Hospitality revenue.

[mayo31]

We charge £6 adults, £3 kids and OAP for coach travel and if possible we can get hold of match tickets in the region of £30 - £45 for league games if the customer requires such.

Hospitality includes a warm meeting at the Albion pub in Middleton. Travel to and from the Townley pub near the ground.

Sometimes spare match programmes turn up.

Revenue = zilch

Atmosphere = priceless

 

[NeilYoungIsBack]

How many hospitality seats do we have in total (Legends, Mancunian etc.) ?

 

[urban genie]

Well it won't be coming fr9m that shite away end :-)

They have tonnes of boxes and suites in that second tier, a micro brewery and pub/restaraunts with seating in the kop.

And some season cards are £2200 so imagine hospitaliity prices

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

All relative. London prices but they also pay london wages.

The elephant in the room is the debt on that stadium. Spurs are run like a proper business without any sugar daddy behind them. They will have borrowed a shit load to finish that stadium off so don't expect them to start throwing money about any time soon.

Long long term it will help them but right now they are not awash with cash.

 

[UUJblue]

Another revenue stream worth noting is from Social Media.

Check out this - https://socialblade.com/youtube/user/mcfcofficial

This page estimates city make somewhere up to $200k a year from Youtube via Ads. Plus when you think the advertising they have across Instagram, facebook and a few others they could be pulling £1m~ in a season via views!? Its essentially free revenue. This is where all those fans from Africa, Asia are valuable as city fire out content daily. They even knew Ian's vlogs were good so have linked them to the site!

I always said that this money should be pumped back to the fans with discounts and frozen ticket prices. Hopefully we will see this for 19/20 STs and its probably why city are able to run 25 free buses to wembley.

 

[blue by birth]

Another revenue stream worth noting is from Social Media.

Check out this - https://socialblade.com/youtube/user/mcfcofficial

This page estimates city make somewhere up to $200k a year from Youtube via Ads. Plus when you think the advertising they have across Instagram, facebook and a few others they could be pulling £1m~ in a season via views!? Its essentially free revenue. This is where all those fans from Africa, Asia are valuable as city fire out content daily. They even knew Ian's vlogs were good so have linked them to the site!

I always said that this money should be pumped back to the fans with discounts and frozen ticket prices. Hopefully we will see this for 19/20 STs and its probably why city are able to run 25 free buses to wembley.

The free coaches are being paid for by the players ..
Maybe the club should subsidise ticket prices because a lot of the Wembley prices are bloody ridiculous..
I'm lucky as my ticket is only £45 but it's unfair the fans are expected to pay £100+ for a game

 

[edinburgh123]

I wish we got that money instead of our money. I would happily swap all that extra Money and to be in Tottenham's shoes of not having won the league for 50 odd years. Who needs trophies when you have better match day income

 

[notthenorthernquarter]

Spurs won the "We sold more pies" trophy, I'm gutted.

 

[john blue]

London innit.

err, 20 bensons in Manchester , same as London, pint of beer Manchester £3 London £5 to 7. That's before you have something to eat.

 

[Kinkys Left Foot]

I got charged £7 for a pint of peroni on Deansgate last year. When i picked myself up i thought fuck me thats expensive however Dublin is the biggest pisstake of all time hence a place to which I will never return.
Strange numbers those, if its takings average spend per person at Spurs £13.11 and at City £2.72 - vast difference