With this reasoning Im thankful you didnt end up owning the club after all.
Im sorry, but we are going to write down some math and then conveniently forget about sponsorships, food and drink, merchandise, extra events and more?
You've already outlined 50m per season in ticket sales. Throw in million in food/drink increases. We already have one sponsorship from castore for 13m more than last year(and there will be more). Then you have other events, which bring in 1-5m per night for Tottenham for example. Do 10 nights a year of that and you have another 10m minimum.
Ticket sales: 50m
Castore sponsorship: 13m
Events: 10m
Food/drink:?
Already thats 73m + whatever increases in food/drink/merchandise/other sponsorships.
Oh well if you are including sponsorships, and other match day expenses, thats cheating.
They've already removed that. Baxendale reduced the capacity down from 10,000 to 7500 to then 5000
The stadium should have been larger at the outset. Full stop.
Can't dispute the facts though can you?
I agree, it should've been at least twice the size of whatever Anfield is going to be at some point in the future. Because 1st and all that.
P. S. At this point, im regretting my current Season Ticket that ive had for 28 years. Imagine paying double the price with 1/3rd extra fuming fans to make the atmosphere even more toxic.
The waiting list will mean nothing if half the fans sack it off and the convenience of "being on the waiting list" becomes the reality of "paying a fortune and having to turn up every week".
Question. Do you waiting list proponents actually believe that the majority of people on the RS waiting list for example would actually buy if given the opportunity, or do they enjoy telling people that they are on it and can say they have done everything that they can, and if/when it came up, would simply come up with a convenient excuse as to why it "wasnt the right time/stand/star alignment, and they will have to wait till next time"?
Because ill tell you now, most of the people i know hate going now. Imagine when the price doubles and you dont have your normal match day tradition to fall back on.