wilsdenrover

I bet his mum still calls him Xavier 😀

12k x £312.50 ( middle of your range) = £3.75 million 8.5k x £412.50 (middle of your range) = £3.5 million

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What is PRP?

I was talking about if they made the decision to revert to the early bird prices for this season not next. Regarding making up the £800,000 you mention - this would take selling an additional 2,857 tickets (at £280). This doesn’t seem like an unrealistic target to me, but unless we try we’re never going to know.

Perhaps the club should try and find out.

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Winning every week 😀

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.

Take That - Back For Good

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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%)