The Large One
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With my specs on yes we can fill it every match.
With reality it is my opinion that we will only now have a 10,000 max hard core ( iam not saying we won't get a few sell outs )when getting to Falmer that will dwindle as we get used to going there.
For us to get a near capacity we will need to sustain a winning side year upon year with investment we will stand a far better chance ie Portsmouth - or a inconsistent performance ie Southampton is a situation we could be looking at.
Yes i hate to say we will be f***ed unless we can still make big money on players brought through the youth system, what Knight has survived on thus far but without the huge investment gate receipts will have to be at a regular sell out surely for any chance of survival.
Ah, so you do have exclusive access to the financial plan, and you're saying that 22,000 is our break-even figure.
Wouldn't you call it slightly out of order to not let Derek Chapman and the Falmer team know that the figures they have been working on for seven years are f***ed and should be binned? Don't you think you owe that to the club at the very least?
Why i bought Wilkins in to the question was i felt Dick played the blinder in getting Wilkins in for what better way to take us forward with a great young coach. It worked for Charlton and i see no reason why it would not have worked for the Albion and we were starting to see the benefits.
So because one club did it, there is 'no reason' not to do it here? There could have been several reasons for it not to have worked here - none of which were purely the fact the someone else did it. There were several why it could have worked, but to do it on that basis alone is pretty thoughtless.
Loyalty is a two way street but wasn't Dean longer on the books at the Club than Dick?
So who is the most Loyal ?
Is that your sole benchmark for loyalty? What has longevity got to do with loyalty when - according to some on here - you end up working against the club's interests?
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