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@breeno19@BAFAOfficial The costs are a real issue IMO. I don’t understand the increased, especially as it’s way higher than Cost of living increase.
The fact it auto renews on ineligible coaches is an issue too, but as I said, I’d think that’s Azolve, not BAFA.
@coachDbutler Thanks coach, appreciate it!
I’ve no ill will towards @breeno19 but he seems to think I’m either to blame, or am part of a conspiracy hiding something.
BAFA fired me, I owe them nothing. Im just fed up listening to conspiracies about people stealing money. It’s not happening
@breeno19@CoachAstley You’re the one dismissing them by counting them as costs per game.
Game costs are one thing.
Programme costs are another.
Both need to be counted and analysed, but as separate items.
@breeno19@CoachAstley But I’d told you beforehand, genuine game costs for a NP game are about £20-25k. Cause I actually built a budget for these games, home & away.
The total cost to run the programme vs the number of games played is arbitrary and doesn’t take in running costs that sit outside games.
@coachDbutler I pay £60 a year or whatever the reg costs are to coach my team. That’s what I get from it. Every other player and coach is the same.
What the league does with that money isnt a big priority for me.
@breeno19@CoachAstley I still don’t understand this ‘answer my question’ shit. It’s basic maths, you could have done it all yourself.
Why did I have to answer it?
I also still don’t understand what you’ve got from it. What does breaking it down on a per game basis do that total costs didn’t?
@breeno19@CoachAstley On an assumed 12 games played over 2 years, yes. But I don’t know for certain how many games were played.
It a lot of money yeah, are they wasting money across the board, not just NP, yeah.
I, like 99.9% of Britball don’t care enough to do anything though, so it’s all moot.
@breeno19@CoachAstley No clue. Best guess across all the programmes probably 12.
So they brought in £34k per game and spent £52k per game. So each game, BAFA spent £18k for the pleasure. Obviously all averages.
But as I said, typical game costs are around £20-25k.
Does that answer it now?
@breeno19@CoachAstley What question do you want me to answer?
Twitter isn’t my bag, and I dunno how to see all retweets, so just tell me what I’m not answering?
@breeno19@CoachAstley No, I’m saying total costs does not equal game costs.
Wanting to understand the costs of each game, I understand that, and the answer is £20-25k per game, about that. Multiply that out for every U17/U19/Adult/Womens game….
The rest is practice money for all programmes.
@breeno19@CoachAstley But it’s not a relevant question. Cause you’ll say if it was 10 games that’s £62.5k a game and that ludicrous.
But that’s not real. Cause you’ll need to take probably 60% (??) of the costs out for everything leading up to games. £25k a game played is probably right.
@breeno19@CoachAstley That’s also not £625k for just games. That covers all practice facilities, HUDL/Qwickcut subscription, medical staff and supplies (this is easy the biggest expense for a training day)and more.
It’s probably 100+ events over 2 years.
@breeno19@CoachAstley That is the self funded money (NP Income) for all NP squads. They play in big stadiums and tour with big squads, hence big costs.
I promise you now, as an external person to GB but with experience of it, every cost there is justified.
@CoachMikey73 Main takeaway should be quality over quantity. Everyone is saying the same thing there.
Outside of that, really depends on if you have a QB or not. If you do, loads of options. If you don’t, put your best athlete back there and teach him to throw one pass really well and RTB