The Newport wrote:

Stan A. Einstein wrote:If you divide the total crowd per season by the total receipts the mean average cost of watching Newport County is about £13-50p. Thus a 3,000 crowd gives a total gate receipt of about £40,000.

Now a £10 flat fee would require about a 4,000 to give broadly competitive income.
Now whilst I disagree with NGR's figures, for me £12 to stand £20 to sit would be better. The principle is at least arguable. Low prices don't work according to Tesco and Saintsbury's. Aldi and Lidl might disagree.

Try reading through this thread. NGR and Highandwide are two of the most mild mannered of people and yet it seems that for daring to advance views that a certain clique on here don't like they get castigated. The clique should be ashamed.

I made this list especially for you Stan I hope you appreciate it.


A Narcissistic Check List

1. Two faced, putting friends and family down behind their backs.

2. Tendency to blame their lack of success and failures on others.

3. Acts differently in public than in private.

4. Irresponsible and unreliable.

5. Arrogant, act superior.

6. Lives in a fantasy world which may include porn, flirting, affairs, and dreams of unlimited success and fame.

7. Addicted to fantasy oriented behaviour.

8. Will lie and distort facts and change events to suite their own agenda.

9. Be irresponsible with money.

10. Emotionally distant and unavailable unless they want something.

11. Lack sympathy for others, especially those they exploit.

12. Be very controlling and unable to relax.

13. Regularly provoke people and blame them for the fight.

14. Have trouble admitting their mistakes.

Stan A. Einstein wrote:

The Newport wrote:

Stan A. Einstein wrote:If you divide the total crowd per season by the total receipts the mean average cost of watching Newport County is about £13-50p. Thus a 3,000 crowd gives a total gate receipt of about £40,000.

Now a £10 flat fee would require about a 4,000 to give broadly competitive income.
Now whilst I disagree with NGR's figures, for me £12 to stand £20 to sit would be better. The principle is at least arguable. Low prices don't work according to Tesco and Saintsbury's. Aldi and Lidl might disagree.

Try reading through this thread. NGR and Highandwide are two of the most mild mannered of people and yet it seems that for daring to advance views that a certain clique on here don't like they get castigated. The clique should be ashamed.

I made this list especially for you Stan I hope you appreciate it.


A Narcissistic Check List

1. Two faced, putting friends and family down behind their backs.

2. Tendency to blame their lack of success and failures on others.

3. Acts differently in public than in private.

4. Irresponsible and unreliable.

5. Arrogant, act superior.

6. Lives in a fantasy world which may include porn, flirting, affairs, and dreams of unlimited success and fame.

7. Addicted to fantasy oriented behaviour.

8. Will lie and distort facts and change events to suite their own agenda.

9. Be irresponsible with money.

10. Emotionally distant and unavailable unless they want something.

11. Lack sympathy for others, especially those they exploit.

12. Be very controlling and unable to relax.

13. Regularly provoke people and blame them for the fight.

14. Have trouble admitting their mistakes.

Thanks Newport. It is though not enough to recognize your failings, you really need to start addressing them.

Stan A. Einstein wrote:

Amberexile wrote:

Stan A. Einstein wrote:If you divide the total crowd per season by the total receipts the mean average cost of watching Newport County is about £13-50p. Thus a 3,000 crowd gives a total gate receipt of about £40,000.

Now a £10 flat fee would require about a 4,000 to give broadly competitive income.
Now whilst I disagree with NGR's figures, for me £12 to stand £20 to sit would be better. The principle is at least arguable. Low prices don't work according to Tesco and Saintsbury's. Aldi and Lidl might disagree.

Try reading through this thread. NGR and Highandwide are two of the most mild mannered of people and yet it seems that for daring to advance views that a certain clique on here don't like they get castigated. The clique should be ashamed.

Where is the total receipts figure published? Does it include season tickets? How do we count season tickets in the attendance figures?

A couple of years ago I divided the published gate receipts by 23.

Years ago I recall gate receipts were routinely published per game. For what it's worth the point I am making is that there is an optimum price to charge. What also needs to be remembered is ancillary revenue, which of course is greater with bigger crowds. It is not that NGR is necessarily correct but rather that he might be.

Stan A. Einstein wrote:It was published in the accounts a couple of years ago.