Shooting football(prices)

your not really giving enough information... premiership club.. non league club... pub team?
 
lucky to get 50 quid then... :)

seriously it would depend on how big the club was..So a pub team then yeagh 50 quid sounds good :)
 
duttytd said:
Are you happy with petrol covered and less then £1 per shot taken and edited?
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doesnt seem alot but i have to be realistic its a pub team and its the manager that wants the shots for the website(out of jis own pocket). i know its not alot but i am free and thought that is abit of extra money in my pocket.
but didnt know if i should drop the price more.
 
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scottthehat said:
doesnt seem alot but i have to be realistic its a pub team and its the manager that want the shot for the website. i know its not alot but i was free and thought that is abit of extra money in my pocket.
but didnt know if i should drop the price more.
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Stick to your guns (you decided thats what you would like for the job.. anything less is not what you wanted) .. its less than a fiver each per player and they could use pics themselves on FB etc

As usual...only my opinion.. :)
 
My Sunday league team used to pay me £20 for petrol. When it's a team that pays to play and it was about £7 subs for 14/15 players, that has to cover cost of pitch (about £55), referee (£30), they don't have a lot left, if any. This might be why they are stalling.

My team this season, drives me to the games and buys my beer after :D
 
kelack said:
My Sunday league team used to pay me £20 for petrol. When it's a team that pays to play and it was about £7 subs for 14/15 players, that has to cover cost of pitch (about £55), referee (£30), they don't have a lot left, if any. This might be why they are stalling.

My team this season, drives me to the games and buys my beer after :D
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well if they ofered to take me ther and back i would do it cheaper, and i know what you mean,
 
It's the main reason I left my team from last season, they were in Charlton and I was 18 miles away, they couldn't afford to pay me petrol as once they'd paid match fees etc, there was no money left. The team this year, one of the players lives round the corner from me, picks me up and gives me a lift home. They play maximum of 8 miles away so if I did want to drive, I wouldn't mind too much. They also gave me a personalised team branded hoodie to keep me warm on the side of the pitch

It's up to you what you do, but I'm just giving the other side of the coin from a Sunday League pub team perspective
 
kelack said:
It's the main reason I left my team from last season, they were in Charlton and I was 18 miles away, they couldn't afford to pay me petrol as once they'd paid match fees etc, there was no money left. The team this year, one of the players lives round the corner from me, picks me up and gives me a lift home. They play maximum of 8 miles away so if I did want to drive, I wouldn't mind too much. They also gave me a personalised team branded hoodie to keep me warm on the side of the pitch

It's up to you what you do, but I'm just giving the other side of the coin from a Sunday League pub team perspective
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i can understand fully what you mean. played for my local teams from the age of 10 upto 25 so done my stint,
 
I shoudl hope you weren't getting beers in at the age of 10 :lol:
 
£3 each! It's cheaper in the SW then! Do they have to pay for pitch and ref though?
 
That's not too bad then, lucky them owning their ground, quite rare round here
 
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