kevtherev
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The more people that dislike us, the better we are doing....That's football, it wouldn't bother me in the slightest if we were the most disliked club by other fans in the country....Nice guys don't win...simples!!!
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Ipswich fans still moaning about Tomasz and FFP
- Thread starter Seagull Steve
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There probably isn't that much in it as Ipswich charge more for a season ticket than we do. Their cheapest adult ticket is £493, as opposed to £425 and they go up to £1,061 compared to our top price of £625. They sold 13,370 tickets last season so assuming that their average price is around £750 (halfway between the top and bottom end prices), their season ticket revenues would be roughly the same as ours.
kevtherev
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You sure that's our top price??....What about the 1901 club, what do they pay a season for the West Stand middle tier.
It's our top price standard season ticket as per the club website. 1901 is hospitality isn't it, rather than a normal season ticket? No idea what the full break down is, but the club website states that prices start from £18 + VAT per week (£1,123 p.a. inclusive of VAT). The bottom rate at Ipswich is £65 + VAT per match, assuming a 23 game league season that's £1,794 inclusive of VAT.
Vegas Seagull
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- Jul 10, 2009
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We have 2600 @ between £1000-1200 & 200 @ £1800 in the boxes
and what about the concerts, trade-shows, wedding fairs, Christmas parties, school proms, pies, religious festivals and tours at the Amex?
TheMajor
BHA>CPFC
Why ?
I think the majority of Town fans were embarrassed by that banner at the Amex last season. Try to keep things in some type of perspective.
Federer is a nice guy, so was Sampras, their trophy cabinets could hardly be described as empty.
kevtherev
Well-known member
They aren't nice guys on the court, as Federer will prove in about two hours when he thrashes Murray in three straight sets.
What about them? I imagine Ipswich hold similar events at Portman Road, but income from non-football operations that aren't related to the club isn't counted for the purposes of the financial fair play regulations anyway.
public school boy
Banned
They can't now but could have if he had not come back
somerset
New member
O yes it is.... how can any event held at the Am ex be not related to the club..... did you just make that up?
No, it's not. How is a tool fair, or a Jehovah's Witness conference related to Brighton & Hove Albion in any way, shape or form? I'd suggest you read the regulations before asking if I've made things up.
Captain Haddock
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(Jewell's Wigan thrashed us 3-0, not 4-0 that season btw.)
Was a very one-sided affair with us 3 down after half an hour.
Was a very one-sided affair with us 3 down after half an hour.
Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
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Not at Withdean they didn't, they beat us 4-2.
Captain Haddock
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Surely the income the club receives from these events IS pertinent to our allowed budget? It's a valid form of income that the club generates regardless of who pays it into our coffers.
Captain Haddock
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Ah I thought we were talking about the game up at The JJB..:apologies.
IfieldBlue
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- Apr 17, 2012
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You got it in one Mr President. Please all take on board and stop this pointless bitching
Silent Bob
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They spanked us twice that season anyway!
