FA Cup draw news for Truro

[Dave Deacon]

FA CUP

Saturday 14 September 2024    

Second Round Qualifying
Truro City    v    Brackley Town

(Currently 17th in the National League North)

[Buckland Jim]

4 hours ago, Dave Deacon said:

FA CUP

Saturday 14 September 2024    

Second Round Qualifying
Truro City    v    Brackley Town

(Currently 17th in the National League North)

Very winnable tie for City. 

[Hawkeye21]

Same day as Redruth v Camborne in Rugby, different sport but City will miss out on a fare few floating supporters. 

[Mike Odgers]

22 hours ago, Hawkeye21 said:

Same day as Redruth v Camborne in Rugby, different sport but City will miss out on a fare few floating supporters. 

All three Cornish Southern League clubs  (Falmouth Helston & Mousehole) fixtured at Home-

Argyle Home to Sunderland

Also in The F a Cup  Plymouth Parkway are drawn at Home

Mousehole now off

[Jeremy Wade]

18 hours ago, Dave Deacon said:

FA CUP

Saturday 14 September 2024    

Second Round Qualifying
Truro City    v    Brackley Town

(Currently 17th in the National League North)

Any idea if this fixture will be included in the season tickets?

JW

[Craze]

59 minutes ago, Jeremy Wade said:

Any idea if this fixture will be included in the season tickets?

JW

No. Very unlikely. Fa Cup usually has a different pricing structure

[TheOpinionoftheReferee]

No. The rules don't allow it. The Gate money is shared between the home and away club and a portion goes to the FA as well. Think there is a minimum ticket price in the rules too.

[Jeremy Wade]

3 hours ago, Craze said:

No. Very unlikely. Fa Cup usually has a different pricing structure

 

3 hours ago, TheOpinionoftheReferee said:

No. The rules don't allow it. The Gate money is shared between the home and away club and a portion goes to the FA as well. Think there is a minimum ticket price in the rules too.

Apricate the information 😄 makes sense.

JW

[Mike Odgers]

6 hours ago, TheOpinionoftheReferee said:

No. The rules don't allow it. The Gate money is shared between the home and away club and a portion goes to the FA as well. Think there is a minimum ticket price in the rules too.

 I have always asumed that the gate money is shared  (win or loss) after all expenses have been declared including visiting travel and overnight accomodation.

[TheOpinionoftheReferee]

30 minutes ago, Mike Odgers said:

 I have always asumed that the gate money is shared  (win or loss) after all expenses have been declared including visiting travel and overnight accomodation.

 

Amongst other things.. 

"Competition Match Proceeds - Competition Matches other than a Semi-Final and Final
Calculation
218. In respect of any Competition Match, Net Gate Receipts means total ticket sales less (i) VAT, (ii) 
travelling expenses of the Away Club (where applicable) calculated in accordance with Rule 241
and Rule 242, (iii) accommodation expenses of the Away Club (where applicable) calculated in 
accordance with Rule 243 and Rule 244, (iv) fees and expenses of the Match Officials calculated 
in accordance with Schedule 1, and (v) any other Competition Match expenses permitted and 
calculated in accordance with Rules 236 to 265.
219. Where a Competition Match is postponed in circumstances outside the control of both Clubs, the 
match expenses shall be calculated after the rearranged Competition Match and the expenses 
of the postponed Competition Match may be deducted from the Net Gate Receipts in the 
Statement of Receipts and Payments Form.
220. A Home Club must maintain appropriate accounting systems and documentation (including 
the specific documents listed in Rule 267) for the control and recording of Competition Match 
receipts. A clear audit trail must be available from the documentation to the entries rec orded 
on the Statement of Receipts and Payments Form.
Division between Clubs
221. Subject to Rule 223, Net Gate Receipts shall be divided as follows:
221.1. save for the Competition Matches referred to in Rule 221.2, a Semi-Final or the Final, 
Net Gate Receipts shall be divided equally between the competing Clubs; and
221.2. for Competition Matches from the Third Round Proper to the Quarter-Finals involving: (a) 
a Club competing outside of the Premier League or EFL and (b) a Club competing in the 
Premier League or EFL, the Net Gate Receipts shall be divided as follows:
221.2.1. 55% to the Club competing outside of the Premier League or EFL; and
221.2.2. 45% to the Club competing in the Premier League or EFL.
222. In cases where the gate receipts are not sufficient to cover the entire expenses of the 
Competition Match, the deficit shall be shared by the Home Club and the Away Club.
223. In relation to any Competition Match ordered to be replayed in consequence of a breach of these 
Competition Rules, the Club in default shall not receive any share of the Net Gate Receipts (save 
for the approved traveling costs in accordance with Rule 241 and Rule 242) without the consent 
of the Professional Game Board (which shall only be provided in special circumstances). Where 
the consent of the Professional Game Board is not provided, any such share shall be remitted to 
The Association. The Club not in default shall receive 100% of the remaining Net Gate Receipts."

I might have been wrong about the FA, they don't seem to take a cut until the Semi and Final.

[Mike Odgers]

22 hours ago, Hawkeye21 said:

Same day as Redruth v Camborne in Rugby, different sport but City will miss out on a fare few floating supporters. 

I reckon The Recreation Ground Redruth will have the biggest gate in the County that day 2,500/3000--What was it last season ?

[Dave Deacon]

57 minutes ago, Mike Odgers said:

I reckon The Recreation Ground Redruth will have the biggest gate in the County that day 2,500/3000--What was it last season ?

2980 last September Mike when the two sides met at Camborne