Home Games Income

[essex boy]

Just curious as to how much on average we are now making for each home game, assuming circa 40k attendance

I worked out £1.2m but could be way off

 

[Hetty]

Did you take into account season cards, concessions and VAT?

 

[Blyth]

Just curious as to how much on average we are now making for each home game, assuming circa 40k attendance

I worked out £1.2m but could be way off

2018-19 I think revenue for tickets was 8.6m
I think it’ll be around 700-800k mark

 

[columbo70]

considering out of that 40k you quote that 31,000 are season tickets I dont think we make a profit on a matchday.......that season ticket money will already be banked and spent i would imagine....

 

[viccarlton]

Just curious as to how much on average we are now making for each home game, assuming circa 40k attendance

I worked out £1.2m but could be way off

I know for a fact that there was a deal on yesterday for schools and other organisations of two tickets for £20, so this may have skewed your calculations.

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[Blyth]

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[Grumpy Old Man]

Ticket yield is probably around £15 once season cards, concessions and VAT are taken into account.

 

[halfpast3]

Just curious as to how much on average we are now making for each home game, assuming circa 40k attendance

I worked out £1.2m but could be way off

You will be miles and miles off

 

[safctommie]

We should be rolling in money when you consider out average attendance.Coventry Burnley and Watford‘s average is half ours.

 

[Mowgli]

Ticket yield is probably around £15 once season cards, concessions and VAT are taken into account.

Aye, it'll be about half the amount the op reckons.

We should be rolling in money when you consider out average attendance.

Not really. Season tickets are cheap as chips

 

[Hetty]

How much does it cost to put a game on?

 

[tenpins]

Just curious as to how much on average we are now making for each home game, assuming circa 40k attendance

I worked out £1.2m but could be way off

I'd guess about half that.

 

[Lumber]

How much does it cost to put a game on?

Refs were only 24quid plus bussy when I last played, the 2quid subs covered that easily

 

[Blyth]

We should be rolling in money when you consider out average attendance.Coventry Burnley and Watford‘s average is half ours.

2 of those have parachute money.

 

[Deleted member 48353]

We should be rolling in money when you consider out average attendance.Coventry Burnley and Watford‘s average is half ours.

Our season tickets are probably a long way cheaper than most other clubs, we’ve always had the cheapest season tickets

 

[Honess10]

We should be rolling in money when you consider out average attendance.Coventry Burnley and Watford‘s average is half ours.

I wouldn’t be surprised if Watford bring in more money than we do. Pretty sure our tickets are among the cheapest around

 

[essex boy]

I was working on the basis of £30 per person but factoring in income from food and drink sales and corporates rather than just gate receipts

 

[columbo70]

We should be rolling in money when you consider out average attendance.Coventry Burnley and Watford‘s average is half ours.

Revenue from gate receipts is peanuts these days.....gate receipts mean nowt to clubs.........id imagine the corporate revenue is decent at teams like Man city etc where they coin it in on sales of food and drink etc but apart from that match day receipts dont determine your transfer budget

 

[Blyth]

I was working on the basis of £30 per person but factoring in income from food and drink sales and corporates rather than just gate receipts

No chance

 

[Mowgli]

I was working on the basis of £30 per person but factoring in income from food and drink sales and corporates rather than just gate receipts

Average ticket price paid won't even be £30 and the vast majority don't buy anything in the ground. It'll be half your figure and then you need to deduct the cost to put on the game.