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you better be praying this is wrong , if we ever get our own stadium , your lot will be in the brown sticky stuff financially
How do you work that one out? Wigan warriors paid Wigan Ath £190,000 to use the dw last year!(taken from cherry and white) and Wigan warriors owe whelan £2 million! The turnover of the warriors is about £3.5 million a year and Wigan ath is £45 million a year!
you better be praying this is wrong , if we ever get our own stadium , your lot will be in the brown sticky stuff financially
How do you work that one out? Wigan warriors paid Wigan Ath £190,000 to use the dw last year!(taken from cherry and white) and Wigan warriors owe whelan £2 million! The turnover of the warriors is about £3.5 million a year and Wigan ath is £45 million a year![/quote]
Leave him be Landgate he has already been battered around this site once surely he his not that stupid to come back with some more drival
you better be praying this is wrong , if we ever get our own stadium , your lot will be in the brown sticky stuff financially
How do you work that one out? Wigan warriors paid Wigan Ath £190,000 to use the dw last year!(taken from cherry and white) and Wigan warriors owe whelan £2 million! The turnover of the warriors is about £3.5 million a year and Wigan ath is £45 million a year![/quote]
whilst you get the sky slush fund it is pal , what is actually generated by the club of the 45 mil ? and more to the point , whats paid out ??
regardless of what the accounts say , wigan athletic is still receiving an income from us , take that away and
you better be praying this is wrong , if we ever get our own stadium , your lot will be in the brown sticky stuff financially
How do you work that one out? Wigan warriors paid Wigan Ath £190,000 to use the dw last year!(taken from cherry and white) and Wigan warriors owe whelan £2 million! The turnover of the warriors is about £3.5 million a year and Wigan ath is £45 million a year![/quote]
whilst you get the sky slush fund it is pal , what is actually generated by the club of the 45 mil ? and more to the point , whats paid out ??
regardless of what the accounts say , whelan is still receiving an income from us , take that away and ????[/quote]
We get bigger crowds than you and football tickets cost a lot more than rugby tickets-and if we get relegated we get sky parachute payments so yet again YOU NEED US WE DONT NEED YOU!
not technically correct that , we need the DW , not wafc (wafc own the dw)
you really are a deluded , so even relegation is fine now ! :lol:
not technically correct that , we need the DW , not wafcyou really are a deluded , so even relegation is fine now ! :lol:
So stuart you admit you pay rent to wigan ath and we get bigger crowds……..Finally a chubbie talking sense! :oops:
not technically correct that , we need the DW , not wafc
you really are a deluded , so even relegation is fine now ! :lol:
So stuart you admit you pay rent to wigan ath and we get bigger crowds……..Finally a chubbie talking sense! :oops: [/quote]
:?: where did i say that ?
In 2009 the chubsters paid £189.000 in rent how that justifies that we need them is beyond me considering one game televised by Sky from the DW is worth £250.000
And to add to that the bigger the gate at the chubbie match the higher the money gets paid to Sir DW over a season
Now if the chubbues get a new ground the cost of that stadium will be considerable a lot more than £189.000 a season there fore a rise in season tickets to cover the cost of said stadium would not be ruled out and a end to freebies for the likes of Jewel and his cronies
Repeat (where’s the Tesco Dosh gone). :roll:Thas not having much luck with that question mon,someone on ere must know,if not im shocked. :shock: :shock: :shock:
Why would Wigan R.L.F.C. pay out £20 million for a new ground when they are only paying £200K per year to use the DW? That’s equivalent to 100 years rent.
The money from the sale of Central Park was used to fund the JJB as was the sale of Springfield Park.
The myth that Whelan completely funded the new stadium is just that, a myth. Yes he put some money into it, but not as much as is thought.
Whelan is no mug financially.Why both teams can’t just get on with supporting their teams and not sniping at the other is beyond me.
In 2009 the chubsters paid £189.000 in rent how that justifies that we need them is beyond me considering one game televised by Sky from the DW is worth £250.000And to add to that the bigger the gate at the chubbie match the higher the money gets paid to Sir DW over a season
Now if the chubbues get a new ground the cost of that stadium will be considerable a lot more than £189.000 a season there fore a rise in season tickets to cover the cost of said stadium would not be ruled out and a end to freebies for the likes of Jewel and his cronies
aye lad , youre never off SSp1 :lol:
its a very short sighted view to rely solely on the sky money , you will not be in the premiership for ever
having revenue coming in for the stadium when not being used is just common sense
Oooh, stop please. A rugby league fan preaching about the danger of relying on Sky money!!!!
Oh please stop, it’s hurting.
aye lad , youre never off SSp1 :lol:its a very short sighted view to rely solely on the sky money , you will not be in the premiership for ever
having revenue coming in for the stadium when not being used is just common sense
Perhaps Wigan Atheltic aren’t the first choice viewing of most football fans, but they are on Sky Sports at least once a season and that is the point. The Warriors’ rent is small potatoes. It covers one average player’s salary for three months.
The agreement Whelan made with Wigan RL is more of a PR move than a money spinner. It ensures he’s not public enemy number one with the RL crowd, and they may still buy his DW wares and use his facilities/gyms.
Rogues Gallery, you said the sale of Central Park went towards the DW, I’m sure that it was under Jack Robinson’s leadership that the ground was sold, and the money was used to pay off debts. If memory serves me well, Wigan RL were on the verge of playing at the Reebok until Whelan stepped in.
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