View Full Version : Are you Wolves No.1 fan ? - Part 2
Golden Oldie
18-10-2005, 13:39
How much money do you reckon you've personally ploughed into the club directly (including pie purchases)? smileys/smiley2.gif
I reckon i've contributed circa £1000.00Edited by: Golden Oldie
whitemouse75
18-10-2005, 13:41
£1k? i've probably spent that this season.and i havent even got the new shirt.
19th Holer
18-10-2005, 13:42
IDON'T EVEN WANT TO THINK ABOUT IT smileys/smiley5.gif
I used to go away with the Hatherton lot, that was an expense to start with (breakfast then a minimum gallon before the game).Edited by: 19th Holer
Golden Oldie
18-10-2005, 13:42
£1k? i've probably spent that this season.and i havent even got the new shirt.
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paddingtonwolf
18-10-2005, 13:42
directly into the club say 70 games at between 6.50 and 25 quid a pop (away game percentage of gate I have no idea) I will guess 1250 quid
8 tops - 20-40 each I guess estimate 250 quid
programmes - another 110 quid
wolves, flaming brilliant lighter from the club shop, priceless
whitemouse75
18-10-2005, 13:46
seriously goldie, how often do you go? 1,000 isnt a lot really in relation to the ticket/beer/food prices.
Essex Wolf
18-10-2005, 13:48
Including many years as a ST holder, buying at least 2 tops for myself each year from goodness knows how far back plus last 20 years of buying 2 for each of my two sons, sponsoring games in the days when I could afford it, buying dozens of other club shop items hen I'd hazard a guess at many thousands over the years.
Golden Oldie
18-10-2005, 13:49
seriously goldie, how often do you go? 1,000 isnt a lot really in relation to the ticket/beer/food prices.
Always take my own food & drink and usually get a free read of the programmes. As for tickets, well let's just say I have a few contacts in high places. smileys/smiley2.gif
paddingtonwolf
18-10-2005, 13:49
plus funds directly into the club isn't the right measure. The club doesn't get your travel costs to eitherhome or away games, or indeed the lions share of the away ticket you buy, but it still is cash out of the bank for the supporter
SOA Wolf
18-10-2005, 13:50
Over 1000 games, programmes at each one....first 10 years walked to matches when living in Wolvo, then next 10 years at average of around 60 miles per round trip, the next 10 years travelling over 400 miles per home game, and the last 8 at 100 miles, plus around 250 to 300 away games...plus food plus beer = smileys/smiley19.gif....I could have been a millionaire......If I'd have saved the money I could have bought into the board....invested more than all the board memebers put together...now that CANNOT be right.smileys/smiley7.gif
paddingtonwolf
18-10-2005, 13:51
As for tickets, well let's just say I have a few contacts in high places. smileys/smiley2.gif
prawn sarnie munching junket rider
Golden Oldie
18-10-2005, 13:54
As for tickets, well let's just say I have a few contacts in high places. smileys/smiley2.gif
prawn sarnie munching junket rider
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plus funds directly into the club isn't the right measure. The club doesn't get your travel costs to eitherhome or away games, or indeed the lions share of the away ticket you buy, but it still is cash out of the bank for the supporter
It's not the club's fault you don't follow you local team and travel miles
Can anyone top Sir Jack's contribution??
Deutsch Wolf
18-10-2005, 13:56
Why does buying food at the ground make you a better fan?
SOA Wolf
18-10-2005, 13:57
Can anyone top Sir Jack's contribution??
No, but unfortunately he is no longer officially a board member...he is the only one I can be bothered with....puts his money where his mouth is.Edited by: SOA Wolf
Can anyone top Sir Jack's contribution??
as a %age, probably quite a few die-hards. Not me bymillions ofmiles
Golden Oldie
18-10-2005, 14:04
Why does buying food at the ground make you a better fan?
It all goes in the same pot my good friend. smileys/smiley2.gif
paddingtonwolf
18-10-2005, 14:06
plus funds directly into the club isn't the right measure. The club doesn't get your travel costs to eitherhome or away games, or indeed the lions share of the away ticket you buy, but it still is cash out of the bank for the supporter
It's not the club's fault you don't follow you local team and travel miles
that wasn't what I meant - away followers incur massive travel cost too but this doesn't go to the Wolves.
SOA Wolf
18-10-2005, 14:06
Why does buying food at the ground make you a better fan?
No, just a rich one...have you seen the prices...scandalous. Used to buy stuff, don't bother now...great long term economics from the master of alienation ....JM
Why does buying food at the ground make you a better fan?
It all goes in the same pot my good friend. smileys/smiley2.gif
Is that before or after you've eaten it smileys/smiley36.gif
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