I read that the hospitality underneath the grandstand that was part of the refurbishment project was expected to generate revenue around the £1 million mark per year.
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I read that the hospitality underneath the grandstand that was part of the refurbishment project was expected to generate revenue around the £1 million mark per year.
If all of that goes to the playing budget, that would put us around Rotherham and MK, based on the previous posted league tables. It gives us a sniff of promotion if we attract the same calibre of players. Although, in the short term it appears more is going into other areas of the Club at present. coyg
Revenue is a pretty meaningless figure without knowing costs. Profit is the key figure.
l think at the moment we will see more years of consolidation. We are improving off the field but l feel not all these clubs with so much more wealth than ourselves can get it wrong.
I know results are everything to a football fan. Yet my whole reasoning to see better football was when results don’t come we can still be excited by the football we play.
We can be enthused by our attacking play and the goals we see. We aren’t quite there yet in that style as a team but that’s where l am with the thoughts of this new system. I think it will hopefully buy enough time for fans to stay onboard if we tread water in league one for a few years until perhaps our outgoing transfer policy kIcks in and our income generates to higher, significant levels.
There are great fairytale stories in English football. About clubs that climb the leagues. But for every fairytale there are nightmare stories about many clubs who chased the impossible dream.
There will be many frustrating days ahead. Plans that we put in place that won’t quite work. But over time by building something carefully it will give our club the best opportunity of evolving properly.
I know results are everything to a football fan. Yet my whole reasoning to see better football was when results don’t come we can still be excited by the football we play.
We can be enthused by our attacking play and the goals we see. We aren’t quite there yet in that style as a team but that’s where l am with the thoughts of this new system. I think it will hopefully buy enough time for fans to stay onboard if we tread water in league one for a few years until perhaps our outgoing transfer policy kIcks in and our income generates to higher, significant levels.
There are great fairytale stories in English football. About clubs that climb the leagues. But for every fairytale there are nightmare stories about many clubs who chased the impossible dream.
There will be many frustrating days ahead. Plans that we put in place that won’t quite work. But over time by building something carefully it will give our club the best opportunity of evolving properly.
Sorry, I cant buy into being content to tread water for years. That is not why I am an Argyle fan - results make me happy not style of play - thats a bonus. Every season we must try for and plan as best we can for promotion, we may not get there, so be it. But we must try.
Interesting, it looks like we had 7th highest average attendance and that’s also where we finished in the league.