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There could well be bids in for Shankland, United can’t stop that from happening.

However the financial benefits of promotion to the club will outweigh any fee that a club will pay for a Scottish Championship player.

 

You’ll get 4 sold out away crowds if you’re lucky in the premiership with Celtic and Rangers. The rest of the away supports are no better than the Championship. You’ll likely lose 2 sell out away crowds with Dundee so not sure where all these financial benefits are coming from, it’s not the English Premier League. Obviously, yes there’s more money, depending on your finish come the end of the season and depending on how well the old firm do in Europe, but if someone comes in and makes a bit for £1.5m - £2m that would outweigh any financial benefits of being promoted.

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2 minutes ago, RossDee01 said:

You’ll get 4 sold out away crowds if you’re lucky in the premiership with Celtic and Rangers. The rest of the away supports are no better than the Championship. You’ll likely lose 2 sell out away crowds with Dundee so not sure where all these financial benefits are coming from, it’s not the English Premier League. Obviously, yes there’s more money, depending on your finish come the end of the season and depending on how well the old firm do in Europe, but if someone comes in and makes a bit for £1.5m - £2m that would outweigh any financial benefits of being promoted.

The benefit of going up this season isnt just the extra prize money next season in the Premiership it's the extra prize money, gate receipts, sponsorship etc. next season and every subsequent season that we spend in the top flight against the potential for even more seasons in the Championship and the damage that will do to the balance sheet. £2m wouldn't come close to covering that.

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You’ll get 4 sold out away crowds if you’re lucky in the premiership with Celtic and Rangers. The rest of the away supports are no better than the Championship. You’ll likely lose 2 sell out away crowds with Dundee so not sure where all these financial benefits are coming from, it’s not the English Premier League. Obviously, yes there’s more money, depending on your finish come the end of the season and depending on how well the old firm do in Europe, but if someone comes in and makes a bit for £1.5m - £2m that would outweigh any financial benefits of being promoted.
Not even sure where to start with that utter tripe
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You’ll get 4 sold out away crowds if you’re lucky in the premiership with Celtic and Rangers. The rest of the away supports are no better than the Championship. You’ll likely lose 2 sell out away crowds with Dundee so not sure where all these financial benefits are coming from, it’s not the English Premier League. Obviously, yes there’s more money, depending on your finish come the end of the season and depending on how well the old firm do in Europe, but if someone comes in and makes a bit for £1.5m - £2m that would outweigh any financial benefits of being promoted.


You are correct, Aberdeen bring a notoriously small away support to Tannadice.
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The benefit of going up this season isnt just the extra prize money next season in the Premiership it's the extra prize money, gate receipts, sponsorship etc. next season and every subsequent season that we spend in the top flight against the potential for even more seasons in the Championship and the damage that will do to the balance sheet. £2m wouldn't come close to covering that.
The real benefit is not lumping out Premiership wages (as you are undoubtedly doing now) with a Championship income.
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1 minute ago, DeeTillEhDeh said:

The real benefit is not lumping out Premiership wages (as you are undoubtedly doing now) with a Championship income.

The real benefit is not having to share a forum with you mouth breathers.*

 

 

* Not you personally DTED.

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5 minutes ago, DeeTillEhDeh said:
1 hour ago, Pull My Strings said:
The benefit of going up this season isnt just the extra prize money next season in the Premiership it's the extra prize money, gate receipts, sponsorship etc. next season and every subsequent season that we spend in the top flight against the potential for even more seasons in the Championship and the damage that will do to the balance sheet. £2m wouldn't come close to covering that.

The real benefit is not lumping out Premiership wages (as you are undoubtedly doing now) with a Championship income.

That's perfectly reasonable. It's not the route the new owner has chosen but it's no doubt a perfectly sensible alternative model to follow. The downside of course of spending a championship size budget is that you get a championship standard team and then you cross your fingers and hope for the best. We've tried that, tbf.

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Alloa and Arbroath famously bring the same size of support as Hibs and Hearts to away grounds.
Motherwell and Kilmarnock definitely don't bring more fans than Queen of the South and Inverness.

I know it’s been a while since you’ve been in the top flight but away crowds are nowhere near as big as you seem to think. You’re lucky if Killie, Motherwell etc bring over 200, the likes of Hamilton and Ross County bring under 50 - especially when you change the prices United will. Home attendances won’t change too much bar probably the first couple of home games. It also depends how the fixture lists works, you could hit the jackpot and have Rangers, Celtic and Aberdeen all at hike twice but you could also always only have them once.

The argument I was making isn’t that you don’t make more money in the premiership anyway. The argument was that if a team comes in for £1.5m - £2m in January with adds-ones etc that would be of more financial benefit that a couple hundred extra fans next season.
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