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They were long ball merchants every time we played them and Devine and Broadfoot had the cigars out every time.  They were the most direct in the league.
Every time I've seen them as a Raith fan the tactic is to kick the best players off the part with a succession of players doing it to try to stop them being booked.
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I had decided not to go on Saturday due to how bad other supporters have said Meadowbank is so I forked out for Falkirk TV but theyve just tweeted saying they can't broadcast the game either. Bloody hell! 
Clubs are no longer allowed to stream games live unless you live abroad.
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30 minutes ago, Springfield said:

Still amazed that STs only represents 15% of income. 

I don't think that figure's correct. If we've sold circa 2200 STs at, let's say an average price of £200, that equates to £440,000, meaning that our total income would be close to £3,000,000.

I can't see where we're getting that sort of income from, unless they're referring to the years where we got big transfer fees and add-ons?

It would be interesting to see a breakdown of previous year's income.

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2 minutes ago, foreverarover said:
9 hours ago, TheScarf said:
They were long ball merchants every time we played them and Devine and Broadfoot had the cigars out every time.  They were the most direct in the league.

Every time I've seen them as a Raith fan the tactic is to kick the best players off the part with a succession of players doing it to try to stop them being booked.

Long ball or not, they still scored the most amount of goals in the Championship last season and conceded the second least. Wouldn’t mind that! 

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46 minutes ago, LatapyBairn. said:

We had money for one more loan signing, McGlynn had intended on using it on another attacking player until PJ’s injury. Obviously that changed the priority and the funds had to be spent on a goalkeeper. Squad is still carrying a lot of dross and is far to big, we must have the biggest playing budget in the league and the only way to utilise it now is by forcing some of the shite from last season out one way or another to free up wages. Must be a really frustrating position to be in for the manager.

Shite they may be but they also have a contract of employment which has to be honoured by the club unless the player and club come to an agreement on a pay off.

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10 minutes ago, Caractacus Potts said:

Yeh that is surprising. Thinking of it, it shows how well the commercial side does or that the season ticket sales are possibly made up of more child tickets than we would think? 

 

2300 STs x £190 (rough average) so 15% is around £430K ? 
More puzzling………

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1 minute ago, ShaggerG said:

I don't think that figure's correct. If we've sold circa 2200 STs at, let's say an average price of £200, that equates to £440,000, meaning that our total income would be close to £3,000,000.

I can't see where we're getting that sort of income from, unless they're referring to the years where we got big transfer fees and add-ons?

It would be interesting to see a breakdown of previous year's income.

I was wondering that too however do they include U12 tickets? Would imagine any parent who has kids U12 would purchase one on the off chance the kids want to go. If they were included then maybe the average is a bit lower. Even then it still makes for a lot of money coming elsewhere. 
 

What do the concerts bring in? 

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3 minutes ago, Caractacus Potts said:

Long ball or not, they still scored the most amount of goals in the Championship last season and conceded the second least. Wouldn’t mind that! 

We didn’t say it wasn’t effective, we were disproving the statement that they played ‘the best football in the league’. They pumped it long to a fucking brute who layed it off to McKenna for shots at goal.

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17 minutes ago, Caractacus Potts said:

I was wondering that too however do they include U12 tickets? Would imagine any parent who has kids U12 would purchase one on the off chance the kids want to go. If they were included then maybe the average is a bit lower. Even then it still makes for a lot of money coming elsewhere. 
 

What do the concerts bring in? 

No idea about the concerts although they obviously must be worth doing. I wouldn't think it would be a massive figure though once all of the associated expenditure is taken into account?

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5 minutes ago, Caractacus Potts said:

I was wondering that too however do they include U12 tickets? Would imagine any parent who has kids U12 would purchase one on the off chance the kids want to go. If they were included then maybe the average is a bit lower. Even then it still makes for a lot of money coming elsewhere. 
 

What do the concerts bring in? 

Maybe it’s just the previous incumbents, but this statement from the FSS throws more questions than answers. Still can’t get my head around 15%. Throws a hellava lot more questions about the revenue etc.

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17 minutes ago, TheScarf said:

We didn’t say it wasn’t effective, we were disproving the statement that they played ‘the best football in the league’. They pumped it long to a fucking brute who layed it off to McKenna for shots at goal.

Sorry yeh I would disagree with that but stick to whatever works for you. I’m enjoying that McGlynns style is a bit more direct. Hopefully we can start to find something that is a bit more effective for us. Passing from the back clearly isn’t it. 

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17 minutes ago, foreverarover said:
7 hours ago, Ross B said:
I had decided not to go on Saturday due to how bad other supporters have said Meadowbank is so I forked out for Falkirk TV but theyve just tweeted saying they can't broadcast the game either. Bloody hell! 

Clubs are no longer allowed to stream games live unless you live abroad.

I was going to use a vpn 

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2 hours ago, bothkennarbairn said:

Nor is the fact we are planning to “reduce our annual loss” to £400k this season which implies it must have been even worse than that last season.

A whole lot worse.

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36 minutes ago, Shodwall cat said:

A whole lot worse.

The old board have a lot to answer for. Act like a small club though etc..

You'd like to think they'll be keeping a low profile to all things connected with the club the mess they've left us in and the way they treated fans.

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1 hour ago, Grangemouth Bairn said:

It absolutely would. I was merely suggesting that Campbell has done a good job building Arbroath up into the position they are in which may have helped them sign Scott Allan.

Being the best part time team in the leagues certainly gives them an advantage. He has been doing more and more media work recently so playing for Arbroath will suit him down to the ground I'd think and probably pay him more overall than anything he'd get elsewhere in the championship.  

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1 hour ago, Shodwall cat said:

Being the best part time team in the leagues certainly gives them an advantage. He has been doing more and more media work recently so playing for Arbroath will suit him down to the ground I'd think and probably pay him more overall than anything he'd get elsewhere in the championship.  

Although it can also go the other way as we seen with the Kenny Miller appointment.

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11 hours ago, foreverarover said:
18 hours ago, Ross B said:
I had decided not to go on Saturday due to how bad other supporters have said Meadowbank is so I forked out for Falkirk TV but theyve just tweeted saying they can't broadcast the game either. Bloody hell! 

Clubs are no longer allowed to stream games live unless you live abroad.

That's where the VPN comes in. But We are not physically streaming it all as there are not enough or no points of power to accommodate so I've heard. 

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2 minutes ago, Believe The Hype said:

That's where the VPN comes in. But We are not physically streaming it all as there are not enough or no points of power to accommodate so I've heard. 

I bring a 45m extension cable with me. If there's no electrical outlets within 45m of filming position in a brand new stadium they should be relegated on principle now. Madness when you consider the Falkirk Stadium was made to satisfy crazy stadium requirements. Now it's the wild west where anything goes. Feel like we've possibly swung too far the other way.

Been thinking of getting one of these. If that's indeed the case with them that'll expedite that purchase.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Anker-Portable-Station-Generator-Outdoor/dp/B09Q5DJV71?ref_=ast_sto_dp

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