How do Borussia and Bayern have such good match day revenue? I thought ticket prices were capped in Germany?
And they came up with saving the 'historic North stand' and switching the exits around to make a few hundred new seats?!
Quote from: Dave on January 23, 2025, 06:54:12 AMGetting better, but blimey - less than half the commercial income of Newcastle and less than one-sixth that of Spurs.Spurs are on a completely different level to us unfortunately. They have near enough have events all the time that brings them stupids amounts of revenue.
Getting better, but blimey - less than half the commercial income of Newcastle and less than one-sixth that of Spurs.
Quote from: sid1964 on January 23, 2025, 11:15:55 AMWhen Chris Heck leaves us and the turn over is £400 million, it will be interesting to see what the next person who fills that role, what there remit will be with regards to increasing the turnover to £450 million + and how they are going to achieve that figure?all predicated on team success which means Europe at least Europa but to keep on growing revenue it means CL.
When Chris Heck leaves us and the turn over is £400 million, it will be interesting to see what the next person who fills that role, what there remit will be with regards to increasing the turnover to £450 million + and how they are going to achieve that figure?
Quote from: Rigadon on January 23, 2025, 08:55:52 AMQuote from: simboy on January 23, 2025, 08:48:12 AMQuote from: Meanwood Villa on January 23, 2025, 08:40:57 AMWhere is the line between "matchday" and "commercial"? I.e. where does food and drink fit in, is it different when it's inclusive?Matchday is what it says on the tin, what the club takes from match day, ticket sales, hospitality, cuts off the franchises selling sh*t - commercial, how is brand Aston Villa sold. Shirt deals, sleeve advertising, advertising generally, sales at club shop etc etc. If it were me, the commercial stuff is where I’d be looking - a toxic fan base moaning about ticket prices won’t help that in the short term I’d guess, so, perhaps a better “legacy fan” approach short term? But what do I know. I think you're about right, but it does feel like our stadium is holding us back a bit, which is odd to say as we all love the place. We had a good plan for sorting it and it was shelved.
Quote from: simboy on January 23, 2025, 08:48:12 AMQuote from: Meanwood Villa on January 23, 2025, 08:40:57 AMWhere is the line between "matchday" and "commercial"? I.e. where does food and drink fit in, is it different when it's inclusive?Matchday is what it says on the tin, what the club takes from match day, ticket sales, hospitality, cuts off the franchises selling sh*t - commercial, how is brand Aston Villa sold. Shirt deals, sleeve advertising, advertising generally, sales at club shop etc etc. If it were me, the commercial stuff is where I’d be looking - a toxic fan base moaning about ticket prices won’t help that in the short term I’d guess, so, perhaps a better “legacy fan” approach short term? But what do I know. I think you're about right, but it does feel like our stadium is holding us back a bit, which is odd to say as we all love the place.
Quote from: Meanwood Villa on January 23, 2025, 08:40:57 AMWhere is the line between "matchday" and "commercial"? I.e. where does food and drink fit in, is it different when it's inclusive?Matchday is what it says on the tin, what the club takes from match day, ticket sales, hospitality, cuts off the franchises selling sh*t - commercial, how is brand Aston Villa sold. Shirt deals, sleeve advertising, advertising generally, sales at club shop etc etc. If it were me, the commercial stuff is where I’d be looking - a toxic fan base moaning about ticket prices won’t help that in the short term I’d guess, so, perhaps a better “legacy fan” approach short term? But what do I know.
Where is the line between "matchday" and "commercial"? I.e. where does food and drink fit in, is it different when it's inclusive?
Is that true 96% of income is going on salaries ! That's seriously unsustainable. Also we must have one of the highest paid squads / management in the league , it's high time they delivered a trophy ! Even a league cup !
Quote from: VillaTim on January 23, 2025, 05:06:49 PMIs that true 96% of income is going on salaries ! That's seriously unsustainable. Also we must have one of the highest paid squads / management in the league , it's high time they delivered a trophy ! Even a league cup !I would be surprised if that were the case.
Quote from: GarTomas on January 23, 2025, 12:18:17 PMHow do Borussia and Bayern have such good match day revenue? I thought ticket prices were capped in Germany?Bit of a myth. Cheapest seating ticket is 40 Euros. Most tickets more than that.https://tickets.fcbayern.com/documents/en/pricelist.pdf
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