does it matter if BHA get relegated

[Russell Slade's hat]

Corse it matters

 

[jay]

It does, but its not good for the club is it?

How will it effect sponsorship and of course Falmer.. Does the club not get extra money from the FA depending on what league they are in...

No,because we could be the Paint Pot holders.

Yeah it would be good to see Brighton at Wembley.. - Not sure if it will happen...

 

[bhaexpress]

oh my god this is a joke, players will leave, investment will go, falmer will be HISTORY. f***ing ridiculous and not too mention the tiresome hours of shit football.

What a drama queen

 

[algie]

Oh right-oh. If we finish in the bottom 4 then all that new stadium business will have all been a waste of time.

Put your brain into gear before posting, you idiot!

He is one poster that posts endless shit or starts crap threads.There are some idiots on here but he beats them all.I'm find him bloody dull and clueless

 

[The Merry Prankster]

Oh right-oh. If we finish in the bottom 4 then all that new stadium business will have all been a waste of time.

Put your brain into gear before posting, you idiot!

I wouldn't rule that out.

 

[algie]

I wouldn't rule that out.

The work starts in April on the ground it'self and the season hasn't finished by then.Are they going to delay buliding it untill we know what league we are in?

 

[jay]

The work starts in April on the ground it'self and the season hasn't finished by then.Are they going to delay buliding it untill we know what league we are in?

Lets hope not.

 

[Jim in the West]

The difference between staying up and going down is AT LEAST £1 MILLION next season. Of course it matters!

 

[jay]

The difference between staying up and going down is AT LEAST £1 MILLION next season. Of course it matters!

and sponsorship and possibly lower ticket sales

 

[Jim in the West]

and sponsorship and possibly lower ticket sales

My calcs were:

1. circa 2,000 few spectators per match, at avge £15 (after VAT) for 23 games = £700k [nb: not sure how the travel voucher thing works, so this could be slight over-estimate]

2. Lower sponsorship, merchandise sales, programmes, catering revenue, etc = (say) £200k

3. Loss of potential televised match(es) = (say) £100k

All very rough, but can't be too far wrong.

 

[jay]

My calcs were:

1. circa 2,000 few spectators per match, at avge £15 (after VAT) for 23 games = £700k [nb: not sure how the travel voucher thing works, so this could be slight over-estimate]

2. Lower sponsorship, merchandise sales, programmes, catering revenue, etc = (say) £200k

3. Loss of potential televised match(es) = (say) £100k

All very rough, but can't be too far wrong.

Nope I am not sure how the travel works.. must be a fair bit, as you can use that voucher on the trains as well as buses.... a few fan have to use 2 buses.

Plus you got park and ride, staff levels will remain the same etc...

Its a lot of money to lose a season, and you will still have same expenses.