Re: Season ticket sales : Fri Dec 23, 2011 7:47 pm  

Saint Simon wrote:

me either! at £200-£400 a pop thats a fair wedge of cash for the club, COYS!!!

It would be fantastic if they get 10 000 ticket holders and say 5000 sales(home + away) shirts at £40 average + other sales, the club cpould have raised an income of £2.5 million quid before the season starts.
Reckon the club should make a big publicity staement if we achieve 10 000, especially in this financial climate.

Re: Season ticket sales : Fri Dec 23, 2011 10:34 pm  

Judder Man wrote:

It would be fantastic if they get 10 000 ticket holders
done
and say 5000 sales(home + away) shirts at £40 average

done

+ other sales, the club cpould have raised an income of £2.5 million quid before the season starts.
Reckon the club should make a big publicity staement if we achieve 10 000, especially in this financial climate.

FIOS

But we don't have a fairy-lite bridge.

Re: Season ticket sales : Fri Dec 23, 2011 11:12 pm  

yes but you DO have those nice big concrete ones, the ones that hold a lot of fans givng them a nice head start as they leaving the ground, we know because Sky always show them ten minutes before the end of the game , Oh and the bridge adds to the matchday experience for the home and way fans, walking across is a very special feeling and the bridge does lead to somewhere very special indeed , Langtree Park !!

Re: Season ticket sales : Sat Dec 24, 2011 12:05 pm  

fois?

Re: Season ticket sales : Sat Dec 24, 2011 5:24 pm  

bewareshadows wrote:

fois?

'Forever in our shadow' (well theirs) Both cringeworthy and pathetic

Re: Season ticket sales : Sat Dec 24, 2011 6:45 pm  

Sibbs Rhinos wrote:

'Forever in our shadow' (well theirs) Both cringeworthy and pathetic

I like to think of it as Feckin Inbred On Smack.

Re: Season ticket sales : Sat Dec 24, 2011 7:55 pm  

Rogues Gallery wrote:

FIOS

But we don't have a fairy-lite bridge.

True, but you do tell fairy-tales.

Re: Season ticket sales : Mon Dec 26, 2011 10:54 am  

I'm not overly sure that the income from the season ticket sales will be as much as is made out.

Don't forget that a number of those tickets sold will be the 5 year deals, I suspect the club will have taken the income upfront for all those rather than receiving the monthly payments. Whilst the sales figure is exceptional, I think our actual income year on year will be less than it would have been previously until those deals finish (obviously depending on how big a proportion those 5 year deals are).

Re: Season ticket sales : Mon Dec 26, 2011 10:56 am  

Billinge_Lump wrote:

I'm not overly sure that the income from the season ticket sales will be as much as is made out.

Don't forget that a number of those tickets sold will be the 5 year deals, I suspect the club will have taken the income upfront for all those rather than receiving the monthly payments. Whilst the sales figure is exceptional, I think our actual income year on year will be less than it would have been previously until those deals finish (obviously depending on how big a proportion those 5 year deals are).

There wasnt that many 5 year deals sold,suprising really because It was a good deal imo.

Re: Season ticket sales : Mon Dec 26, 2011 8:51 pm  

Don Brennan wrote:

There wasnt that many 5 year deals sold,suprising really because It was a good deal imo.

Where the 5 year deals available after the 2011 season, if not then the Stobart Environment might have had some influence.