The impact of being in the Premier League can be highlighted by looking at Norwich's results for last season (when they were in the top flight) to the 2014/15 results for the Albion
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Norwich v Albion financial comparison
- Thread starter El Presidente
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Pretty pink fairy
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with our losses how are we going to afford Premier football ? lambs to the slaughter
regards
DR
with our losses how are we going to afford Premier football ? lambs to the slaughter
regards
DR
I think that our income may increase slightly.
Pretty pink fairy
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Maybe you should buy a season ticket to help?
Steve Foster
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The club need a good IFA to turn that loss into a profit ....
Pretty pink fairy
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Pretty pink fairy
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Nearly every away team will fill out their allocation and most will make a weekend of it as there's less matches so the tourist trade should receive a massive boost as well.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Swansea, Burnley, Hull, Bournemouth, Watford will all struggle to bring more than a 1000 to the AMEX
Norwich have higher seat prices than the Albion, the only Championship club that has.
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A couple of those clubs could well go down.
I think with there being only 38 compared to a whopping 46 matches, fans won't have the Tuesday night matches to save their disposable money for.
Pretty pink fairy
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Harsh on Watford. They always seem to travel in reasonable numbers to be fair.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Monday night football on Champions League week like tonights GASH
Harsh on Burnley too - they brought a fair few down last season. Wasn't it about 2,700?
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Norman Baker suck my lozenge
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And Barbers fat cat salary.