50/50 will be back

[Scotchegg]

My point is are they going to raise more money by charging £2.50 a ticket.

Maybe, maybe not. But they are also providing an opportunity for 5 fans to win a pair of tickets to the anniversary event rather than going to the highest bidders. Charging £2.50 per ticket means that the event tickets could cost as little as £1.25 each to represent the 125th anniversary. Personally I can see nothing but positives here!

 

[Foley]

My point is are they going to raise more money by charging £2.50 a ticket.

Obviously if enough people buy tickets. Hopefully people will support the cause

 

[Manorlounger]

We'll be buying tickets. Perversely, if we win, it will cost us a lot more to stop over for the night! Not fussed, good cause and maybe, maybe, we might enjoy ourselves.

 

[makv]

How many away fans are going to buy a ticket for this?
And how many home fans will have time to go home after a game and get dressed for a black tie event?

The draw is today. The dinner is on October 27. Pretty sure most people have time to get home and changed.

 

[Anthomic]

The draw is today. The dinner is on October 27. Pretty sure most people have time to get home and changed.

We do a have a game on the 27th October.

 

[makv]

We do a have a game on the 27th October.

Woosh, right?

 

[cassox]

wouldnt entertain paying £2.50 same as the national lottery and Euro....its a little flutter....no need to put the prices up ...... WHEN THE FUN STOPS ....STOP!!!!

 

[Marked Ox]

https://www.oufc.co.uk/news/2018/september/academy-update3/

Well, it raised £2800 for the Academy.

 

[Foley]

https://www.oufc.co.uk/news/2018/september/academy-update3/

Well, it raised £2800 for the Academy.

That's excellent. Going to a very good cause and a few people have a good evening ahead (I assume)
If 50% of the takings go as a prize normally I assume that it is normally what £1500 to £2000 taken?
On that basis it was a success.