Lloydystark
Player Valuation: £35m
I’d say more then with all the fancy vip packages, food and shop sales75000 people, average ticket £50, 19 league, half dozen cup/CL games, gets you close before anyone buys a pint or a programme.
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I’d say more then with all the fancy vip packages, food and shop sales75000 people, average ticket £50, 19 league, half dozen cup/CL games, gets you close before anyone buys a pint or a programme.
Hiscox agreed to be the crash test dummies I think.Already been a court case telling insurance companies to pay out as they refused to.
Correct they did.Hiscox agreed to be the crash test dummies I think.
Nice wedge from Bank of England by way of loan too - 0.5% interest until April with a probable 12month rollover.Correct they did.
Also it won't affect clubs like Spurs as much as you think. The hospitality packages had to be bought for 5 years up front.. but they used that money to help pay for the stadium.
no tickets sold for 6 months. This is going to hurt our pockets. Are we OK to deal with this?
Yes because we are a Premier League club in the year 2020.
Yes because we are a Premier League club in the year 2020.
Luckily EPL has by far the best TV contract in the football world. The money will still roll in
Just hope that the covid cases rise doesn't lead to another suspension of the season.
Don't think it will, though there I imagine there'll be several games postponed at some point due to it.
We have to take into account that far more tests are being done as well.
And the teams operate in bubbles as much as possible. No media are back working full time at Everton, for example. Probably won't be until next year now.
The players are tested before every game, too.
Catering corporate boxes - the prawn sarnie brigades.....Over £100m Jesus, where did you get these figures from?