Many of us tried to explain to the club (or at least the club's simian rep on here) that this plan wouldn't work. We'd seen it before, in times when London hadn't yet become one of the world's most expensive cities to live in. Of course, no-one listened.

Back on thread I suppose a positive is although all quiet on recruitment no one has actually left the club this week so that’s a plus....although some might think not.

I have some info regarding the York match that was shared with me.

Only the Platinum Lounge was used. Fairly full. 6 tables (seating 10) and other seating/table areas. Up to 75 people max.

Coach, two non-playing players and Guest Speaker pre game. Coach and MOM post game.

Gold Lounge not used.

Boardroom used, 6 to 8 present.

By percentage of attendance that is better than AFC Wimbledon, but after costs (food/staff) I doubt there is much profit.

I think one of your ideas, but why not offer some free tickets to hospitality to a few lucky winners who buy a ticket at the previous game. Target the locals generally who would appreciate the hospitality experience. They'll buy drinks as well!

By the time the York game was played, £35 was the offer.....£2,625. Let's say they all paid the full price which I believe was £55 at the start of the season, that's another £1,500.
£4,125 before wages, food costs etc are paid..

I did a similar calculation hence my comment on little profit. The only additional income is the bar.

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