13-05-2024, 02:45 PM
30k tickets at average of £660 ish is £20m
50k tickets at average of £660 is around £33m
Plus you get a lot more corporate and event revenue.
Lets say you get an extra £20m a year from a shiny new stadium than we do now.
Its a lot and it adds up to £400m extra over 20 years
However we can still redevelop the CG and add revenue there probably add an extra £10m/ year
You have to also take into account that whilst £20m sounds a lot that is only 16% of our tv income. If we say it is £10 more its only 8% of tv income.
Don’t think its a cut and dried decision and can see the attraction of both but remain a bit suspicious about the conflict of interest our chairman has.
50k tickets at average of £660 is around £33m
Plus you get a lot more corporate and event revenue.
Lets say you get an extra £20m a year from a shiny new stadium than we do now.
Its a lot and it adds up to £400m extra over 20 years
However we can still redevelop the CG and add revenue there probably add an extra £10m/ year
You have to also take into account that whilst £20m sounds a lot that is only 16% of our tv income. If we say it is £10 more its only 8% of tv income.
Don’t think its a cut and dried decision and can see the attraction of both but remain a bit suspicious about the conflict of interest our chairman has.