Thu Jul 11, 2013 2:17 pm
bluedragons wrote:truthteller wrote:bluedragons wrote:truthteller wrote:arri potta wrote:truthteller wrote:its a no brainer for me
we can only get in 27500 until the stadium increases to 38000 in a few years.
us v swans - 70,000(42500)
us v man utd 60,000(32500)
us v Liverpool 50,000(22500)
us v man city 50,000(22500)
us v chelski 40,000(12500)
us v arsenal 40,000(12500)
these are guesstimates
but in just these 6 games that's 145,000 extra match tickets sold (plus beer/food/programmes)
NO BLOODY WAY - There's enough plastic inbreds trying to get tickets for individual matches as it is - fans are what we want at home not armchair day outers!
so keep the club smaller and poorer for you and your mates? is that real support? Nope
Explain how playing a couple of games at the Millenium will make our club bigger ?
You know what would make our club bigger, if we increase our current stadium. Not by jumping ship for the big games. Terrible idea, will never happen, not viable and that is why it wont happen.
if you actually bothered reading the details, I mentioned this idea is just while we are expanding Cardiff city stadium to 38000 which will take 2 or 3 years
it makes us bigger as it adds probably £10 million plus in tickets/hospitality/beer/food shares etc
plus it introduces an estimated 145000 new people to watch us, who may return what the csc is expanded.
keep up mun
So why dont all the big London clubs play their larger matches at Wembley ?
If it made such good business and commercial sense im sure they would have jumped at the chance. Like I said, not going to happen and I dont think it would benefit the club but it would benefit the WRU.
Thu Jul 11, 2013 2:18 pm
Thu Jul 11, 2013 2:19 pm
Thu Jul 11, 2013 2:20 pm
novice wrote:And people wonder why we are against the rebrand!,silly thread
Thu Jul 11, 2013 2:21 pm
truthteller wrote:I would imagine we wouldnt get a cut of any food sold as it wouldnt be provided by the club but by either the stadium or contractors in the stadium. The Millenium stadium would also take a cut of any match day revenue made on ticket sales. They would also take the money for programmes and merchandise sold in the official shop.
So no, not going to treble at all.
Thu Jul 11, 2013 2:22 pm
truthteller wrote:I would imagine we wouldnt get a cut of any food sold as it wouldnt be provided by the club but by either the stadium or contractors in the stadium. The Millenium stadium would also take a cut of any match day revenue made on ticket sales. They would also take the money for programmes and merchandise sold in the official shop.
So no, not going to treble at all.
Thu Jul 11, 2013 2:31 pm
Thu Jul 11, 2013 2:39 pm
truthteller wrote:Matt D wrote:I disagree. Yes, you get an atmosphere if you can fill the place, but the pitch would be far bigger than the players are used to, we'd have nearly as much if not more away than home support, and as someone has said, most other big PL teams are used to such stadia.
Leave the bloody rugby cathedral alone!
wed soon get used to it, besides wed get a vast number of extra Cardiff fans into the mill stad too....surely youre not scared off a few away fans mun
Thu Jul 11, 2013 2:45 pm
Thu Jul 11, 2013 3:32 pm
Wattsy1983 wrote:What a pointless garbage thread.![]()
Some PTB please
Thu Jul 11, 2013 3:34 pm
Bray wrote:truthteller wrote:Matt D wrote:I disagree. Yes, you get an atmosphere if you can fill the place, but the pitch would be far bigger than the players are used to, we'd have nearly as much if not more away than home support, and as someone has said, most other big PL teams are used to such stadia.
Leave the bloody rugby cathedral alone!
wed soon get used to it, besides wed get a vast number of extra Cardiff fans into the mill stad too....surely youre not scared off a few away fans mun
Mun? Haha sorry mush. How about we play out home games at wembley it's even bigger again....
Thu Jul 11, 2013 3:35 pm
Kanester wrote:No chance in hell. Could we become more of an embaressment? Yes lets move to another ground for some games..... come on ffs.
Thu Jul 11, 2013 3:39 pm
JONNY012697 wrote:truthteller wrote:I would imagine we wouldnt get a cut of any food sold as it wouldnt be provided by the club but by either the stadium or contractors in the stadium. The Millenium stadium would also take a cut of any match day revenue made on ticket sales. They would also take the money for programmes and merchandise sold in the official shop.
So no, not going to treble at all.
youre totally wrong this is not how the wru operate.....they ask a rent and the ticket sales all go to the club
the food and beverage etc is divided up
we could also shift a 10,000s more jerseys at £50/60 a throw
clearly it would make us millions (possibly ten million) whilst the Cardiff city stadium is under expansion to 38000 over the next 2 to 3 yeares....and that's all good for us
obviously the same people who are against the obvious idea, were also against the red kit, this ridiculous narrow minded thinking almost lost us our backers and our premier league dream....so I will ignore their cynicism
Thu Jul 11, 2013 3:43 pm
truthteller wrote:JONNY012697 wrote:truthteller wrote:I would imagine we wouldnt get a cut of any food sold as it wouldnt be provided by the club but by either the stadium or contractors in the stadium. The Millenium stadium would also take a cut of any match day revenue made on ticket sales. They would also take the money for programmes and merchandise sold in the official shop.
So no, not going to treble at all.
youre totally wrong this is not how the wru operate.....they ask a rent and the ticket sales all go to the club
the food and beverage etc is divided up
we could also shift a 10,000s more jerseys at £50/60 a throw
clearly it would make us millions (possibly ten million) whilst the Cardiff city stadium is under expansion to 38000 over the next 2 to 3 yeares....and that's all good for us
obviously the same people who are against the obvious idea, were also against the red kit, this ridiculous narrow minded thinking almost lost us our backers and our premier league dream....so I will ignore their cynicism
It shows how deluded you are by thinking playing 6 games at the Millenium Stadium is going to benefit the club £10 million and 10's of thousands more shirt sales.
Thu Jul 11, 2013 3:48 pm
Thu Jul 11, 2013 3:51 pm
Thu Jul 11, 2013 3:56 pm
Thu Jul 11, 2013 4:12 pm
truthteller wrote:Kanester wrote:No chance in hell. Could we become more of an embaressment? Yes lets move to another ground for some games..... come on ffs.
do you realise how stupid it sounds swearing just for the sake of it, its far more embarrassing than playing some football matches at a world class stadium like mill stad and making a potential £10 million per year extra........go on swear some more, its really impressive
Thu Jul 11, 2013 4:20 pm
Thu Jul 11, 2013 4:23 pm
truthteller wrote:its a no brainer for me
we can only get in 27500 until the stadium increases to 38000 in a few years.
us v swans - 70,000(42500)
us v man utd 60,000(32500)
us v Liverpool 50,000(22500)
us v man city 50,000(22500)
us v chelski 40,000(12500)
us v arsenal 40,000(12500)
these are guesstimates
but in just these 6 games that's 145,000 extra match tickets sold (plus beer/food/programmes)
Thu Jul 11, 2013 4:25 pm
truthteller wrote:Wattsy1983 wrote:What a pointless garbage thread.![]()
Some PTB please
whata pointless garbage reply, try and be a proper fan and contribute
Thu Jul 11, 2013 4:59 pm
truthteller wrote:its a no brainer for me
we can only get in 27500 until the stadium increases to 38000 in a few years.
us v swans - 70,000(42500)
us v man utd 60,000(32500)
us v Liverpool 50,000(22500)
us v man city 50,000(22500)
us v chelski 40,000(12500)
us v arsenal 40,000(12500)
these are guesstimates
but in just these 6 games that's 145,000 extra match tickets sold (plus beer/food/programmes)
Thu Jul 11, 2013 5:01 pm
truthteller wrote:Bray wrote:truthteller wrote:Matt D wrote:I disagree. Yes, you get an atmosphere if you can fill the place, but the pitch would be far bigger than the players are used to, we'd have nearly as much if not more away than home support, and as someone has said, most other big PL teams are used to such stadia.
Leave the bloody rugby cathedral alone!
wed soon get used to it, besides wed get a vast number of extra Cardiff fans into the mill stad too....surely youre not scared off a few away fans mun
Mun? Haha sorry mush. How about we play out home games at wembley it's even bigger again....
erm no, Wembley is 200 miles away, mill stad is a mile away.......stop talking rubbish.....this could make us £10 million for just 6 games, and grow our club until our stadium expansion is complete...if youre a genuine fan youd want whats best for the club, this IS whats best for the club
Thu Jul 11, 2013 5:05 pm
Mario Polotelli wrote:PTB
Thu Jul 11, 2013 5:08 pm
Thu Jul 11, 2013 5:10 pm
Thu Jul 11, 2013 5:12 pm
Thu Jul 11, 2013 5:23 pm
Thu Jul 11, 2013 5:31 pm
truthteller wrote:its a no brainer for me
we can only get in 27500 until the stadium increases to 38000 in a few years.
us v swans - 70,000(42500)
us v man utd 60,000(32500)
us v Liverpool 50,000(22500)
us v man city 50,000(22500)
us v chelski 40,000(12500)
us v arsenal 40,000(12500)
these are guesstimates
but in just these 6 games that's 145,000 extra match tickets sold (plus beer/food/programmes)
Thu Jul 11, 2013 6:26 pm
truthteller wrote:Kanester wrote:No chance in hell. Could we become more of an embaressment? Yes lets move to another ground for some games..... come on ffs.
do you realise how stupid it sounds swearing just for the sake of it, its far more embarrassing than playing some football matches at a world class stadium like mill stad and making a potential £10 million per year extra........go on swear some more, its really impressive