wilsdenrover

Perhaps the club should try and find out.

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If they reverted back to the early bird prices they’d only have to reimburse the difference to a few hundred fans ( @goozburger might have a more accurate number for this) My feeling is this would be more then compensated for by an increase on the volume of sales we are currently seeing.

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Gladys Knight And The Pips - Midnight Train To Georgia

Wrong thread but given the last few posts…

https://www.premierleague.com/match/5380

Yep - but they’re allowed to make bigger losses. How well the rule is enforced is a completely different question…

I guess a negotiation is never complete until the signatures have been added. I’d still like to think it’s reasonably high on their priorities list.

An under 12s ticket is ‘only’ £10 more than this (I think they should be free as well)

Maybe you’re a robot and no one has told you…

Talking Heads - Road To Nowhere

I just took a further look at their Wiki page and note it was created 2 days ago 🤔🧐

The fans forum minutes said we’d sold 7,300 and generated an income of approx £1.975m - this makes the average ticket price (at that point) £270. if you reduced this average by 25% to £202 you’d need to sell an additional 2,477 tickets to achieve the same income (an increase of around 34%)

As an ‘associated transaction’ this should get extra scrutiny from the authorities. Whether or not it does is an entirely different matter… According to Wikipedia (I know!) the company was established in 1997.

I’d hope it’s already negotiated and waiting to be signed on his 18th birthday.

Elton John - I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Blues Plenty to work with there 😀

I guess it stops them selling ‘on the sly’

It’s an inflation rate of 4.4% a year - sounds pretty high to me…