| 41,000 Womens Super League - Chelsea vs Spurs on Sunday 09:32 - Sep 6 with 1149 views | pennblue |
We need to get on this, its going to be massive for the club |  |
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| 41,000 Womens Super League - Chelsea vs Spurs on Sunday on 09:33 - Sep 6 with 1139 views | footers |
How is it going to be massive for us? Am I missing something? |  |
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| 41,000 Womens Super League - Chelsea vs Spurs on Sunday on 09:49 - Sep 6 with 1089 views | pennblue |
| 41,000 Womens Super League - Chelsea vs Spurs on Sunday on 09:33 - Sep 6 by footers |
How is it going to be massive for us? Am I missing something? |
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| 41,000 Womens Super League - Chelsea vs Spurs on Sunday on 09:52 - Sep 6 with 1078 views | brazil1982 |
Since the FA decided to kick out Doncaster Belles and replace them with Man City Ladies I have no time for this league. | | | |
| 41,000 Womens Super League - Chelsea vs Spurs on Sunday on 09:53 - Sep 6 with 1073 views | dirtyboy |
| 41,000 Womens Super League - Chelsea vs Spurs on Sunday on 09:49 - Sep 6 by pennblue |
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I did wonder with the success of the Women's WC if there would be much of a halo effect on the game at a more local level. 700+ at the most recent game is a good start, I would guess if they held matches at PR they'd get a fair few more now and again, but does that revenue income outweight the wear and tear on the pitch?
As with anything, it's a numbers game, but it's certainly got potential. |  | | |
| 41,000 Womens Super League - Chelsea vs Spurs on Sunday on 09:54 - Sep 6 with 1068 views | Reuser_is_God |
| 41,000 Womens Super League - Chelsea vs Spurs on Sunday on 09:49 - Sep 6 by pennblue |
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It seems our women’s team is doing okay to be fair, 750+ at their game the other night. |  |
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| 41,000 Womens Super League - Chelsea vs Spurs on Sunday on 09:58 - Sep 6 with 1050 views | Pinewoodblue |
With this summer's signings it could be argued that Evans is already on it. |  |
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| 41,000 Womens Super League - Chelsea vs Spurs on Sunday on 10:14 - Sep 6 with 1025 views | mattrolow |
There's absolutely no money in women's football at all, in terms of revenue. Tickets are generally £6/£7 for adults and to get attendances like this they give most of them out for free.
The FA keep all of the sponsorship and TV money they generate, and distribute just over £100k to clubs on an annual basis.
Some clubs at the top are losing over £1m a year.
The sport has grown so much and deserves a lot more, but when clubs have tried to charge more for tickets, the attendances aren't there. | | | |
| 41,000 Womens Super League - Chelsea vs Spurs on Sunday on 13:13 - Sep 6 with 823 views | BlueyandCrazy |
Caveat is free tickets for Chelsea v Spurs explaining large attendance | |
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