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italiahorse

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How's going to the games 'following him to the club's death'?

This will be interesting.

New Stadium plan which includes Northampton will finish the club for 2 reasons.
- If we stay at Northampton much longer and he does not really plan to build a stadium then at some point ACL will have to move on and we will be finished as we have no stadium.
- If he has a plan to build a stadium then in 5 years time CCFC will have more debt loaded on them than at any point in their history, coupled with smaller attendances, they will never recover.

- Part one of the plan is get moral support by getting enough people at Northampton to cheer him on.
 

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Mucca Mad Boys

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New Stadium plan which includes Northampton will finish the club for 2 reasons.
- If we stay at Northampton much longer and he does not really plan to build a stadium then at some point ACL will have to move on and we will be finished as we have no stadium.
- If he has a plan to build a stadium then in 5 years time CCFC will have more debt loaded on them than at any point in their history, coupled with smaller attendances, they will never recover.

- Part one of the plan is get moral support by getting enough people at Northampton to cheer him on.

There's been around a 90% decrease in home attendances, and despite that plans to build a new stadium still continue. I don't think much would really change their mind...

Personally, I still think we'll be back in the RICOH, by the end of the season/for next season.
 

italiahorse

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There's been around a 90% decrease in home attendances, and despite that plans to build a new stadium still continue. I don't think much would really change their mind...

Personally, I still think we'll be back in the RICOH, by the end of the season/for next season.

If they said they were coming back next season I reckon I would go to Northampton this season. Needs to be set in stone.
 

jimmyhill

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There's been around a 90% decrease in home attendances, and despite that plans to build a new stadium still continue. I don't think much would really change their mind...

Personally, I still think we'll be back in the RICOH, by the end of the season/for next season.

New definition of the word continue. Can't see anything relevant in the OED
 

ohitsaidwalker king power

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Lets talk data- we can speculate on how many free tickets..none of use know... heres the facts based on the first 3 games- can anybody construct a reasonable argument on why this is a smart move when a stadium lies empty....madness.

RicohSixfield% of Ricoh attendance
12621220417%
10285206820%
9458178919%
Total
32364606119%

Season thus far then.. 81% less people through the turnstile on last year... sensible business plan my arse-
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Paxman II

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Lets talk data- we can speculate on how many free tickets..none of use know... heres the facts based on the first 3 games- can anybody construct a reasonable argument on why this is a smart move when a stadium lies empty....madness.

RicohSixfield% of Ricoh attendance
12621220417%
10285206820%
9458178919%
Total
32364606119%

Season thus far then.. 81% less people through the turnstile on last year... sensible business plan my arse-
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This is interesting KingPower but not accurate reflection though.
Lets say what you have put there is 4/5'sth of income lost?
OK take now factor in the cut backs in players wages and other staff and overhead. lets say equal to another 1/5th saved?
Ok now lets remember the 1.2m rent we no longer pay and match day cost. approaching 2/5th's savings?

Not being precise by any means but you get the picture. Not the craziness some think it is for a few years.
Just sayin' ;)
 

ohitsaidwalker king power

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This is interesting KingPower but not accurate reflection though.
Lets say what you have put there is 4/5'sth of income lost?
OK take now factor in the cut backs in players wages and other staff and overhead. lets say equal to another 1/5th saved?
Ok now lets remember the 1.2m rent we no longer pay and match day cost. approaching 2/5th's savings?

Not being precise by any means but you get the picture. Not the craziness some think it is for a few years.
Just sayin' ;)

I used data-it IS 100% accurate against the attendance figures (source CCFC website) I used only data because I have been encouraged to do so many times by you and the G and others- yours is, respectfully, speculation... if you want speculation.


Ticket price £Ricoh AverageSixfield Average
2010,0002,500
Match Ticket Income(per game)£200,000.00£50,000.00
(A) Annual Ticket Income(23 Games)£4,600,000.00£1,150,000.00
Income from Catering
*Assumes £10/Person/Game
£0.00£25,000.00
(B)Annual Catering income(23 Games)£0.00£575,000.00
(C)Rent£400,000.00£100,000.00
Annual Income/revenue A+B-C£4,200,000.00£1,625,000.00
Lost Revenue opportunity-£2,575,000.00

Edit* The irony of your counter argument containing mitigation to cost base around the rent isnt lost on me- we havent paid rent for 1 year= root cause.
 
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Diehard Si

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I'm in the same boat. I check it a few times a day perhaps incase there is any actual news.

If it's just opinions, moans and rumour I really couldn't give a toss.
 

ohitsaidwalker king power

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I'm in the same boat. I check it a few times a day perhaps incase there is any actual news.

If it's just opinions, moans and rumour I really couldn't give a toss.

Sorry Si... comes back to 2 points as in my first response to PAX.
What were you expecting.... given the circumstance.. its a perilous path we tread? Respectfully if you couldnt give a toss why bother loggin on...it's kind of like touching the stove and moaning 'cause its hot?
 

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