dongonzalos
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I said that we keep the hut there. However also have a proper shop.
I take it you are saying more people go to tescos than the city centre?
Sorry don but you're talking rubbish here. Arena park and tesco has huge football, a city centre shop wouldn't have a significantly increase in sales.
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So what happens if we have a bad run? Do we close it?When was the last time we were 4 points from top of a league January 1st?
You're not allowed to flag wave at the football are you?
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I said that we keep the hut there. However also have a proper shop.
I take it you are saying more people go to tescos than the city centre?
Keep what hut?I said that we keep the hut there. However also have a proper shop.
I take it you are saying more people go to tescos than the city centre?
Isn't there one in the ground on match day?Ideally there needs to be one in the or near the football stadium vicinity Ie in the car park near the turnstiles. Even the Arena park tesco outlet is a good 10 minute walk to turnstiles. It's on the other side (far side) of Tesco.
I park in car park C , usually arrive around 230, which doesn't really give Me time to get to Tesco shop , stand in queue and then rush back to East Stand.
Not ideal depending from which part of town you travelled from.
A decent mobile retail shop unit as an addition would be great. match day coach park space cost wouldn't be extortionate.
You're not allowed to flag wave at the football are you?
Isn't there one in the ground on match day?
We have a proper shop not a hut at tesco's or haven't you seen it?
The footfall is huge, has easy free parking. I go to tesco far more than I go to the city centre. In fact the last 2 times I've been to the city centre shopping was just before the last 2 Christmas's.
And it's right next to the ground.
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Make sure you get a fire safety certificate!
Isn't there one in the ground on match day?
Nope not one that I have seen.
Yes I have seen it and yes I think it should stay. However it is not what I would call a proper shop.
We would still have that footfall plus the bigger footfall of the city centre. Incorporating a proper ticket office maximising the opportunities to make a sale.
So what happens if we have a bad run? Do we close it?
Yes it's behind block 19.
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Unfortunately Nick that's way of life. If the demand drops I would imagine like all businesses tough decisions are made.
However perfect scenario would be use the money on tescos to rent half the shop in the actual stadium and have a city centre shop and ticket office. Covering all options.
I assume that won't happen to avoid giving wasps any additional cash
Oh yes I went to this so called shop? In behind under block 19. I sit in Block 24. So went there I think during Peterborough match.
They had had a total of 10 Replica shirts. And we're selling 5 hats and 3 scarves. Oh yes and a sorry pike of match day programmes.
That was pathetic. Has it improved? As its hard Enough going to the toilet or getting a drink. Never mind venture behind 6 blocks with a child.
They have stock in different sizesYeah not great, but for your matchday purchases - hats, scarves and shirts it's ok.
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So some back of a fag packet maths
City centre - £80k rent, £70k staffing, £5k utilities and rates, £15-20k initial stock = £170-175k plus cost of stock rotation
Ricoh - £80k rent, £70k staffing, £5k utilities and rates, £15-20k initial stock etc = £170-175k plus cost of stock rotation
So £340-360k plus stock rotation to cover after VAT deductions before you make any profits.
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How many league one and indeed championship clubs have shops in their Cities / Towns? The majority according to you I assume?
Oh yes I went to this so called shop? In behind under block 19. I sit in Block 24. So went there I think during Peterborough match.
They had had a total of 10 Replica shirts. And we're selling 5 hats and 3 scarves. Oh yes and a sorry pike of match day programmes.
They put out some "arty" t shirts like this : http://ccfc.clubstore.co.uk/cc-7375-c-o-v--tee
I much prefer a simple polo though - http://ccfc.clubstore.co.uk/cc-5657-squad-14-polo-adult - or http://ccfc.clubstore.co.uk/cc-5639-essentials-pique-polo or http://ccfc.clubstore.co.uk/cc-5641-essentials-t-shirt
Last one isn't bad.
They put out some "arty" t shirts like this : http://ccfc.clubstore.co.uk/cc-7375-c-o-v--tee
I much prefer a simple polo though - http://ccfc.clubstore.co.uk/cc-5657-squad-14-polo-adult - or http://ccfc.clubstore.co.uk/cc-5639-essentials-pique-polo or http://ccfc.clubstore.co.uk/cc-5641-essentials-t-shirt
Last one isn't bad.
I prefer the simple onesI like those Cov Tees but I can't believe they have sold many at £28.
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