A list of clubs that don’t need match day revenue to make a profit.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/44850888
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/44850888
Profits without fans
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If you turn it on its head then you could charge £5 per game and they would still make a good profit.
Quote: "Hull City vice-chairman Ehab Allam, whose family owns the club and has a difficult relationship with supporters despite overseeing their most successful era, said the fanbase is "crucial"."
Oh do **** off you two faced hypocritical ****.
Oh do **** off you two faced hypocritical ****.
Bang on
And it also shows that with a little investment we’d have been sustainable in the PL
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[HASHTAG]#PremierLeague[/HASHTAG] clubs paid out wages of £2,500,000,000 in 2016/17, but still made a collective profit of £664 million. Money from matchday fans was £606 million so even if every ticket was sold for nothing the league would still have made a profit.
[HASHTAG]#PremierLeague[/HASHTAG] clubs paid out wages of £2,500,000,000 in 2016/17, but still made a collective profit of £664 million. Money from matchday fans was £606 million so even if every ticket was sold for nothing the league would still have made a profit.
On the list of clubs that were profitable without fans, I was surprised that we were the least "irrelevant" at something like 14% of income.
£12 to get in at the Blunts tonight and a piss poor turn out by them.
See what prices we come up with if it’s a home game in the next round.
See what prices we come up with if it’s a home game in the next round.