Doesn't necessarily mean the revenue has to be £1/2m can go up to £10m without having to report a P&L.
It's those stupid white bingo wingsLove it , looks better in person
Cool, really doesn't have anything to do with the conversation which was people saying the stated turnover seemed too low but thanks for your input.
Are we in an episode of Dragons Den?He's recently had deals with Waitrose and John Lewis
8 years ago to be fair.it was under £3m in tbe last fully declared accounts
8 years ago to be fair.
Think you are likely right. Looking at receivables its double what they are in the current year. Would suggest a figure aroud £2m is accurate.It’s hardly likely to have grown much since then - they’ve been selling to the John Lewis group for a few years now
Oh no a few fell in to my basket and I clicked order... such a shame
Gus at 5pmBest thing Doug can do now is announce a signing so we can all forget about the kit lol.
@torchomatic Won't be happy...
Absolutely no idea and no evidence but I would think maybe a couple of hundred grand? I’d imagine plenty in the championship are a lot less than that and in the 10s. Most aren’t huge businesses, a lot are from the area and SMEs.Serious question... does anyone know what the rough amount is for a front of shirt sponsor for a Championship club? Using generic, middling clubs like say Swansea and Hull as an example? Genuinely no idea what you're supposed to be getting for this kind of thing.
Saw something that says the average for a Championship team is around £500,000 a season.Serious question... does anyone know what the rough amount is for a front of shirt sponsor for a Championship club? Using generic, middling clubs like say Swansea and Hull as an example? Genuinely no idea what you're supposed to be getting for this kind of thing.
It's one of those things that's rarely stated. Such and such company has agreed a new shirt sponsorship deal for x years. The club is delighted and so are they blah blahAbsolutely no idea and no evidence but I would think maybe a couple of hundred grand? I’d imagine plenty in the championship are a lot less than that and in the 10s. Most aren’t huge businesses, a lot are from the area and SMEs.
It's all income to the club and we need as much of that as we can get
Don’t you dare!!! My F5 key is already in pieces.Gus at 5pm
As you say, rarely any info on it but looks like I might have been way off.It's one of those things that's rarely stated. Such and such company has agreed a new shirt sponsorship deal for x years. The club is delighted and so are they blah blah
I worked for a company a few years ago that was quoted £500k for a Championship side. We ended up going for a small League One side at £100k.Saw something that says the average for a Championship team is around £500,000 a season.
My favourite shirt!I hated this one
I guess there's ground advertising within those figures too that we don't get not owning the stadium.As you say, rarely any info on it but looks like I might have been way off.
That might be offset by how many betting company sponsorships there are though. Outside of Betting Companies it’s midsized businesses who aren’t going to have huge marketing budgets.
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