Search results

Same quality faster service:rolleyes:

Or sort out the transport and appalling catering and a £10 off the price of a ticket??? The fact that the caterers have been given the contract for the training centre shows the total lack of understanding regarding amex facilities for the b class customer???

ITS UNSINKABLE!:thumbsup: Get yer arse up to Mile Oak FC then, they REALLY need your money NOT WRONG THERE DR:moo:

well 7 million sunk this ship before and we have leaked 30 million in three years,more than a puddle???

nice smugglers!:rolleyes:

TAKING ME AND THE BOYS TO SIT IN OUR OLD SEATS FOR A ONE OFF GAME IS GONNA COST £100ISH SO POPPING ALONG WOULD BE A RARITY REGARDLESS OF RESULTS,JUST CHELTENHAM AT THE MO:moo:

0 Thumbs Down! Thumbs Up! Quote Originally Posted by Creaky View Post True but if something is sold for £120 the VAT element is £20 or just less than 17% of the selling price. Quote Originally Posted by Weststander View Post Whether VAT is 17.5% or 20% (but it is 20%), it's not "minus 20%"...

great as tb is can he cover stadium £100 training facility £30 plus the loss of £30 million £160 million so far and the extra sponsorship might just cover a dip in ticket sales? And no reason to think we will not lose money this year:(

Sorry lets get back to fridge freezers,rental contracts and fav album,the financial health of the footie club is only a minor concern:facepalm:

so onlywe have to worry about the 30 million loss since moving to the amex:(

still think one million less in the pot is a worry,although new sponsors might bridge the gap but when already losing money another million its gonna hurt.

would the average season ticket not be around £500,my u18 and adult averaged out around that figure.

would have thought each lot of 2k would be worth around a million or there abouts:(

OH COMMANDER!:rolleyes:

So £500k to £750k less in the pot potentially???

Why would i want them down?:moo:

Up or down on last season?:moo: