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Originally Posted by Long time red
The team needs strenthening of that there is no doubt. This of course depends on money. The Directors have a responsiblilty to provide the money, either through their own efforts or pockets. The Commercial Dept should be making sure that all games are sponsored, the weekly draw is canvassing for more members etc. Then it is up to JC to go out and get the best available players while working within the budget set. This yeats squad as not been good enough, proof being the lack of changes in the team even when tiredness as crept in. those who have not been good enough should be shown the door. We must realise that we will never get the crowds in to sustain a Football League Club so it is vital that people stop thinking of cheaper prices simple maths 1200 X £10 = £12000 £10 being an average. £12000 divided by £5 =2400. 2400 every week sorry guys it will never be.
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A very good post that opens up a lot of debate realating to Budgets right through the Club
The Biggest of which has to be taking us back a Year "Don't Live Beyond Your Means"
The hardcore will buy the Season Tickets bringing revenue into the Club but only at one point during the Season, it is then down to the Club to get them spending in the Shop and facilities connected to the Club:
Programmes, food, shirts, drinks etc.
The second wave and probably just as important from a revenue stream is the walk on's
If you aimed at a 1000 including away followings into that as say an average of £10 per walk on to take into account the spectrum of ticket prices per game that brings in £10k per game or 230k over the 23 league games, plus any bits they buy while at the ground.
Then there is a you say sponsorship for games, stands, ground, shirts, shorts
While we have small attendances we have growth to aim for that must be the target