The Preston Party Thread!

[magicdaps10]

As a promotion push against 2 teams just( ish ) above us and having just lost to another one above us then dropping another 3 pts IMHO would be the end of any promotion hopes, so it just has to be 6 out of 6.

Well today was 1 ticked off and 3 points in the bag.
Alot of games are going to be sleeves rolled up and today was one of them.

 

[LeonWasTheDogs]

Well today was 1 ticked off and 3 points in the bag.
Alot of games are going to be sleeves rolled up and today was one of them.

Today was ugly wasn’t it. It wasn’t a pretty watch and Bristol made it a very tough game. We may sometimes lack quality but this team have now got heart

 

[magicdaps10]

Today was ugly wasn’t it. It wasn’t a pretty watch and Bristol made it a very tough game. We may sometimes lack quality but this team have now got heart

Will certainly help having these types of games at home as it will hopefully help us to go on the right path in picking up points away from home.

 

[Londonlisa2001]

Terrible crowd today guys,Lisa will be very cross.

3000 fewer tickets sold than could have been if they’d linked the match.

That’s somewhere between £100k and £120k of net revenue once you take tickets and spend inside the stadium into account.

We’re selling the naming rights to our ground for a whole season for that sort of ballpark under the present agreement.

It’s a missed opportunity. As they will realise.

I suspect they were caught out by the enthusiasm people have for seeing a famous person pitchside for 5 minutes…

 

[Darran]

3000 fewer tickets sold than could have been if they’d linked the match.

That’s somewhere between £100k and £120k of net revenue once you take tickets and spend inside the stadium into account.

We’re selling the naming rights to our ground for a whole season for that sort of ballpark under the present agreement.

It’s a missed opportunity. As they will realise.

I suspect they were caught out by the enthusiasm people have for seeing a famous person pitchside for 5 minutes…

 

[monmouth]

3000 fewer tickets sold than could have been if they’d linked the match.

That’s somewhere between £100k and £120k of net revenue once you take tickets and spend inside the stadium into account.

We’re selling the naming rights to our ground for a whole season for that sort of ballpark under the present agreement.

It’s a missed opportunity. As they will realise.

I suspect they were caught out by the enthusiasm people have for seeing a famous person pitchside for 5 minutes…

Yeah, have to say, I bought my ticket because I was planning to see my sister and so was in Swansea anyway, I didn't expect it to sell out, although I was taken aback by how sparse the spaces were even then. Some people are nuts, clearly, but It'll be nice to see the ground well populated again. If I'm being honest I have no real idea who Snoop Doggy Dogg is.

 

[Londonlisa2001]

Yeah, have to say, I bought my ticket because I was planning to see my sister and so was in Swansea anyway, I didn't expect it to sell out, although I was taken aback by how sparse the spaces were even then. Some people are nuts, clearly, but It'll be nice to see the ground well populated again. If I'm being honest I have no real idea who Snoop Doggy Dogg is.

Whatever gets bums on seats to be honest.

The reality is that this is all probably the inevitable outcome of PSR. The Americanisation of sport.

It’ll be a matter of time before you start to see Wrexham vs Man City being played in New York. Much as the NFL plays games here now.

I personally think it’s all awful but it is what it is. We can’t ignore it if we want to progress.

 

[Swanjaxs]

Yeah, have to say, I bought my ticket because I was planning to see my sister and so was in Swansea anyway, I didn't expect it to sell out, although I was taken aback by how sparse the spaces were even then. Some people are nuts, clearly, but It'll be nice to see the ground well populated again. If I'm being honest I have no real idea who Snoop Doggy Dogg is.

Before Snoop Dogg bought some shares he could have walked past me in Wind St and I would have been none the wiser.

 

[Londonlisa2001]

Before Snoop Dogg bought some shares he could have walked past me in Wind St and I would have been none the wiser.

And to reiterate. No money has come into the club as a result of any of these ‘investments’.

Whether any money has been invested at the American company level is unknown. But if it has, it hasn’t gone down into the club.

 

[Swanjaxs]

And to reiterate. No money has come into the club as a result of any of these ‘investments’.

Whether any money has been invested at the American company level is unknown. But if it has, it hasn’t gone down into the club.

Ahhh so this Snoop Dogg palaver is doing us harm then?

 

[Cinio Dydd Sul]

We've sold more tickets for this football match because an American rapper is at the stadium than when we played Valencia in European competition.

People are fucking mad (and I quite like rap music).

 

[Londonlisa2001]

Ahhh so this Snoop Dogg palaver is doing us harm then?

No.

Just saying we haven’t received any investment into the club from these high profile people.

The last investment in the club was in November 2024.

They may or may not have put money into the US holding company. Not possible to tell as it’s in Delaware and, therefore, secret.

 

[Swans Jack]

Before Snoop Dogg bought some shares he could have walked past me in Wind St and I would have been none the wiser.

Im frightened to ask the average age on this forum now . Not that's an issue. . Huggy Bear anyone

 

[Copamundial]

3000 fewer tickets sold than could have been if they’d linked the match.

That’s somewhere between £100k and £120k of net revenue once you take tickets and spend inside the stadium into account.

We’re selling the naming rights to our ground for a whole season for that sort of ballpark under the present agreement.

It’s a missed opportunity. As they will realise.

I suspect they were caught out by the enthusiasm people have for seeing a famous person pitchside for 5 minutes…

Maybe if they linked it to a train ticket from London you might have attended the match.

 

[Londonlisa2001]

Im frightened to ask the average age on this forum now . Not that's an issue. . Huggy Bear anyone

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Old enough to know that Antonio Fargas was the real Huggy Bear…

And David Soul and Paul Michael Glaser the real Starsky and Hutch.