After a face-off which had
threaten to escalate into yet more sanctions upon Rangers by the SPFL, the
Ibrox side have the final laugh by charging a pittance for entry to the Queens
match.
threaten to escalate into yet more sanctions upon Rangers by the SPFL, the
Ibrox side have the final laugh by charging a pittance for entry to the Queens
match.
While not the perfect outcome for
Rangers fans, the £5 ticket price will bring in a mere £80,000 maximum and
stops the SPFL from being able to punish Rangers for not charging.
Rangers fans, the £5 ticket price will bring in a mere £80,000 maximum and
stops the SPFL from being able to punish Rangers for not charging.
The statement released by the
Club reads:
Club reads:
“The Club is pleased to announce that after
careful consideration tickets for the above match are priced at £5 across the
board.
careful consideration tickets for the above match are priced at £5 across the
board.
Several pricing structures, including allowing season-ticket holders
free admission with other fans paying between £5 and £20, were studied but it
is believed the most favourable option for the Club and its supporters is a
flat price of £5.
free admission with other fans paying between £5 and £20, were studied but it
is believed the most favourable option for the Club and its supporters is a
flat price of £5.
This means the Club can cover the costs of staging the match – between
£70,000 and £80,000 – and at the same time comply with the SPFL rule, which
demands a 50% levy from gate receipts after VAT (but not the Club’s costs) has
been deducted. The cost to the Club of allowing season-ticket holders free
admission would have been substantial after accounting for the levy that would
be due to the SPFL.
£70,000 and £80,000 – and at the same time comply with the SPFL rule, which
demands a 50% levy from gate receipts after VAT (but not the Club’s costs) has
been deducted. The cost to the Club of allowing season-ticket holders free
admission would have been substantial after accounting for the levy that would
be due to the SPFL.
Despite media speculation never at any time did Rangers state it would
not adhere to SPFL rules and the Club believes that setting this flat fee
should meet with the approval of all concerned.
not adhere to SPFL rules and the Club believes that setting this flat fee
should meet with the approval of all concerned.
The £5 ticket price for all will ensure as many supporters as possible
can back the team and should we progress to the next stage of the play-offs our
pricing policy will not change.”
can back the team and should we progress to the next stage of the play-offs our
pricing policy will not change.”
A very smart move from Rangers
which gets them out of any issues with the SPFL, while compromising on price
for fans.
which gets them out of any issues with the SPFL, while compromising on price
for fans.
a good kick in the teeth the spfl maffia
One word BRILLIANT
Yeah good solution. Gets it right up Thompson and Co.
Well played Rangers. A great price for the supporters and it leaves the parasites at the SPFL with much less than they were hoping to grab.
I think it's BRILLIANT too, Colin. We get to look like angels, the SPFL look like what they are — a bunch of greedy bastards — GREAT free advertising for our club and no one is seriously out of profit. Plus SPFL get a pittance to what they were hoping for. Now, to fill that stadium … and program sales (I was reminded) go to us … so if everyone buys a program, then that's cash in the hands of the club.
Yes, goes to show our new board has the club and fans best interest, unlike the previous parasites, and they current parasites who are still draining thousands from our club, messers McCoist and McDowall!!,,, oh, and I see McGregor is quoted saying that Rangers are a better team than Queen of the South!?,, For someone who is to blame for more than half of the goals conceded this season,, including Hearts last saturday,,He should keep his mouth shut!!, never or ever will rate him.
50000 fivers don't make 80000 at the school I went to
Did they not teach you about taking the VAT off at your school?
3 x 50,000 @ £5 =£750,000
SPFL Levy(50%) = £375,000
Match costs 3x£80k = £240,000
Profit =£135,000
Promotion prize money =£300,000(?)
Payment to NUFC =£500,000
Net loss on promotion =£ 65,000
Don't see how this is going to help cash flow.
Where is the money coming from for May's payroll?
Are we already biting into Ashley's 2nd £5m loan tranche and due to delisting no one wants to admit it?
Is King jetting in for the play offs…….how many matches has he seen on his previous visits?
Perhaps more importantly ….Rangers have also lost out on £500k
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