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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 2:46 pm 
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Improving magnificently well. We do need a GF appearance ASAP to get that big push... Question though, is Carlton in a position to skyrocket? No doubt in my mind we have the list to play in a grand final. Weight for weight and everything is equal we can beat anyone - no doubt.


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 2:48 pm 
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Their revenue growth has come to a grinding halt.


You better not say that to Emirates Airline, Westpac, adidas and CGU. Let me tell you something about Collingwood - and it pains me greatly to type this. They have brand value like no other sporting club in the Southern Hemisphere. They 'get' the customer. They are valued at valued at $344million - a whopping $87million ahead of the nearest placed AFL club (don't ask - we're miles off second place).

They are the most-watched Australian football club on television for 3 years running. They have a jumper sponsorship worth $14million over 7 years with insurance giant CGU. When Forbes released a list of the world's top 20 most valuable soccer clubs. German club Hamburg SV (14th) were valued at $US340m, which is just below Collingwood. Even Manchester City (15th) were also less than the Pies at $US291m.

They have worked tirelessly re-connecting with all sections of its fan base over the last decade. They are streets ahead...sponsors come to them....so don't tell me their revenue growth has come to a grinding halt.

Baby steps we're getting there....we need more time dammit!

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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 2:48 pm 
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DocSherrin wrote:
j.scarponi wrote:
Their revenue growth has come to a grinding halt.


You better not say that to Emirates Airline, Westpac, adidas and CGU. Let me tell you something about Collingwood - and it pains me greatly to type this. They have brand value like no other sporting club in the Southern Hemisphere. They 'get' the customer. They are valued at valued at $344million - a whopping $87million ahead of the nearest placed AFL club (don't ask - we're miles off second place).

They are the most-watched Australian football club on television for 3 years running. They have a jumper sponsorship worth $14million over 7 years with insurance giant CGU. When Forbes released a list of the world's top 20 most valuable soccer clubs. German club Hamburg SV (14th) were valued at $US340m, which is just below Collingwood. Even Manchester City (15th) were also less than the Pies at $US291m.

They have worked tirelessly re-connecting with all sections of its fan base over the last decade. They are streets ahead...sponsors come to them....so don't tell me their revenue growth has come to a grinding halt.


Thats exactly what I am telling you.

http://www.collingwoodfc.com.au/portals ... report.pdf

Page 8


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 2:51 pm 
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I decided to read both ours and Collingwood's Annual reports from 2009-2011. We have slowly climbed in revenue over that peroid while Collingwood had a HUGE jump in revenue between the 2009 and 2010 reports while from 2010 to the 2011 reports they have stagnated but that's only over 1 year. You'd obviously have to take it over a longer period than that.

Reading our annual report does paint a pretty average picture for us. Yes we have improved a little but to me personally i feel it's just not good enough to be average, like Synbad has been going on and on about. We are Carlton and SHOULD be number 1. Not number 2 or number 3 or number 8 or whatever! Maybe if we do improve on the field that it might have a massive effect on our revenue but i really do feel we need someone with more experience in running a company like Doc Sherrin mentioned, like say Harold Mitchell. He's obviously been very successful in anything he has been involved in and he is a Carlton supporter to boot!

Nothing against Kernahan or anything. He is a reluctant president after all!


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 2:52 pm 
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Don't worry about Collingwood they came and gone three GF and one premiership to show for it. Such a terrific template to follow... Oh did I mention their assets fell 8% and their expenditure is out of control?


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:02 pm 
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j.scarponi wrote:
Don't worry about Collingwood they came and gone three GF and one premiership to show for it. Such a terrific template to follow... Oh did I mention their assets fell 8% and their expenditure is out of control?


What sort of debt do they have?


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:04 pm 
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j.scarponi wrote:
Don't worry about Collingwood they came and gone three GF and one premiership to show for it. Such a terrific template to follow... Oh did I mention their assets fell 8% and their expenditure is out of control?


Still streets ahead of where we find ourselves.

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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:07 pm 
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j.scarponi wrote:
Their revenue growth has come to a grinding halt.

Ah, at last we agree. Yes, that's what we've been saying. In fact, not quite yet, but as soon as Pratts and Mathieson say "no more", it WILL happen.

But, it's good to see you finally listen to reason. Yes, Carlton's revenue growth is about to come to a grinding halt.

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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:11 pm 
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2:1 standard. Losing ~8 % of assets & no revenue growth suggests their expenditure is out of control. They will feel pain with a slight pull back in memberships.


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:11 pm 
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j.scarponi wrote:
Don't worry about Collingwood they came and gone three GF and one premiership to show for it. Such a terrific template to follow... Oh did I mention their assets fell 8% and their expenditure is out of control?


I am sure on going financial crisis did wonders for many asset values, especially property in Melbourne

The benchmarks in terms of on field success in the last few years are Geelong, Collingwood, Hawthorn and St Kilda, West Coast (exc 2010) and Sydney are usually there abouts.

When we start beating these clubs on a regular basis we can say we are successful.

I am hoping that we are doing a West Coast bottoming in 2010 due to injury and then its likely to be two top 4 finishes.

But West Coast has premiership winning players and coach. We have Judd.


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:14 pm 
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Wojee wrote:
j.scarponi wrote:
Don't worry about Collingwood they came and gone three GF and one premiership to show for it. Such a terrific template to follow... Oh did I mention their assets fell 8% and their expenditure is out of control?


Still streets ahead of where we find ourselves.


Nope
Carlton 10% growth
Collingwood 0% growth


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:15 pm 
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Gavstar22 wrote:
j.scarponi wrote:
Don't worry about Collingwood they came and gone three GF and one premiership to show for it. Such a terrific template to follow... Oh did I mention their assets fell 8% and their expenditure is out of control?


I am sure on going financial crisis did wonders for many asset values, especially property in Melbourne

The benchmarks in terms of on field success in the last few years are Geelong, Collingwood, Hawthorn and St Kilda, West Coast (exc 2010) and Sydney are usually there abouts.

When we start beating these clubs on a regular basis we can say we are successful.

I am hoping that we are doing a West Coast bottoming in 2010 due to injury and then its likely to be two top 4 finishes.

But West Coast has premiership winning players and coach. We have Judd.


Didn't know Ratts was an emrgency in 1995?


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:18 pm 
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So let's change tact slightly. Here's how the Boards sub-committee's works.

Football - Kernahan, Gleeson, Harrison, Newton

Finance - Newton, Fried, Harrison, LoGiudice

Governence & HR - Lee, Clarke, Moulton, Suss

Marketing & Membership - Germinder, Fried, Gleeson, LoGuidice, Pratt

Remuneration - Kernahan, Clarke, Lee, Newton

Geelong don't have a football sub-committee nor a marketing & membership committee at board level. See what they've done? Removed operations from the board. How'd you like to be a senior manager in marketing taking direction from Adrian Gleeson? They should only be reporting to the CEO. I'm fine with the board supporting, reviewing and monitoring the operational performances, but I'm of the opinion that these sub-committee's are unnecessary and place unnecessary burden on the CEO and his staff. Sticks and Swann should be driving these changes. Geelong also made Brian Cook a director. Such a smart move.


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:26 pm 
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It is disappointing we didnt hit 50k members this year. Total failure by the marketing department- but I see no weakness in marketing strategies - I am not a marketing guy anyway. I support the club to make the GF this year or next and hit 60-65k members. Home finals, preliminaries, GF etc all add up to the membership growth pool. Need to play in a GF as soon as possible - supporting the club to make it this year. Need to pull finger out though - but can be done.


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:27 pm 
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Pafloyul wrote:
DocSherrin wrote:
j.scarponi wrote:
Well everyone has opinions and I respect them, believe it or not. Some facts will be nice though. You don't have anything guys... zilcho. So keep crying I guess.


It's not lost on me that you joined this site on April Fool's Day. There's something very familiar about your posts...sure you haven't posted under another alias before? Maybe many aliases.



You mean inverted Obama? :-o

He's better than Melvey...

Or Hot Cox...


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:30 pm 
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j.scarponi wrote:
Gavstar22 wrote:
j.scarponi wrote:
Don't worry about Collingwood they came and gone three GF and one premiership to show for it. Such a terrific template to follow... Oh did I mention their assets fell 8% and their expenditure is out of control?


I am sure on going financial crisis did wonders for many asset values, especially property in Melbourne

The benchmarks in terms of on field success in the last few years are Geelong, Collingwood, Hawthorn and St Kilda, West Coast (exc 2010) and Sydney are usually there abouts.

When we start beating these clubs on a regular basis we can say we are successful.

I am hoping that we are doing a West Coast bottoming in 2010 due to injury and then its likely to be two top 4 finishes.

But West Coast has premiership winning players and coach. We have Judd.


Didn't know Ratts was an emrgency in 1995?


Is Ratts playing? I thought he was coaching?


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j.scarponi wrote:
Wojee wrote:
j.scarponi wrote:
Don't worry about Collingwood they came and gone three GF and one premiership to show for it. Such a terrific template to follow... Oh did I mention their assets fell 8% and their expenditure is out of control?


Still streets ahead of where we find ourselves.


Nope
Carlton 10% growth
Collingwood 0% growth


So the only thing we're ahead of Collingwood in is growth yet by every other measurable figure they're well ahead?

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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:34 pm 
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Well they would be disappointed and largely incompetent if their memebership numbers were not in front of ours after three grand final appearances and we have 2 wooden spoons in that same period.


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:34 pm 
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j.scarponi wrote:
DocSherrin wrote:
j.scarponi wrote:
Their revenue growth has come to a grinding halt.


You better not say that to Emirates Airline, Westpac, adidas and CGU. Let me tell you something about Collingwood - and it pains me greatly to type this. They have brand value like no other sporting club in the Southern Hemisphere. They 'get' the customer. They are valued at valued at $344million - a whopping $87million ahead of the nearest placed AFL club (don't ask - we're miles off second place).

They are the most-watched Australian football club on television for 3 years running. They have a jumper sponsorship worth $14million over 7 years with insurance giant CGU. When Forbes released a list of the world's top 20 most valuable soccer clubs. German club Hamburg SV (14th) were valued at $US340m, which is just below Collingwood. Even Manchester City (15th) were also less than the Pies at $US291m.

They have worked tirelessly re-connecting with all sections of its fan base over the last decade. They are streets ahead...sponsors come to them....so don't tell me their revenue growth has come to a grinding halt.


Thats exactly what I am telling you.

http://www.collingwoodfc.com.au/portals ... report.pdf

Page 8

Page eight says they doubled the revenue that comes from Collingwood members.


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:38 pm 
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Page nine then. :roll:


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