Wanderers v Coventry

[barrycowdrill]

I know who we’re playing and when. As long as the club let me know how much I’m paying for it those 3 things are all I care about 

how we got there, why we haven’t got there yet, why your paying that amount is irrelevant and cannot be influenced by anyone on here 

so, chill out, stop wasting your time on what ifs, I thinks & maybes and look forward to Saturday 

anything else is fugazi 

[ErnestTurnip]

Some Fugazi style pricing is what the mob are baying for, but you're spot on with the rest.

[Damocles]

53 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

Nonsense 

Was a suggestion, that’s all, based on the Brentford farce.

[Sluffy]

Two things that may be of relevance

The Administrator set a term that the company entering into the Heads of Terms would deposit a non returnable amount of £1m specifically for meeting the future crucial payments necessary for the purposes of preparing the club for the forthcoming season (para 6.10 page 10).

and

Ticket Master Sports Ltd is shown as an unsecured creditor for £60,352.01p (Appendix 5, page 5).

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/00043026/filing-history

[Tommy Banks]

3 minutes ago, Sluffy said:

Two things that may be of relevance

The Administrator set a term that the company entering into the Heads of Terms would deposit a non returnable amount of £1m specifically for meeting the future crucial payments necessary for the purposes of preparing the club for the forthcoming season (para 6.10 page 10).

and

Ticket Master Sports Ltd is shown as an unsecured creditor for £60,352.01p (Appendix 5, page 5).

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/00043026/filing-history

Looks like you’ve nailed it. Nixon is saying it’s to do with unpaid bills.

[Casino]

its not necessarily ticketmaster

theres emergency services et al

[Spider]

Have to say, I think Sherlock Sluffy has hit the nail on the head with this.

£60k is a lot, regardless of your company's size.

However, I think we're worth the gamble for one game.

[Boby Brno]

19 minutes ago, Casino said:

its not necessarily ticketmaster

theres emergency services et al

GMP 18k

N W Ambulance 22k

StJohns Ambulance 7k

 

[Tommy Banks]

Well whichever one it is the problem is still the same

[Leyther_Matt]

27 minutes ago, Casino said:

its not necessarily ticketmaster

theres emergency services et al

Ticket master will be keen to g on sale

Edited August 7, 2019 by Leyther_Matt

[gonzo]

Why don’t they just play it behind closed doors?

[Lt. Aldo Raine]

Haven't the unsecured creditors already voted to accept 30p in the pound?

[Damocles]

52 minutes ago, Sluffy said:

Two things that may be of relevance

The Administrator set a term that the company entering into the Heads of Terms would deposit a non returnable amount of £1m specifically for meeting the future crucial payments necessary for the purposes of preparing the club for the forthcoming season (para 6.10 page 10).

and

Ticket Master Sports Ltd is shown as an unsecured creditor for £60,352.01p (Appendix 5, page 5).

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/00043026/filing-history

Would it therefore be classed as preferential treatment to an unsecured creditor if Ticketmaster used the commissions earned to pay down the debt, rather than as a ‘new’ income?

[barrycowdrill]

£26 for Colchester v Northampton JSL

[Lt. Aldo Raine]

6 minutes ago, barrycowdrill said:

£26 for Colchester v Northampton JSL

That's for the most expensive ticket.

[barrycowdrill]

4 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

That's for the most expensive ticket.

Our most expensive is £24...

edit: *was 

Edited August 7, 2019 by barrycowdrill

[Lt. Aldo Raine]

1 minute ago, barrycowdrill said:

Our most expensive is £24...

edit: *was 

I don't have a problem with the ticket prices myself, but they were priced as "from £24".

[barrycowdrill]

Just now, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

I don't have a problem with the ticket prices myself, but they were priced as "from £24".

Me neither. But considering we only really had one category both of our points stand 😉

[Lt. Aldo Raine]

2 minutes ago, barrycowdrill said:

Me neither. But considering we only really had one category both of our points stand 😉

We may never find out, but I was expectimg it'd be £24 in the north stand, £26 east and west and maybe £28 on the halfway line.

[chrisw99]

Is the "lower tier" only due to trying to save costs (less stewards, not opening all the bars, etc)?

If they ever want to do that, would it make more sense to just open 2 of the 4 stands, e.g. East and North.    They're still only opening half the stadium, so should get the same cost savings, but could charge more for the people who would rather go upper tier.  

And could potentially only open the snack bars on the ground floor anyway, the upper tier lot could walk down. 

[gonzo]

Are brum at home on sat?

[MalcolmW]

2 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Are brum at home on sat?

6 clicks says Yes (v Bristol City).

[Cheese]

41 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Why don’t they just play it behind closed doors?

EFL don't allow it. 

[radcliffe white]

The more this drags out I really can’t be arsed going

 

[HomerJay]

Just now, radcliffewhite1 said:

The more this drags out I really can’t be arsed going

 

Why? What difference does it make?

Come 3pm Saturday, the game is either on or it isn't.