aa what i meant was, they get more money if a replay was at a bigger venue.since bigger venue generates more income.some % goes to the home club some goes to the away club just tpk said below.since they already playing at ot, so they get that 1 part of that game.but per say it was us travelling, then they can hope for draw and earn more along the way , 2 parts wch is bigger in portion then the 1st they got .

This post has been edited by mhyug: Jan 31 2011, 12:42 AM

Fulham got penalty. LOL.

Owh now i know why. If the 80/20 profit is true, then it's a durian runtuh for them la.

I am not sure how is the allocation done, but say it is 80/20, that means they are allocating roughly 15k for Crawley. However Crawley's own stadium is only 5k, i am not sure if they have enough fanbase to even fill the 15k allocated space. Whether the allocation is set, or is determined based on expected attendance of the visiting teams, that i do not know.

However say it is at OT and maybe many of Crawley's non-stadium going fans will travel then they will boost the number. But dont forget not everyone can travel so that means less travellers too. These 2 factors squared off and i would expect roughly 5k of travelling fans as well.

interesting

This post has been edited by pyroboy1911: Jan 31 2011, 12:45 AM

thats the beauty.neutrals coming in from that area would sure love to see a big club and great std

dawson redcard and 2nd penalty to Fulham.

LOL fulham happy.

And Ex-Pool Murphy scored 2 for Fulham.

waaa...can we expect harry to sacrifice this cup now or will he battle it out???

You mean 15k pound? or 15k seats.

Ahahha. It's okay you guys just continue with your math and statistic and watever. I have some troubles to understand calculation. I'm off to bed.

fulham almost made it 3.

15k seats. Since OT is around 75k. I use Essien's calculator, 75kX20%= 15k seats. But anyway, thats not really the point of my post. No matter home or away any extra game will mean extra income for them so there's an incentive for them.

This post has been edited by pyroboy1911: Jan 31 2011, 12:50 AM

Okay, for those who don't understand, here's an article that would make you enlighten. There are also some facts which I'll post here as well

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/footbal...raw-430657.html

CASE STUDY ONE: BURTON ALBION v Manchester Utd

GAMES Pirelli Stadium, 8/1/06, drew 0-0. Replay: Old Trafford, 18/1/06, lost 0-5

EARNINGS Burton of the Conference held United to a 0-0 home draw, in front of a record crowd of 6,191 at their Pirelli Stadium. They also earned £150,000 from live Sky coverage. The replay at Old Trafford made them another £150,000 from live television coverage on the BBC, plus 45 per cent of net gate receipts from a crowd of 53,564 (around £600,000 for Burton). Extra merchandise sales, hoarding advertisement income and FA prize-money took Burton's total earnings from the tie to more than £1m.

AND NOW? One year on, they are thriving, financially and on the pitch, lie fourth in the Conference and are chasing promotion to the Football League with excellent facilities ready if they manage to get there.

FFUUUU!!! Itu memang DURIAN RUNTUH WEI.

ah yes, i was looking for such articles. I guess it could be a huge turnout if it's a big match for them, coz they can easily generate 10x more buyers than their normal stadium capacity, be it own fans or neutral viewers

Good la, win win situation. we get slightly better chance of progressing, they get cash

fulham 3 up now.

Hangelaand scored. Bye bye Spurs.

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Added on January 31, 2011, 12:56 amKenapa takde orang come up with Ref is a closet Fulham fan?

This post has been edited by boxsystem: Jan 31 2011, 12:56 AM

Ticket allocation question solved:



then i stand corrected, whether they have a small traveling fans or not, they will still get a big chunk.

Is there any chance or Miracle in Craven Cottage?

No chance. 4-nil.