Mostly the case, although iirc over the first two seasons up there we banked about £12m to make up for the years of losses to get there.Schards#2 wrote:Neither of our promotions in the past seem to have improved the club's financial position longer term, indeed, the second one seems to have nearly bankrupted it.
Unless you can go up and stay it, the club itself seems to make sod all, the players/agents etc more so
SEE Tickets are the real winners here I reckon.Schards#2 wrote:Neither of our promotions in the past seem to have improved the club's financial position longer term, indeed, the second one seems to have nearly bankrupted it.
Unless you can go up and stay it, the club itself seems to make sod all, the players/agents etc more so
Was it just me who thought that one of the worst ticket booking sites ever?Green wrote:SEE Tickets are the real winners here I reckon.Schards#2 wrote:Neither of our promotions in the past seem to have improved the club's financial position longer term, indeed, the second one seems to have nearly bankrupted it.
Unless you can go up and stay it, the club itself seems to make sod all, the players/agents etc more so
I found it frustrating that you couldn't look at your seats and choose - faffing about asking for seats, rejecting and asking again to try to get rows higher up was a pain.Green wrote:I had no issue with the booking process other than the exorbitant admin fee but that's the same everywhere.
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