15% of profitDo we get some % of F+B on matchday?
Genuine question, just to clarify.
Its almost as if it could be to Wasps advantage to ensure the corporate offering at CCFC games were poor. Would like to hear how the treatment our corporate supporters get compares to theirs.
15% of profit
15% of profit
Why would they tell them not to bother if they just take a cut of profit?So surely it's better to maybe sell pies than definitely not at all?
By "being paid" I mean they take 85% of CCFC F+B profits, so it depends who's missing out from the corporate sales, CCFC or Compass. If it's CCFC, they may have told Compass not to bother about corporate. Like I said, I'm talking hypothetically. I await the full story explaining why this has come about
Well, one watch a winning team
15% of profit
Ah I might be wrong, somebody will correct no doubtHow do you calculate profit? Gross profit? How do you prove what was bought in? Whenever I had to pay a percentage, it was on turnover - dead easy and no arguments.
Why would they tell them not to bother if they just take a cut of profit?
To be fair, how much extra money do you spend after a CCFC win?
It's all relevant.
I used to do corporate and didn't think it was worth it, so stopped a couple of seasons ago
no im pretty sure you can't Nick, there's no internal (link) walkway between the corporateCan they not let people walk round to the nearest Kiosk?
Even more reason that we need to be away from that shitehole if we ever needed one.
What about the kiosk by block 1 and 2?It's probably all in the small print of the contract, Compass will need to sell a set amount
Of hot food For it to still be viable to take on the staff needed, we have probably dipped
Below what's needed. Just another sign of the club shrinking.
no im pretty sure you can't Nick, there's no internal (link) walkway between the corporate
Stand and the North stand "oh wait" a minute, the North stands already closed.
Surely you wouldn't expect Grendel and his merry band of OAPs to walk a full circuit of
The ground for a pie would you, even if it were possible.
Would be interesting to know what else there was going on like that.Even more reason that we need to be away from that shitehole if we ever needed one.
Correct and it also highlights some of the devious tactics and rubbish going on behind the scenes every day that most of us don't know about and that CCFC keep quiet about.
Even more reason that we need to be away from that shitehole if we ever needed one.
I would wait until we no the reason.Even more reason that we need to be away from that shitehole if we ever needed one.
Correct and it also highlights some of the devious tactics and rubbish going on behind the scenes every day that most of us don't know about and that CCFC keep quiet about.
Never been that end TBH Nick, wouldn't that be away fans only?What about the kiosk by block 1 and 2?
there used to be one over there, to the left of directors box if looking from the other side. It might not be there now as it was a while ago.Never been that end TBH Nick, wouldn't that be away fans only?
Would be interesting to know what else there was going on like that.
I know that when the club were there first time around that they were being charged very high service charges on the utilities and phones. Way over what they should have been paying but had to lump it. Rumours were that ACL were inflating the costs. Also the club shop and offices was locked up by ACL after the last game of the season one year giving the staff no choice but to go home when they should have been open. Loads of dirty tricks gone on for a long time.
I remember something about thousands for using the tannoy or something like that? Like silly money.I know that when the club were there first time around that they were being charged very high service charges on the utilities and phones. Way over what they should have been paying but had to lump it. Rumours were that ACL were inflating the costs. Also the club shop and offices was locked up by ACL after the last game of the season one year giving the staff no choice but to go home when they should have been open. Loads of dirty tricks gone on for a long time.
I don't know, never sat over there, only been in Singers bar before the games.there used to be one over there, to the left of directors box if looking from the other side. It might not be there now as it was a while ago.
Where else will the non corp people in that stand go?
I think that was business rates, refunded by the council.Didn't ACL get found guilty of overcharging rates? To the tune of £500,000. Think they were ordered to pay it back.
Nick, remember how angry you get when people chat unsubstantiated shit with noI remember something about thousands for using the tannoy or something like that? Like silly money.
Don't forget the sneaky tax thing too
I think that was business rates, refunded by the council.
Nick, remember how angry you get when people chat unsubstantiated shit with no
Foundation, which causes other people to believe it,
Ah yes, that's right. Something about being charged the annual rateable value for facilities they were only using for a few hours 25 or so times a year.
Hmm, not very specific there Nick.It isn't unsubstantiated is it?
As for the tax thing I mentioned it was public about paying rates or tax for 24/7/365 wasn't it?
The tannoy stuff was on here, I also put "something like that" so it may have not been the exact tannoy but something similar.
This is how it works.15% of profit
With respect to Wasps CA stated that they have had talks but due to the way Wasps business model is constructed it was very difficult for them to give the club what it needs. This he stated was not due to intransigence or vindictiveness from Wasps but simply a business reality - the Compass deal means that out of every £1.00 70p goes straight to the Compass joint venture company leaving 30p which is split 50/50 meaning that for every £1 spent by a City fan the club only gets 15p. This gave the club £72k last year - which to be brutal is £72k for no outlay or cost so it almosts covers our rent! He syas they are still trying to negotiate but it is very difficult - whilst we may like to believe we are a big fish if you look at the facts £100k rent, £400k food and beverage (before costs etc) bit of parking revenue - in the greater scheme of things (unpalatable as it may seem) it would appear that Wasps could survive without us so CA not in a great bargaining position. Is the BPA a bluff to put pressure on Wasps to do a deal? Is it a sop to fob off the Football League to show we are doing something about a permanent ground? At this moment in time I am personally prepared to give them the benefit of the doubt and say they are serious about it and if it makes financial sense, will fit on the site, logistical obstacles can be overcome then having a smaller city centre based ground would be great. However the biggest obstacle I forsee is that to make such a complex scheme really work it would need wholehearted council support and the relationship between the parties is not good to say the least and not sure if a simple leadership change is enough to alter this. For the time being I am happy to keep an open mind about it.
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