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What would be the value of Brighton and Hove Albion as a Premier League club?



Bry Nylon

Bry Nylon

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If we were to get promoted to the Premier League any time in the next 1 - 2 seasons, what do you believe the value of the club would be, given the infrastructure in place / on-stream, TV revenues, potential parachute payments, player contracts etc?

£150m? £200m? More - or significantly less?
 






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Westdene Wonder

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Could result in the club going into administration,years ago when we were promoted into the then Division 1 millions spent which did not prevent relegation, resulting in selling players at a loss and lower attendances.
Championship league should be comfortable for us and club should continue in its present healthy state.
 


Tom Hark Preston Park

Tom Hark Preston Park

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Jul 6, 2003
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Bry Nylon said:
If we were to get promoted to the Premier League any time in the next 1 - 2 seasons, what do you believe the value of the club would be, given the infrastructure in place / on-stream, TV revenues, potential parachute payments, player contracts etc?

£150m? £200m? More - or significantly less?
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Bit rubbish that parachute payments even exist tho eh? How did it come to this? 20K+ season tickets sold for what boils down to a leisure activity would be a measure of success in any parallel world shirley.
 






Bry Nylon

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Notters said:
Value is what someone is willing to sell. Bloom would not sell therefore it is priceless.
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No. Value is what a person believes something to be worth. Price is the amount a person is willing to sell at.

Mr Bloom has amassed a fortune through gambling and speculation and so surely it would be wrong to blindly assume that one day somebody will not value the club at an amount that Mr Bloom feels to be a fair return on his investment. No one could blame him for that?
 




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Notters

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Bry Nylon said:
No. Value is what a person believes something to be worth. Price is the amount a person is willing to sell at.

Mr Bloom has amassed a fortune through gambling and speculation and so surely it would be wrong to blindly assume that one day somebody will not value the club at an amount that Mr Bloom feels to be a fair return on his investment. No one could blame him for that?
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He won't sell it.
 








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dragonred

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a gambler would take the view if double what spent then that's top business. TB and people like him do not get rich and stay rich by being sentimental.... If a new buyer, and we have to assume TB would do his best to ensure they were good owners, then messed up somehow, TB has in effect their money to buy back off them should he wish to do so.....the savior returns and all that! personally I think a club near London, fantastic city and stadium and support must be massively attractive to any mega rich investor and provided the people and terms are right, I'd would be amazed if TB did not sell....
 








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