oldboyroy
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Not so much tv revenues as well as less season ticket sales, advertising income etc etc it would run into millions I imagine!! It doesnt bear thinking about but a realistic possibility though
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how much would relegation cost the club........
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DavePage
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Not if we were on a promotion run, maybe
The Wizard
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- Jul 2, 2009
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A lot, a helluva lot
tommynockers
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- Dec 6, 2013
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Have no fear we are going to change Grounds with Bournemouth. Problem solved. They for prem. Us in 1st.
Don't forget to add back in the £74.19 sales revenue from the Christmas jumpers.
wigman
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Not so much tv revenues as well as less season ticket sales, advertising income etc etc it would run into millions I imagine!! It doesnt bear thinking about but a realistic possibility though
A lot more than it would to pay off the clueless Fin.
wigman
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It is a big end Foz, can you see Colchester, Walsall , Barnsley etc all filling the away end.
Fulham were given 3000 last week and if we were to go down then the allocation for away fans would increase.
Plus, what would Barber charge ?
They are used to paying £20 a game in league 1,that is a big drop in what we charge now.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
AMEX would want to renegotiate I'd think and other corporates would SCARPER
£5m. Maybe more.
Most commercial deals the club would have would reduce as a result of relegation. Solidarity payments from the PL reduce massively between the Championship and Football League too.
Gate receipts may be relatively stable, as...
1. Season ticket holders have to make the renew/don't renew decision quite early on, almost certainly before the club's fate is known.
2. Although far from guaranteed, obviously, the club would expect to be pushing for an immediate promotion and a winning team gets bums on seats.
Most commercial deals the club would have would reduce as a result of relegation. Solidarity payments from the PL reduce massively between the Championship and Football League too.
Gate receipts may be relatively stable, as...
1. Season ticket holders have to make the renew/don't renew decision quite early on, almost certainly before the club's fate is known.
2. Although far from guaranteed, obviously, the club would expect to be pushing for an immediate promotion and a winning team gets bums on seats.
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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The reduced prices of tickets
SIMMO SAYS
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Not so much tv revenues as well as less season ticket sales, advertising income etc etc it would run into millions I imagine!! It doesnt bear thinking about but a realistic possibility though
I will get to Dicks at 1pm instead of 12.30 pm so £8.40
Freddie Goodwin.
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Putting it in 'Barber Terms', it's a great thing to build a customer base.
It's an absolute crime to lose one.
It's an absolute crime to lose one.
If wages are such an issue in the Championship... perhaps playing in League One, maybe we can break even?
