Sentence examples for stadium value from inspiring English sources

There is of course the intentional asset-stripping theory, whereby a dubious individual has their eye on a club, and wants to get their hands on it for the stadium value," says Supporters Direct's Kevin Rye.

The study used Forbes' annual franchise valuations, excluding stadium values and franchise relocation to concentrate on revenue sources most directly tied to the players, such as ticket revenue and television ratings.

REFINANCING -- The Yankees and Mets will offer to sell two players each to pay for their new stadiums, valued at a combined $1.6 billion.

One possible way of easing the Tribune Company's problems would be to sell the Chicago Cubs baseball team and its stadium, Wrigley Field, valued at about $1bn, but big property deals have also been caught in the credit crunch.

No financial details have been disclosed but it is believed that the club will raise less than the £71.2 million that the 35,016 all-seater stadium is valued at in its accounts.

FC United have incorporated an irreversible "asset lock" over the stadium and other value in the club, which means its member-owners cannot profit individually from a sale in the future; any surplus money would be distributed to the community.

These changes are making sure that game day at the stadium carries entertainment value beyond the confines of the action on the field, adding a worthwhile experience to every ticket.

Despite a sweet stadium deal that values the Texans as the NFL's sixth-richest franchise, their financial growth over the past seven years is less than half the league average.

The stadium had a book value of NOK 230 million, way over the real value, causing Start Toppfotball to have to write down the investment.

The Cardinals say they would put in $118 million for the stadium and land they value at $20 million.

That exponential trend has been tracked by the value in stadium naming rights, according to American Appraisal's managing director, Mike Weaver.