club?
The football club's basket of goods and services is quite different from a household's. It pays a fixed rent for the ground it plays in.Which means the football clubs inflation is also far greater.
Why do you think the club should absorb higher costs but the spectators shouldn’t?
The football club's basket of goods and services is quite different from a household's. It pays a fixed rent for the ground it plays in.
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Because it’s moronic.
They don’t want the clubs income to increase, but want spending on the team to increase.
Mayor Quimbys Bear Tax springs to mind
No !! Why Liverpool bothered with 2% season ticket increase of 2%. Its peanuts.
Not 2% of their total turnover.
Players sign for fixed term contracts so to an extent wages are fixed. Legal fees lol, must represent about 2% of the club's expenditure.Its wages, utilities, maintenance, travel, legal fees etc are not fixed
Players sign for fixed term contracts so to an extent wages are fixed. Legal fees lol, must represent about 2% of the club's expenditure.
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For us, matchday revenue and ticket sales are a much bigger proportion of our turnover.Why should fans be immune from a rise in prices? Clubs have kept things pretty flat. You say it's peanuts, but our fans seem to think an extra 5,000 season tickets and a few extra shirt sales can buy the world in the transfer market.
It's irrelevant, players represent 80% of the wage bill at leastA majority of a clubs employees is non playing staff.
Legal fees in any major organisation are always going to be significant
That makes todays prices incredibly cheap. Lets hope Doug doesn’t read this forum.Coincidentally, found this in the back of a drawer today.
It would be interesting to see the hospitality prices.Coincidentally, found this in the back of a drawer today.
Some contracts do have annual increases built in, say £10k Y1, £11k Y2, £12k Y3 etc.Players sign for fixed term contracts so to an extent wages are fixed. Legal fees lol, must represent about 2% of the club's expenditure.
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Puts things in perspective.Coincidentally, found this in the back of a drawer today.View attachment 35075
Nothing in there about hospitality.It would be interesting to see the hospitality prices.
I’ve found Nottingham Forrest executive box price for 2010-11, which was £11,000 plus vat for 8 with a very similar offering. Making up to 12 and allowing for inflation that’s equivalent to £31,500 - far more than the £25,000 greedy Doug is charging.Nothing in there about hospitality.
There has been a huge increase in ST this season and average attendances will be the highest in over 50 years.The band wagon is rolling.There should be a HUGE increase in season ticket sales judging by all the new members on the f.a. Cup ticket thread
wow - in 13 years my ticket price has only gone up 11%Coincidentally, found this in the back of a drawer today.View attachment 35075
Some contracts do have annual increases built in, say £10k Y1, £11k Y2, £12k Y3 etc.
guesswork or do you know the date?Not long to wait until season ticket prices are released
£500 standard price would be way too much in my opinion.Doug had his evening with the London Supporters Club on Thursday and apparently admitted there will be a price increase.
No figure but certainly sounded like they'll be close, if not inline with the Prem Packages.
£500 standard price would be way too much in my opinion.
Accept it’s not out of line with a lot of clubs but with the lack of 15.00 kick offs and us falling away in the promotion race I reckon we would lose a fair number of season ticket holders and gain no extra revenue.
If I were the marketing team, and they were due out this week.... I'd delay after that spineless pile of shite served up today.Not long to wait until season ticket prices are released
Wow! He married young didn't he.Lad turns 18 this year and getting divorced so will probably have to use finance for the fist time, so hoping prices don't go up too much. How long if finance over 9/10 months?
I wish he had and not me!Wow! He married young didn't he.
If I were the marketing team, and they were due out this week.... I'd delay after that spineless pile of shite served up today.
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