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Gavros
10:59 Fri Apr 17
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Those were numbers I did a while back. In reality much fewer clubs seats so reduce that by about £15 mil.
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Gavros
10:57 Fri Apr 17
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16 boxes, average cost £100,000 pa each = £1.6 mil
1000 Boleyn places cost £2016 each = £2.16 mil
30 places at BM6 lounge, something silly like £30,000 each = £900,000
remainder approx 6800 Club London cost £4000 each = £27 mil.
Total = £31.86 mil.
Then add 46000 seats at an average seat price of say £25 (what it was in 2013/14, though one of the clubs main aims must be to increase this per seat revenue over time): £25.3 mil.
Total = £57.16 mil.
Plus whatever share of non-ticket matchday sales are due to us....
Total = £65 million? Versus £18 million last year.
Add long term potential for increasing kit deal and shirt sponsorship levels to those similar to Spurs now = £26 mil vs £7 mil last year.
Total = approx £91 mil vs £25 mil last year.
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:^)
10:56 Fri Apr 17
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We have the 21st highest annual turnover in Europe, and we aren't even a side that plays in European competetions.
Arsenal's revenue rose by 40% in their very first season at the Emirates, so I'd imagine ours should be very similar to that as every aspect of revenue stream should increase. Match day revenue/ Corporate/ sponsorship/ kits deals/ share of naming rights etc.
If we were to increase our turnover by 40% we would be in the top 15 for highest turnovers just behind the Y words, who are a regular qualify for Europe. That's even without European football, which again would increase all streams of revenue if were to become regulars in Europe.
The potential for us in the move is huge, and not just an extra 20m to add to the pot every season, of which would still be a big increase.
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dicksie3
10:55 Fri Apr 17
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Man City, Man Utd, Chelsea, Arsenal, Spurs and Liverpool are all totally on a different level to us when it comes to spending-power because of wealthy investors on their board...
However, when we move to the OS; we should be able to spend as much and - in fact - more than most other clubs in the division because of our higher revenue (at least £20m more - probably greater)...
In theory, this should make us more competitive on the pitch as well as off it...
Again, 6th-8th is very attainable for us and should be the target for us every season...
The top-6 spending clubs are not always going to occupy the top-6 positions and so there should always be a chance of 6th-place which pretty much guarantees European football - even 7th-place can be enough...
Of course, this is all hypothetical but this should be the goal and moving ground - with all the extra money coming-in - should make the challenge more achievable...
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Iron2010
10:54 Fri Apr 17
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I also agree with Johnson that the success of the move will depend on how the club is run. Sticking with Sam and his negative tactics under the illusion of guaranteed safety would be a disaster for footfall. But to borrow Johnson's phase, it's fact that more supporters can pay to watch West Ham in their new stadium, it's fact that commercial revenues will increase, it's fact that our profile will be raised.
As has been proven a strong opinion against the move is impossible to defend.
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Steve P
10:50 Fri Apr 17
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Made up like Croe reckoning twenty mill won't make any difference?
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Johnson
10:47 Fri Apr 17
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Made up of what Gavros?
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Johnson
10:47 Fri Apr 17
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Will keep an eye out for you.
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Gavros
10:47 Fri Apr 17
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Id put it closer to £60 mil a season.
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Buster
10:44 Fri Apr 17
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Alarm is set for 5:45 so about quarter to 8 I think
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dicksie3
10:42 Fri Apr 17
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£20m extra per year should make quite a significant difference to us...
Again, I believe that this is the minimum and it should be more than us...
What's all this bollocks about comparing us with the top-four?!?!...
We're not Champions League contenders and, unless we get incredibly wealthy new owners, we never will be...
6th-8th-place is highly-attainable for us each season though to try and secure a Europa League spot and an extra income of at least £20m-per-year compared to our rivals (none of which are moving to a bigger ground or have the same size fan-base as us) should put us in a much better position to challenge for a European place...
I discount Spurs as a European-place rival with us as their transfer-budget is enormous - as they have incredibly wealthy investors - and they're on a totally different level to us and the vast majority of other Premiership club when it comes to spending-power...
I'm comparing us with Swansea City, Stoke City, Southampton and the like...
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Johnson
10:42 Fri Apr 17
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What time you getting there?
Leaving at 5.30 has me there at 8am according to Google Maps. I'll be quicker than that in the A5 mind, although will need a stop for diesel and a slash.
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Steve P
10:41 Fri Apr 17
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Why are you continually talking about top four?
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Buster
10:40 Fri Apr 17
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Not sure son. If there's a load of busy cunts by the main stand when I get there I might take a run round to see what's happening east side.
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Gavros
10:40 Fri Apr 17
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It'll put us firmly ahead of Newcastle villa and Everton in phase one.
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Johnson
10:39 Fri Apr 17
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Main Stand or Chicken Run TO tomorrow BMan?
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whufcroe
10:39 Fri Apr 17
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Every pound helps if it spent right but my point which you can't grasp is the difference in revenue isn't going to push us into the top 4 simply because we have a bigger ground and revenue
Anyway I will leave you all to it...........
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Buster
10:38 Fri Apr 17
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Everything alright here, P son?
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Steve P
10:36 Fri Apr 17
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So twenty million isn't any good then?
Thanks for that, Einstein. Thank fuck your not on the board.
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whufcroe
10:34 Fri Apr 17
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Steve P 10:32 Fri Apr 17
Right so Chelsea have a smaller capacity, £20m advantage on them?
No
As I say, it will put us on the level of Newcastle who have about NINE teams above them in the PL with smaller grounds.
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Steve P
10:32 Fri Apr 17
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Twenty million more than anyone not getting a bigger capacity, I'd have thought that obvious?
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