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By Gopherbashi · Posted
Optional monetary contribution on ticket sales? -
In light of this, I think we need to develop a strategy to come up with consistent, on-going sources of revenue which will help us create more branding for the V's (e.g. large in-stadium banners, flags, and other promotional material) to increase awareness. The challenge is that except for a small handful of home internationals, it's difficult to generate a more regular buzz about the V's. Hopefully with the CONCACAF Nations League, things will change a bit for the better. Or do we even dare try to enter the club supporter scene to increase exposure knowing how polarizing the MLS rivalries between the Impact and TFC are for example? Maybe it won't be as bitter in the CPL. -
I bought one of the Red Voyageurs hoodies Tuesday, it looks great and is a fabulous deal for $25! -
Great news. Big step for us - thanks for getting it done @socceronly! -
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By Gopherbashi · Posted
It was a joke about how many thousands you've sunk into this. 🤔 -
By socceronly · Posted
The biggest source of confusion on this point, and only potential source of revenue really, is ticketing. TM will put $13.50 on a ticket, that actually costs me $16 to buy. Then we add Pay Pal fees to resell those tickets and round up, so it is now $17. People think The Voyageurs are making $3.50 a ticket, when it's actually 23 cents. We sold about $1300 worth of scarves at Joe's on Tuesday which cost about $800 to buy. $500 takes a small dent out of the hosting fees. Given the frequency of games we have, I am not sure where people think money would actually come from. -
By socceronly · Posted
Oh lord yes. I can't imagine the fuckery that goes on. I have seen it on a few occasions and the stories on the amounts of missing money from soccer will turn you green. I guess my point was I was trying to head off at the pass that this will be based on Voyageurs popularity so to speak I am not going to form some egalitarian board just to hit geographic and diversity checkboxes for the sake of doing it. -
By untoldsean · Posted
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By Unnamed Trialist · Posted
You'd be surprised by what happens in non-profits, by who is supposedly going to do a competent job and who may be right on paper and is not in practice. All I am saying is this: I give zero fucks about what you think you are setting up. Competence cannot be predetermined a priori, nor is it very logical to start by profiling on the basis of perceived areas of ability. You are doing a great job setting up the mechanism, but you don't need to condition or telegraph the result that way.
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