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Building a new stadium and whacking up prices. Let's hope that's the last lever they pull (ticket prices) cos there's plenty scope for improvement elsewhere before they start pricing people out of the match. 

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14 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

Building a new stadium and whacking up prices. Let's hope that's the last lever they pull (ticket prices) cos there's plenty scope for improvement elsewhere before they start pricing people out of the match. 

Thing is, they can have loads of boxes, matchday experiences, expensive "premium" tickets and so on, without pricing out the local fans. 

 

Honestly, fill the majority of a new stadium with varied but affordable season tickets say 70%, have a portion of tickets that go on sale to members (15%), the rest can be sold at a huge premium to tourists (15%).

 

Have the new stadium able to host concerts, NFL, and all that shite.

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46 minutes ago, The Fish said:

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This shows how far we are behind when it comes to matchday revenue and commercial. The latter we can improve with sound negotiations, the former we can only really improve by building a new stadium. 

I think we could significantly improve matchday revenue by upgrading SJP without the burden of extra costs of a new stadium. The bigger gap we need to close is in regards to commercial income.

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19 minutes ago, The Fish said:

Thing is, they can have loads of boxes, matchday experiences, expensive "premium" tickets and so on, without pricing out the local fans. 

 

Honestly, fill the majority of a new stadium with varied but affordable season tickets say 70%, have a portion of tickets that go on sale to members (15%), the rest can be sold at a huge premium to tourists (15%).

 

Have the new stadium able to host concerts, NFL, and all that shite.

Look at the revenue from Chelsea.  They have 10k+ less capacity than us, yet pull in c26m more than us. How much of that is corporate?

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10 minutes ago, wykikitoon said:

Look at the revenue from Chelsea.  They have 10k+ less capacity than us, yet pull in c26m more than us. How much of that is corporate?

 

Lots of money in London. And tourists.

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2 hours ago, Holden McGroin said:

NUFC are struggling to fill the corporate spots now. I've had numerous cals this season to see if I was interested in x game and I noticed they discounted the prices for the Wolves game.

 

Is there an element of the matchday experience being a little average?

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2 hours ago, wykikitoon said:

Look at the revenue from Chelsea.  They have 10k+ less capacity than us, yet pull in c26m more than us. How much of that is corporate?

 

It's the corporate, the average ticket price ( I wonder if Season ticket income is included in matchday?), the cost of pies, pints and so on.

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2 hours ago, Isegrim said:

I think we could significantly improve matchday revenue by upgrading SJP without the burden of extra costs of a new stadium. The bigger gap we need to close is in regards to commercial income.

I'm not sure we can offer the same kind of matchday experience (and bring in the money that that kind of thing would demand) without a new stadium?

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2 hours ago, The Fish said:

I'm not sure we can offer the same kind of matchday experience (and bring in the money that that kind of thing would demand) without a new stadium?

What do the likes of Anfield or Stamford Bridge really offer that a refurbished SJP can’t? Same goes for Dortmund who might have a much bigger capacity but also much cheaper tickets. The nostalgia of SJP is also a huge asset that can get monetised too. 

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3 minutes ago, Isegrim said:

What do the likes of Anfield or Stamford Bridge really offer that a refurbished SJP can’t? Same goes for Dortmund who might have a much bigger capacity but also much cheaper tickets. The nostalgia of SJP is also a huge asset that can get monetised too. 

 

Well, to be honest Wolfgang, I don't think that's any of your business.

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42 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

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Hope's latest. 

 

long overdue. hopefully soon to be confirmed along with clarity over the stadium 

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54 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:

 

long overdue. hopefully soon to be confirmed along with clarity over the stadium 

Confirmed with a £200m a season 'fuck you Masters' sponsorship would be nice.

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Unless there's a monumental fuck up by the English teams leading up to the Quarters, it's basically aim to finish top half of this 6 team mini-league.

 

Forest

Man City

Newcastle

Chelsea

Bournemouth 

Aston Villa 

 

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Man City and Chelsea will come strong and potentially Villa if they get knocked out of CL soon.

 

Bournemouth worry me, especially as  they have an injury crisis and are still looking formidable. 

 

Should be an exciting run-in.

 

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A lot of pressure on Watkins. They won't have the luxury of Duran coming on for 20-30 minutes when they're chasing a goal now. They'll probably sign someone as back up but someone who's had Duran's impact is going to be hard. 

 

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5 minutes ago, Optimistic Nut said:

A lot of pressure on Watkins. They won't have the luxury of Duran coming on for 20-30 minutes when they're chasing a goal now. They'll probably sign someone as back up but someone who's had Duran's impact is going to be hard. 

 

 

Morgan is a threat, but you're right, there's no real striking options if Duran AND Watkins go. 

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1 hour ago, The Fish said:

 

Morgan is a threat, but you're right, there's no real striking options if Duran AND Watkins go. 


There’s no chance of Watkins going now but I look forward to a few months of pundits aghast at the sight of Villa having the temerity not to hand over one of their best players to Arsenal.

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