syston_fox Posted 13 March 2007 Posted 13 March 2007 Ever thought that they seem a little low compared to how many people seem to be in the ground? Learnt today in an auditing lecture that what most clubs do is knock a couple of thousand off the attendance when its announced. That way the money that has been made from selling these tickets that are "unsold" goes unrecorded in the clubs accounts and is used to pay for the bungs and that kind of activities that clubs dont want broadcasting. Pretty sure that we've been guilty of it a couple of times this season. Interesting little fact for you
Bryn Posted 13 March 2007 Posted 13 March 2007 Who the fook are we gonna be paying bungs to? The agents probably paid us to take some of these ****ers on
James. Posted 13 March 2007 Posted 13 March 2007 Ever thought that they seem a little low compared to how many people seem to be in the ground? Learnt today in an auditing lecture that what most clubs do is knock a couple of thousand off the attendance when its announced. That way the money that has been made from selling these tickets that are "unsold" goes unrecorded in the clubs accounts and is used to pay for the bungs and that kind of activities that clubs dont want broadcasting. Pretty sure that we've been guilty of it a couple of times this season. Interesting little fact for you That's an ambitious word to use in a post like that! I think auditors of the accounts will rely on more than just the match day attendance announcement for reconciling tickets receipts to crowd levels. Don't you?
hebangsthedrums Posted 13 March 2007 Posted 13 March 2007 That's an ambitious word to use in a post like that! I think auditors of the accounts will rely on more than just the match day attendance announcement for reconciling tickets receipts to crowd levels. Don't you? Nah they won't - I can see it now: Head LCFC Account - "how many today Birchy?" Birch - "er 26459?" Head LCFC Account - "OK I'll just crayon that into my book"
FrankieWorthoYaggedMyWife Posted 14 March 2007 Posted 14 March 2007 This kind of trick is pulled all the time in non-league football but i would be sceptical as to whether it goes on at Le Stade de Milan?
Guest Posted 14 March 2007 Posted 14 March 2007 Learnt today in an auditing lecture that what most clubs do is knock a couple of thousand off the attendance when its announced. That way the money that has been made from selling these tickets that are "unsold" goes unrecorded in the clubs accounts and is used to pay for the bungs and that kind of activities that clubs dont want broadcasting. Pretty sure that we've been guilty of it a couple of times this season. Interesting little fact for you Having read most of the chapter on Defamation, that's not a very sensible comment to post.
Floating Fox Posted 14 March 2007 Posted 14 March 2007 When I spoke to the H&S officer he said that the attendences realeased are usually higher than the amount inside the stadium.
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