Disco_Pants93
Striker
Anyway, back on track after some absolutely ridiculous comments. Do we have a latest figure? 
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Attendance Thread - Watford
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Striker
Imagine if we extended all the way round how long it would take to release the tickets block by block?
41,770 Total Seats Made Available
41,415 Home Fans
2,474 Corporate
1,000 Away Fans (1955 Allocation)
Less c350 Blanked Out
44,539 Total
355 Available Seats For Sale
Few more blocks need to be added to tracker
41,415 Home Fans
2,474 Corporate
1,000 Away Fans (1955 Allocation)
Less c350 Blanked Out
44,539 Total
355 Available Seats For Sale
Few more blocks need to be added to tracker
Grumpy Old Man
Striker
With mates, i was at a Villa-Man U game in December 1980, Remembered by us all as "the game played in a fridge". And it was a dull 0-0, iirc. Never been colder, even at ours.
Julio Mackemo
Winger
Aye, would be close to 70K in reality.
Stadium expanding and NFL games…
This time last week we thought we were finishing mid table
This time last week we thought we were finishing mid table
I sit in the north, tell him if they lose on Friday night me and me mates are gonna knack him on Saturday.
Is he hard?
Mowgli
Striker
How long would it take for it to be sustainable and pay for itself?
For what, an NFL game?
Hypothetically if the stadium was 60k plus and there was an NFL game here (It will never happen like) you could sell it out twice over.
Bladecat
Striker
As rock probably
Simple but effective
Grumpy Old Man
Striker
Building costs are capital expenditure, and only hit cash flow, not profit. Given the ground is valued as an investment property, and not at cost, its impact in P&L terms is zero. Fund it from long-term external finance, and it's more than sustainable.
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Mowgli
Striker
I'm not talking about on the balance sheet or FFP breakdown.
I'm talking about the actual expenditure. What is the point of spending 50-60m on an extension that will very very rarely be filled. Less than 6 times per year.
When the club is not investing in anything, why on earth are they going to throw that money towards something that they'll never get back before selling the club or be paying back with very little gains.
People are absolutely mental if they want us to have 20k empty seats week after week. It looks great when it's full, not when it's half empty.
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w73
Winger
He is talking about two USA teams coming over It would sell out but they don't need to bring it here as it would sell out just about anywhere. Getting a Rugby League tournament would attract lots of people from York's/Lancs. Unfortunately, the mags got in before us.The NFL in Sunderland?
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Brett
Striker
Nfl would take an insane amount of work in the stadiums , dressing rooms would need to be doubled in size.
Spurs stadium was built in partnership with the NFL to make it work
Napoleon Dynamite
Striker
Let’s get the monster trucks in.
Northumberland Rocks
Striker
I believe 63k is the the figure of the south and east extentions.
More could be added with another tier on the west.
Hopefully the club is in a position to extend in the near future because it would mean the football is heading in the right direction.
It would look superb.
Back to today let’s fill the fecka on Saturday!
WWE
Wrenthorpe Mackem
Striker
48K is absolutely fine. We could / should think about extending and improving available commercial facilities maybe. More revenue there.
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