[Albion] Ted Baker give up their box at the Amex

[Springal]

I suspect the club might be pleased Ted Baker are giving up their box given the recent news regarding their MD.

Recent news? Didn't he resign last year?

 

[schmunk]

Arsenal is £3,375 per match inc VAT and drinks compared to £2,820 (inc VAT) equivalent for us - I thought the difference might be more

https://hospitality.arsenal.com/arsenal-vip-hospitality-packages/executive-box-vip-hospitality/

so, £555 of drinks in a couple of hours...? Doable.

 

[Lenny Rider]

so, £555 of drinks in a couple of hours...? Doable.

Depends who you invite?

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

so, £555 of drinks in a couple of hours...? Doable.

Couple of rounds of craft beer...job done.

 

[marlowe]

We do the match ball sponsor for the Palace game every season and take clients to selected games in HB's, they mentioned it as I was a former box part owner to see if I was interested........

In your line of business isn't that a little macabre?

 

[Justice]

£47k I would want the box filled with complementary hookers and a rather large bowl of cocaine.

 

[Lenny Rider]

In your line of business isn't that a little macabre?

Not really I started supporting the Albion in 1973 and started Funeral Directing in 1987, lots of the families I look after come from originally knowing them through the Albion, and more than one Vicar I know likes a game of football, providing its not a Sunday kick off!

 

[schmunk]

£47k I would want the box filled with complementary hookers and a rather large bowl of cocaine.

I'd want a flask of cocaine and the box filled with bottle tops.

 

[Rogero]

10 seats, 3 parking spaces, 20 games (inc 1 cup game) 3 course meal, with half time and full time refreshments, match programmes, sporadic visits to your box pre and post match throughout the season from Alan Mullery, Gary Chivers, Andy Rollings and others.

Not sure you have access to the box outside match days.

Do those guys wait on you?

 

[Weststander]

Im sure the eight Japanese executives got really impressed

They love Andy Wollings in Osaka.

 

[marlowe]

Not really I started supporting the Albion in 1973 and started Funeral Directing in 1987, lots of the families I look after come from originally knowing them through the Albion, and more than one Vicar I know likes a game of football, providing its not a Sunday kick off!

Sorry, when you said you took clients to games I imagined in a "Mr Dead goes fishing" kind of way.....

https://youtu.be/wKBYLjRHa4E

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

10 seats, 3 parking spaces, 20 games (inc 1 cup game) 3 course meal, with half time and full time refreshments, match programmes, sporadic visits to your box pre and post match throughout the season from Alan Mullery, Gary Chivers, Andy Rollings and others.

Not sure you have access to the box outside match days.

If OGH and Guy Butters were the club ambassadors I’d be interested...or even if Ian Hart Funeral Services were the hosts...actually...why don’t you stump up the £47k mate. Must have been a big uptick in the “Worthing...carked it” stakes since C19?

 

[Blue3]

Nothing’s changed for me. I’m still as much a fan and a customer as I was in 1958. And I feel ‘together’ with other fans, just as I did at the Goldstone, Gillingham and Withdean. Why does the existence of boxes and clubs stop us being fans?

Sorry, I still don’t understand your logic.

I see you point it's not changed for you but my point is it changed from the clubs perspective

 

[AZ Gull]

Sure... but I wonder if Gary Chivers is a household name over in Tokyo

Come on now; who WOULDN'T be impressed by a Maltese international?