Delivering the large, expensive indoor Fan Villages of previous seasons at every game is no longer viable and we have had to look at ways to repurpose certain areas of the Arena to create new revenue streams. This is why currently we have no permanent club shop, and the Clubhouse is closed.
The clubhouse presumably is a bar. If you can't afford to staff the bars on a match day that's not a good sign!Seems a bit strange.
The clubhouse presumably is a bar. If you can't afford to staff the bars on a match day that's not a good sign!
How does that make sense? They had a bar and shop, closed the shop to open a second bar but now have one bar closed and no shop. They've spent money to go backwards! What are the odds that the new shop will be part of the work paid for by the taxpayer?Yeah it's the bar at the other end of the Atrium I think, slightly underground.
Also suggests they saw the bar as a bigger money maker than the club shop. Weird they have no shop as one thing I would say they have going for them is that when people wanted to jump on the Wasps Wagon they went full kit wanker.
Yeah it's the bar at the other end of the Atrium I think, slightly underground.
Also suggests they saw the bar as a bigger money maker than the club shop. Weird they have no shop as one thing I would say they have going for them is that when people wanted to jump on the Wasps Wagon they went full kit wanker.
Whos Shugs ? Italiahorse? MMM?Vaughan speaks Shugs doffs his cap
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Whos Shugs ? Italiahorse? MMM?
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Seems a bit strange.
So the part of the match day experience some of there fans cry for is to expensive to run.
Are wasps the only pro sports team without a shop at the stadium they own. Shows that 99% of the time it would be completely empty
So the part of the match day experience some of there fans cry for is to expensive to run.
The free tickets were a great strategy if you were looking to head out on a high.To be honest it’s the type of rubbish Boddy or Fisher would come out with.
No mention of Bond refinancing and no shows who’ve purchased tickets need to be included in the crowd
Crowds as budgeted, I highly doubt that. Still Mr Vaughan did say they were on course to break even without Covid which seems odd on such low crowds.
The only honest thing was the free ticket admission which always was a dumb strategy as I repeatedly said - the Gerard Ratner approach to brand building - but something many said was a brilliant marketing strategy
Does Vaughan post on here as a lot of what he's said has been discussed in this thread for years. Not sure why Shugs is so enthusiastic about it mind as it sets out a fairly bleak existence.Vaughan speaks Shugs doffs his cap
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That's what I find frustrating with Wasps supporters. This has all been obvious from day one and pointed out on here over and over again, and those that keep an eye on their forum have said they have mocked SBT for saying those things.Does Vaughan post on here as a lot of what he's said has been discussed in this thread for years. Not sure why Shugs is so enthusiastic about it mind as it sets out a fairly bleak existence.
Tirteen tousandI wonder how many of the 13.5K there were London Irish supporters too.
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I wonder how many of the 13.5K there were London Irish supporters too.
That has to be the best joke I’ve read this yearTirteen tousand
We have one or two in charge of us.I’ve never read so much dribble Drabble. 30% non attendees? Who’s he kidding? His embarrassing himself and looks a typical corporate type who is sugar coating a hand full of shit.
They are knackered and on their knees and will be liquidated at this rate.
It depends where we playIf 30% of paid ticket holders for Wasps games are no-showing that surely has to be a worry. Even if it is replicated across the league it is just further proof that people aren't really that bothered about rugby.
Looking at our attendances and lack of available seats in many blocks I'd be amazed if the numbers for our games are anywhere near that percentage.
If 30% of paid ticket holders for Wasps games are no-showing that surely has to be a worry. Even if it is replicated across the league it is just further proof that people aren't really that bothered about rugby.
Looking at our attendances and lack of available seats in many blocks I'd be amazed if the numbers for our games are anywhere near that percentage.
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