Albion Dan
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I'd be happy to waive the refund in return for loyalty points.
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[Albion] What will you do with your season ticket refund?
- Thread starter Bozza
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Baker lite
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Clicked on the link to let the club keep it.
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I`m amazed that with everything that is going on at the moment you and others think that a donation to a Prem Football club is in order ! I have made several donations in the last three months to what I consider people and charities that are working all the hours that they have for the nations good. One of whom gave his life. I have absolutely zero intention of giving to a multimillion pound business whose players are IMO vastly overpaid and from what I have heard / seen aren`t exactly pulling their weight.
However what you/others do with your money is your not my business !
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Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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My thoughts too. I am not being guilt tripped into donating my money off next season when I can only dream of earning what our players and management are pocketing.
I have had requests from two half marathons and I believe this is an option for some gigs by small bands I hold tickets for. I say believe...I haven’t fully translated the email but I think this is what it says.
Baker lite
Banned
Weststander
Well-known member
An overwhelming 77% want their money back.
If behind closed doors football continues next season, indicatively, that's a huge hit to the club.
Pray that the club aren't in the Championship (£113m broadcasting income, becomes £43m in parachute monies). Three of Norwich, Villa, Watford, Brighton, West Ham and Bmuff, are going to be deep financial
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If behind closed doors football continues next season, indicatively, that's a huge hit to the club.
Pray that the club aren't in the Championship (£113m broadcasting income, becomes £43m in parachute monies). Three of Norwich, Villa, Watford, Brighton, West Ham and Bmuff, are going to be deep financial
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Baker lite
Banned
An overwhelming 77% want their money back.
If behind closed doors football continues next season, indicatively, that's a huge hit to the club.
Pray that the club aren't in the Championship (£113m broadcasting income, becomes £43m in parachute monies). Three of Norwich, Villa, Watford, Brighton, West Ham and Bmuff, are going to be deep financial
Still cannot see this season being completed, it will be canned by late June.
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Weststander
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Null and void is not spoken about by the clubs, apparently, so it’s point per game or weighted points per game then. Arrivederci Norwich, Villa and Bmuff.
Lower West Stander
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Have the players deferred any wages? I may have missed something but can’t remember seeing anything about it.
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HalfaSeatOn
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An overwhelming 77% want their money back.
If behind closed doors football continues next season, indicatively, that's a huge hit to the club.
Pray that the club aren't in the Championship (£113m broadcasting income, becomes £43m in parachute monies). Three of Norwich, Villa, Watford, Brighton, West Ham and Bmuff, are going to be deep financial
It's going to be a stressful summer if play resumes. I think I'd be negotiating increased parachute payments as part of project restart.
Neville's Breakfast
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An overwhelming 77% want their money back.
If behind closed doors football continues next season, indicatively, that's a huge hit to the club.
Pray that the club aren't in the Championship (£113m broadcasting income, becomes £43m in parachute monies). Three of Norwich, Villa, Watford, Brighton, West Ham and Bmuff, are going to be deep financial
Have the club neglected to put relegation clauses in player contracts ? Entirely self inflicted if that is the case.
Weststander
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The club’s monthly (players are actually paid monthly) gross wages pay bill last season was £7.4m and rising at 31% a year. The players and staff donation works out at 3.5% of last season’s pay.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Well I dunno about you lot, but I'm putting the refund towards a hot tub.
Weststander
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If it’s points per game and not the full 38 fixtures played, I would imagine that enhanced parachute payments as a one off would be on the table.
I haven't got a season ticket any more, but if you have, and can afford one, I’d assume you're not homeless and starving.
waiver is best for the club, if the club can stomach it and suggest a charitable option then great.
At the end of the day we’d like to watch a football match, one team in blue and one stripes.
A few hundred quid is insignificant in the grand scheme of things.
waiver is best for the club, if the club can stomach it and suggest a charitable option then great.
At the end of the day we’d like to watch a football match, one team in blue and one stripes.
A few hundred quid is insignificant in the grand scheme of things.
Today it's going on a VanMoof S3.
All I have to do is convince the club I actually had 9 other season tickets!!!
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I'll be honest...I had to google that. It looks VERY cool.
I'll stick with the hot tub though.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the point of this post, but I don't like the sound of it.
Can I point out anyone that has got a season ticket probably had the money to afford one before Covid19 came along and put a spanner in the works for many of us.
I'm not homeless or starving thankfully, but my finances have taken a big hit and every penny counts at this worrying time.