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I had all four events you mention in my calculation. Andrew 14 mentioned 200,000 tickets which is for those 4 days. That assumes a near sell out for all and the numbers I gave you. Feel free to dispute them, I’m only guessing. The women’s match tonight for example would in my opinion be unlikely to clear us much more than £150k and probably a fair bit less.
I didn’t count in the World Cup watching event. That is an extra. It won’t raise that much revenue in total but I suspect the margin with be good given that we will surely keep all the food and merch margin so even at £10 a ticket, it might actually be more profitable than all the others.
I’ve (cautiously) tried to offer some numbers on this, with at least the pretence of some rationale, but if anyone wants to offer a different version of those numbers, that would be welcome.
Moyes will want to keep Keene and Iroegbunam at a bare minimum.
Then there are the basic quantity in a squad you must have – num ers, bodies.
if Moyes stays he will keep ‘Moyes Players’ the jacks of all trades he likes
If Moyes has the final say, he will keep those he rates and add to them
God help us if our incomings are 3, 4 or 5 over 30s of the Stones, Grealish, Soucek, variety.
How about we get rid of the Manager who is (hopefully) winding down his career and let the new guy decide.
Come on dowwwwn…Regis Le Bris
As ever I like your optimism. I’m not as sure as you as regards to either the owner ambition or the strength of the current financial base (though to be fair, it would be realistic to expect that to improve over coming years).
What you’re targeting needs £200-250m. Even if we sell a few bits and bobs, it’s still 150-200m My bet is on John C at £50m net.
Hope I’m wrong and we can truly look upwards for a change.
Every time I think I’ve heard of every sport there is, something new pops up.
If that is the case the positions I would strengthen are right and left back. A pair of the quality of Jimenez and Truffert of Bournemouth. Those two make that team tick.