I dunno, BBN.
United have just hired a guy who wa# both relegated abd sacked at Cardiff.
And they seem to have signed more expensive versions of Tosun
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I dunno, BBN.
United have just hired a guy who wa# both relegated abd sacked at Cardiff.
And they seem to have signed more expensive versions of Tosun
Jeff Jones
Player Valuation: £35m
There are a few things to consider when discussing the BMD capacity. How many clubs with ground capacities equal to, or greater than 52k sell out
very often? Man Utd is the only one I can think of, and I bet that we wouldn't often sell out at 55k, or even 52k.
My priority is having a stadium with 'character' to use a real estate expression. 52k, or even, say 47k in such a stadium would be fabulous.
I went to Goodison about 3 or four times with crowds of over 70k - the biggest was 74k plus v. Charlton - and my point is that none of those were actually
at capacity.
We still didn't sell out often when the capacity was 56k after the present Main stand was built, and remember, there are a lot fewer people living in Liverpool
than then.
I remember reading a suggestion some time ago that crowd sizes at football matches would fall with technology eventually creating a 'virtual reality' viewing
experience without having to be there. I don't doubt it. Just a few thoughts, and I'm sure there are other things to consider
very often? Man Utd is the only one I can think of, and I bet that we wouldn't often sell out at 55k, or even 52k.
My priority is having a stadium with 'character' to use a real estate expression. 52k, or even, say 47k in such a stadium would be fabulous.
I went to Goodison about 3 or four times with crowds of over 70k - the biggest was 74k plus v. Charlton - and my point is that none of those were actually
at capacity.
We still didn't sell out often when the capacity was 56k after the present Main stand was built, and remember, there are a lot fewer people living in Liverpool
than then.
I remember reading a suggestion some time ago that crowd sizes at football matches would fall with technology eventually creating a 'virtual reality' viewing
experience without having to be there. I don't doubt it. Just a few thoughts, and I'm sure there are other things to consider
Apart from willy waving, why does it matter if 8 other teams have a larger stadium than us?
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
Well they can make more money for starters
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
Is it of any coincidence that Kenwright is still here and the club are still trying to peddle lies to us
The ground will be 52k... And that's that
Why give us the 10k extension BS
It's a Kenwright trick.. He's always done it.
Just come out with the renders now. Let's see just how iconic this thing is really going to be.
The ground will be 52k... And that's that
Why give us the 10k extension BS
It's a Kenwright trick.. He's always done it.
Just come out with the renders now. Let's see just how iconic this thing is really going to be.
Less than 10% of revenue comes from matchday income, so it’s not that important in the scheme of things. I would imagine broadcasters (especially overseas ones) would be more inclined to televise matches which have a full stadium and lots of atmosphere, so there would probably be more money to be made from that than there would from a couple of thousand extra fans paying reduced prices.
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
We don't know what's round the corner... Match day income could become vital again
Dunno, theres money to be made, but it normally involves ripping off your fans with disgustingly high ticket prices.
Perseus
Player Valuation: £225k
Interesting to see Chelsea so high on the list considering their stadium is similar to ours in capacity. It seems ripping off tourist fans is a more effective income stream than just bums on seats.
Dont they have a hotel?
Possibly, not sure. That could explain why they are so high on the list. Maybe we should be doing that, it's a pretty good location
Possibly, not sure. That could explain why they are so high on the list. Maybe we should be doing that, it's a pretty good location
But Chelsea has Landon prices also and good corporate , Arsenal are so high cos they utterly fleece their fans, plus they have good corporate, United is so high cos of sheer volume, plus they make their fans buy every ticket for every game, plus corporate, Spurs is solely down to Landon prices I think, not sure WHL has decent corporate? But of course that figure will rocket once they move into their new ground.
But yes, BM is a very good location, im pretty sure the club and its "partners" will be all over what a prime location the site is, almost certain they will be looking at making it a 7 days a week location.
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
Why would build a hotel by the new ground if there's nowhere for tourists to sit in the new stadium!!
mmmmsnouts
Player Valuation: £40m
I would guess that 52,000 is about right. You want to build exactly as many seats as you’re positive you can fill every game. As several people noted, ticket revenue isn’t the primary source of income for any PL club so atmosphere is much more important than a few thousand seats you may only sell some of the time.
Also it seems to me like planning permission to expand the stadium later would be a bit easier since it’s not in a residential neighborhood like GP or the pit.
Also it seems to me like planning permission to expand the stadium later would be a bit easier since it’s not in a residential neighborhood like GP or the pit.