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Red wine guide. Got to be less than a fiver.
Got to be at least 12.5%
If it’s crap just mix some Cider with it.
Class.Not sure I’d even pay a fiver for red wine
They rented the stadium for 13 games, or which 3 were played behind closed doors. Games last 90 minutes. Stadium turnstiles open an hour before kick-off and everyone is gone an hour after full time. So the stadium becomes the exclusive use of WW for 3.5 hours (lets round up to 4).
52 hours rent for the 2021 season – what is the going rate per hour to rent a 25k stadium in a run-down area of a run-down town? Bear in mind that West Ham have 100% use of the 60,000 seater Olympic Stadium for £2m a year. That works out at £228 per hour.
According to page 19 of the below doc…
£241k in 2019
£70k in 2020 (played 5 games at home, 1 of which was behind closed doors)Power fuels the Believe Bus back to the summit
What fuel crisis?
What a way to respond. Bet he was on an all time high, after bagging that one ! Well done Max
Always gives his all anyway does Max
ehat a win and performance today , we
Looked superb and played really well in dreadful conditions.
Well done to the few hardy souls who paid good money for absolutely shite facilities, should have made room for them
In the stand.Took us a while to get going in that 2nd half but once we did we always looked head and shoulders the better side.
They are a tenant, if they don’t pay you can evict period.
If people think they won’t be going anywhere then think again.Talal best make sure he pays the council their rent then.
Pretty sure this topic comes up every rugby off season btw
Didn’t play there for one of them and half of the other.
They will only owe money since Talal came in which I’m sure will get sorted. I wouldn’t get too excited about them playing elsewhere though. Isn’t going to happen.
There are plenty of punishments for not paying players.
We were shafted by our owners nobody else.
Well, except maybe the admins.
I get all that egg but they didn’t give us the deduction on entering administration they waited until the end of the season to see if we got relegated anyway then the 12 points would have come off the season after had we been relegated without the deduction. This I understood to be the rules. Derby then should have also been deducted the points at the end and not now.
Because they’re the rules. I literally just explained it.
Upto a certain date the punishment is instant. After that, it depends on where you finish to stop sides already relegated taking -12 and starting the following season on a level playing field. See Bolton and Leeds as reference.
How come the EFL waited until we had secured safety then deducted the points that relegated us yet have said Derby will get 12 points on entering administration. So they could get bought out and have the games to pull the 12 points back. I thought the rule was if you get relegated then the points are deducted the following season.
It’s based on the time of the season you go into administration which as I think mutty pointed out stops clubs going into admin at the end of the season when they know their fate.
The date is something like the middle of March, but ours was obviously different due to covid but they used the date of the original Stoke fixture as reference I believe.
Officially into administration, docked 12 points and bottom of the table.
Reading apparently looking at between 6 and 9 for breaching FFP.
And you’re probably right, but being a rugby fan you should know more than most that when you’re missing 8 or 9 first choice players you’ll struggle against most first choice sides no matter how good your squad is.
I’m reading little into last night because unless we get an injury crisis where we need to pick our 2nd and sometimes 3rd choice in every single position all at the same time we won’t see that side again or some of those players.
SkyBet have you slight favourites and they’re probably right, but there’s a long way to go and like I say…….last night won’t matter one bit.