Yes.
Adam
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From: "Rebecca Forth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [BD] Worrying trend
Dear anyone still interested in the debate:
I'd just like to throw into the debate: The price of tours.
I am really beginni
an open team...)
Date: Fri, 20 May 2005 11:49:17 +0100 (BST)
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Subject: RE: [BD] Worrying trend
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> On the 'do it yourself' point
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> My experience of running nationals 2 years
et of tournament equipment
(therefore it can be of high standard), etc. Practical? not for me to
say...
Stu
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>If it is true that the profit margins are so small then I retract my comments.
>As my points are only relevant on a profit to effort/services ratio.
perhaps next time you could contact each TD and find out the details
before writing ill thoughtout emails.
And people wonder why there are so few T
of being a tad ungrateful.
AND - we do show the UKU our costs and profits.
Go on - you put on a Tour next year, charge £50 a team or something, find out
how much effort it is and then decide if you want to do it again the next year
for that amount of return.
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From: [EM
If it is true that the profit margins are so small then I retract my
comments.
As my points are only relevant on a profit to effort/services ratio.
Maybe the first thing that needs to happen is that profits are published
or the UKU pledge that profits are capped at a certain limit, under £1500
f
On the 'do it yourself' point
My experience of running nationals 2 years ago (In London for those who can't
remember) it is not always a possibility for most of us. Putting on a tourney
generally involves going somewhere you either live near now or did do for a
long time (eg parents etc) rarely
all,
i've resisted this long, but...
--- Rebecca Forth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Dear anyone still interested in the debate:
>
> I'd just like to throw into the debate: The price of
> tours.
see, i hate to disagree but...
although i wouldn't like to see prices go up much more
if at all
agree. The reason for this is that we only have a relativley small number of
venues and (more importantly I think) td's. That means there is no real
competiton for Tour bids and so the people that do bid for them can charge what
they like (not in any way a dig at people that run Tour's, I'd d
Go on - you put on a Tour next year, charge £50 a team or something, find out
how much effort it is and then decide if you want to do it again the next year
for that amount of return.
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Behalf Of Rebecca Forth
Sent: 20 Ma
Dear anyone still interested in the debate:
I'd just like to throw into the debate: The price of tours.
I am really beginning to feel tournament directors are charging far too
much and each year they escalate. With 50+ teams attending. The level of
profit is ridiculous and over and above for the
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