Budget?

[Inside Left]

There is money in the coffers and an optimistic plan ahead.

I feel sure some clubs will either go to the wall or suspend football. We know of Dovers issues and lower down poor old Droylsden have , it seems , decided not to enter their league next season.
We could even see a restructured league by mid season. Not the best of times to be running a football club.

[NottsRed]

Originally Posted by tokyored

I think we can make up the difference through trust income and hopefully the rearranged concert next June. However, without a cup run or transfer money we'll be well and truly skint this time next year
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Capping the home attendances to 2600. You know we will get Man U at home in the third round of the cup!!!!

Is it a risk doing the season tickets in three different batches? All we need is a poor start to the season (highly likely given the team) and no one is going to want to touch that second or third batch. TBH i think they will struggle to shift that first batch given the apathy at the moment.

[Rob Edwards]

Originally Posted by WrexhamO

Even their own cash flow chart shows zero money next May. All reserves gone.
21/22 Will be a horror show

That leads to the issue that potentially our last decent playing budget until we change ownership is in the hands of Dean Keates who has never tasted success as a manager.

[WrexhamO]

Originally Posted by Rob Edwards

That leads to the issue that potentially our last decent playing budget until we change ownership is in the hands of Dean Keates who has never tasted success as a manager.

And nothing in the kitty to remove him and hire a replacement!!!!!

[tokyored]

Originally Posted by NottsRed

Capping the home attendances to 2600. You know we will get Man U at home in the third round of the cup!!!!

Is it a risk doing the season tickets in three different batches? All we need is a poor start to the season (highly likely given the team) and no one is going to want to touch that second or third batch. TBH i think they will struggle to shift that first batch given the apathy at the moment.

Oh God, can you imagine!
I reckon even if we don't sell many of the second batch, we'd still get more or less a sell out for most games based on 2600 capacity from general sales.
The national league can't be very confident of completing the season if they recommend not selling season tickets

[wrexhamforever16]

Could have £3mil and this board and manager would still spunk it on Sunday league players from Scotland.

[138+NotOut]

Originally Posted by tokyored

Oh God, can you imagine!
I reckon even if we don't sell many of the second batch, we'd still get more or less a sell out for most games based on 2600 capacity from general sales.
The national league can't be very confident of completing the season if they recommend not selling season tickets

Think they're just playing safe. Basically every club in the NL relies on ST money. They don't want clubs to sell x amount and budget on that. Could have a case where teams spend, are top at Christmas, seasons called off and there's a PPG again and they go up or if they carry on end up going bust

[billybersham]

Originally Posted by 138+NotOut

Think they're just playing safe. Basically every club in the NL relies on ST money. They don't want clubs to sell x amount and budget on that. Could have a case where teams spend, are top at Christmas, seasons called off and there's a PPG again and they go up or if they carry on end up going bust

A few years back Braintree had135 season ticket holders out of a crowd of 650 average, think it was the season they had the Cowleys in charge.Could you rely on them.

[billybersham]

Originally Posted by Rob Edwards

That leads to the issue that potentially our last decent playing budget until we change ownership is in the hands of Dean Keates who has never tasted success as a manager.

Changing ownership?