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Don’t think it’s been updated on here, but we’ve signed Joe Wright from Kilmarnock and Josh Neufville from Wimbledon. Both players won player of the season at their clubs last time out. Ins: Max Power Curtis Tilt Joe Wright Josh Neufville Sam Walker has extended his stay by signing a...

Quite frankly, we’ll be very lucky to stay up, given how strong this division has become. Pretty much a Premier League III at this stage.

I look forward to reviewing your accounts next year.

Which L2 season is that, because if you’re referring to last season, your accounts aren’t due until next March. If you’re quoting your most recent revenue release, it’s relative to your L1 season (23/24). £8m in L1 is a very low figure.

Great signing, that.

This! They have to pump millions in to make-up the gap. We’ve seen that in their FYE accounts. We managed to turnover £9.5m in L2, setting a club record for commercial income for that division. Whilst we won’t have the biggest playing budget in L1, I’m willing to stick my neck out and say...

Couple of years ago now:

No different to our last stint in L1 with Wolves, Sheff United, Blackburn, Sunderland, Preston, Bristol City, Millwall etc all spending millions.

Interesting! £4m-£5m isn’t huge budget in L2 these days. Our budget last season (23/24) was £4.2m. Our owner put in £2m this year so our budget this season will have been £5m+. We’re set to generate circa £12m+ revenue next season (minimum), so I’d expect us to have a decent budget. Certainly...

leedsvaliant - was it confirmed exactly how large your budget was?

Nothing official from the club, but we’ve shifted the same amount according to our local rag.

Well, we won’t be falling into this category next season. As always, visiting supporters will be allocated 2,800-3,100 at Valley Parade. It’ll still be too many for Hudders, they never did sell out.

Played for AGF, who finished third behind Midtjylland and Copenhagen - even finished above Randers and Brøndby. Call it poor but it’ll be a better level than L1/L2.

Under 5k home fans - this the norm for Wycombe?

Can’t recall the suite capacities, but I’m sure it’s around 1,500. They’re always sold out. When we hit financial troubles coming out of the Premier League, we launched 25 year ST’s at £2,500 - we ended up selling 900 or so. That said, these ST holders are still required to pay £180 per season...

£99 - wow! Erm, 2008? limited to circa 850 seats. They were only available in the Bradford End, upper tier. Rest of the ground was £150 back then. It then increased steadily season upon season. ST’s were £250 this season. We shifted 14,000. We generally have 3,000+ per game walk-up. As for...

Full paying adults ticket: £300-£516 - early bird £399-£615 - from tomorrow

Last update was Thursday, when we announced 15,100 sold. This doesn’t include the final day of early bird sales, so I imagine the total is nearer 16,000. Now we’ve achieved promotion, I think we’ll shift another 1,000. With so many local games next season, a 20k+ average gate seems plausible.

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