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Man United 1995-96 - Legia Będzin
Spectators: 61992 [almost a full house]
The team played a match. Income from tickets was 463 326 £.
Spectators: 61992 [almost a full house]
The team played a match. Income from tickets was 463 326 £.
You should have seen my record crowd income, I believe it was around £750,000
The team played a match. Income from tickets was 346 191 £.
No where near your total but decent enough for a mere II side.
No where near your total but decent enough for a mere II side.
To have 50,000 seated and under roof already is impressive….well done ;)
Roofs ruins the atmosphere and aren't good for the pyrotechnics ;)
Mind you, you probably pay out £100k a week to maintain that monster XD
The team played a match. Income from tickets was 162 282 £.
And mine FYI. I am finally at the point where my stadium is better than my team - ie I don’t fill it in most games.
I might round out a few stands off season, but looks like I might need to start spending money on the team….
And mine FYI. I am finally at the point where my stadium is better than my team - ie I don’t fill it in most games.
I might round out a few stands off season, but looks like I might need to start spending money on the team….
I pay £43,200 per week for club facilities, so not really that much?
I tend to get over 60,000 most home games, then I have also had quite a few monster crowds too, I have certainly had the record I believe and although I didn’t hit 90,000 it was close. To get £750,000 from a home gate is huge.
I tend to get over 60,000 most home games, then I have also had quite a few monster crowds too, I have certainly had the record I believe and although I didn’t hit 90,000 it was close. To get £750,000 from a home gate is huge.
Haha - just ribbing you.
We pay £0.45 per seat per week maintenance, so if you charge £9 a seat as long as you fill the seats once every 20 weeks - which is less than once a season - they cover their maintenance fees
We pay £0.45 per seat per week maintenance, so if you charge £9 a seat as long as you fill the seats once every 20 weeks - which is less than once a season - they cover their maintenance fees