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Title: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Karabiner on March 14, 2009, 07:05:45 PM Doesn't that premier league table look lovely ?
Gooners in fourth place with a goal difference +6 over the next rabble and all of our players coming back. Let's just hope the spuds don't take a dive tomorrow out of spite..... Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Colchester Kev on March 15, 2009, 12:25:33 PM I am a tad concerned, our next 2 games are against Villa & Chelski.
any point form those 2 games would be a miracle. Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: kinboshi on March 15, 2009, 04:25:06 PM I am a tad concerned, our next 2 games are against Villa & Chelski. any point form those 2 games would be a miracle. I hope you get 6 points. Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Longy on March 15, 2009, 08:07:26 PM Yeah you must be truly proud of Arsenal being 4th in the table, basically the minimum position you should be in given the clubs standing in English football.
Await my thread bragging about Norwich fininshing 21st in the Championship, it will be a truly proud moment. Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Karabiner on March 15, 2009, 09:53:30 PM Yeah you must be truly proud of Arsenal being 4th in the table, basically the minimum position you should be in given the clubs standing in English football. Await my thread bragging about Norwich fininshing 21st in the Championship, it will be a truly proud moment. Well considering that the three clubs above us are massively in debt and we operate within our budget, yes I am :) Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Colchester Kev on March 15, 2009, 09:55:35 PM Yeah you must be truly proud of Arsenal being 4th in the table, basically the minimum position you should be in given the clubs standing in English football. Await my thread bragging about Norwich fininshing 21st in the Championship, it will be a truly proud moment. Well considering that the three clubs above us are massively in debt and we operate within our budget, yes I am :) HA HA HA HA HA HA HA And your stadium costs is not a massive debt that you are struggling to maintain ? Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Colchester Kev on March 21, 2009, 10:18:11 AM Bump for an answer from the goons.
Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Graham C on March 21, 2009, 10:41:31 AM I'm not sure about the financial details of the club, but they are listed so you could probably dig out the info if you needed it.
That said, I would have thought some of the cost would be off set but the Highbury housing project that is going on. Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Nem on March 21, 2009, 11:19:46 AM Spurs' biggest game of the season.
Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Royal Flush on March 23, 2009, 05:17:13 PM That said, I would have thought some of the cost would be off set but the Highbury housing project that is going on. What with the housing market being so buoyant.... Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Karabiner on March 23, 2009, 05:23:42 PM That said, I would have thought some of the cost would be off set but the Highbury housing project that is going on. What with the housing market being so buoyant.... 90%+ of the apartmentents in The HIghbury Square development have been sold. Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Rooky9 on March 23, 2009, 06:03:10 PM That said, I would have thought some of the cost would be off set but the Highbury housing project that is going on. What with the housing market being so buoyant.... 90%+ of the apartmentents in The HIghbury Square development have been sold. Have had deposits placed on them. Cheaper for medium and short term investors to take a hit without completing I'd think. Plus how much are the flats going to raise?! Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: dan on March 23, 2009, 06:51:50 PM Bump for an answer from the goons. Kev from what I understand(and I maybe completley wrong btw) but the repayment we have to make on the stadium is £14m a year for 10 years, this too is obv depentant on the apartments selling at Highbury. Ralph says 90% have been sold, this tbh is news to me, I am not saying he is wrong it was my understanding because of the credit crunch they have not sold as originally expected. However having said that a matchday at the emirates generates £3m. with 19 league games, 6 possibley 7 CL games and 3FACup games. This is a minimum of £84m. This is not counting a possible CL semis and also 2 league cup games. With the millions of ££ we get from tv deals(as do every club), CL progression and prize money for top 4 finishes, possible facup win and so on, we are hardly "struggling to maintain" the debt. Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Rooky9 on March 23, 2009, 07:15:31 PM Bump for an answer from the goons. Kev from what I understand(and I maybe completley wrong btw) but the repayment we have to make on the stadium is £14m a year for 10 years, this too is obv depentant on the apartments selling at Highbury. Ralph says 90% have been sold, this tbh is news to me, I am not saying he is wrong it was my understanding because of the credit crunch they have not sold as originally expected. However having said that a matchday at the emirates generates £3m. with 19 league games, 6 possibley 7 CL games and 3FACup games. This is a minimum of £84m. This is not counting a possible CL semis and also 2 league cup games. With the millions of ££ we get from tv deals(as do every club), CL progression and prize money for top 4 finishes, possible facup win and so on, we are hardly "struggling to maintain" the debt. Don't Arsenal season ticket holders get all home games, excluding the carling cup (bizarre in itself) included in the price of their ticket? Thats how I understood it from the arsenal fans I know whith season tickets! So the revenue thing is flawed. Then there's the costs of those London wages! Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: TheChipPrince on March 23, 2009, 10:06:01 PM Bump for an answer from the goons. Kev from what I understand(and I maybe completley wrong btw) but the repayment we have to make on the stadium is £14m a year for 10 years, this too is obv depentant on the apartments selling at Highbury. Ralph says 90% have been sold, this tbh is news to me, I am not saying he is wrong it was my understanding because of the credit crunch they have not sold as originally expected. However having said that a matchday at the emirates generates £3m. with 19 league games, 6 possibley 7 CL games and 3FACup games. This is a minimum of £84m. This is not counting a possible CL semis and also 2 league cup games. With the millions of ££ we get from tv deals(as do every club), CL progression and prize money for top 4 finishes, possible facup win and so on, we are hardly "struggling to maintain" the debt. Don't Arsenal season ticket holders get all home games, excluding the carling cup (bizarre in itself) included in the price of their ticket? Thats how I understood it from the arsenal fans I know whith season tickets! So the revenue thing is flawed. Then there's the costs of those London wages! dan has a season ticket and was trying to sell 2 tickets for the Hull replay last week, so dont think. Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Colchester Kev on March 23, 2009, 10:17:20 PM Buy 1 get 2 free ... they have to fill the stadium, bills to pay and all that ;)
Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Rooky9 on March 23, 2009, 10:34:28 PM Bump for an answer from the goons. Kev from what I understand(and I maybe completley wrong btw) but the repayment we have to make on the stadium is £14m a year for 10 years, this too is obv depentant on the apartments selling at Highbury. Ralph says 90% have been sold, this tbh is news to me, I am not saying he is wrong it was my understanding because of the credit crunch they have not sold as originally expected. However having said that a matchday at the emirates generates £3m. with 19 league games, 6 possibley 7 CL games and 3FACup games. This is a minimum of £84m. This is not counting a possible CL semis and also 2 league cup games. With the millions of ££ we get from tv deals(as do every club), CL progression and prize money for top 4 finishes, possible facup win and so on, we are hardly "struggling to maintain" the debt. Don't Arsenal season ticket holders get all home games, excluding the carling cup (bizarre in itself) included in the price of their ticket? Thats how I understood it from the arsenal fans I know whith season tickets! So the revenue thing is flawed. Then there's the costs of those London wages! dan has a season ticket and was trying to sell 2 tickets for the Hull replay last week, so dont think. That was the FA cup so stands to reason he would have the tickets and want to sell if they are included? Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Rooky9 on March 23, 2009, 10:35:42 PM Buy 1 get 2 free ... they have to fill the stadium, bills to pay and all that ;) I thought the comfortable seats and silent atmosphere was the strategy to fill it with Islington library being short on capacity?! Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Colchester Kev on March 23, 2009, 10:39:03 PM tbf its a fkin awesome ground for spectating, plenty of leg room, ever for big lads like me, uninterrupted views from any seat... shame they have to watch that shit team there really :)
Title: Re: A sight for sore Arses :) Post by: Nem on March 25, 2009, 03:17:35 AM tbf its a fkin awesome ground for spectating, plenty of leg room, ever for big lads like me, uninterrupted views from any seat... shame they have to watch that shit team there really :) Not in the upper tier. |