I think the catchment area, and the loyalty of fans plays a massive part

in this. Recently I read in the local news, that the tourism board of York had been invited to other cities struggling with tourism to teach them why York is such a great success

Um, probably because of the walls covering the city, and the massive minster, and various castles and monuments maybe? No, it must be the hard work of the people employed in tourism

Posted By: pants on May 19th 2014 at 12:45:18

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All these lessons I've heard being learnt since 2000 (NCFC) - pants, May 19, 10:49:48
- the club is in a much better state than it was in 2000 (NCFC) - mr carra, May 19, 11:10:27
  - What was the debt in 2000? (n/m) (NCFC) - pants, May 19, 11:17:19
    - is that relevant? (NCFC) - mr carra, May 19, 11:33:24
      - Ok, in 2000 I think the debt was 6m, and we financed a ?15m loan (which is considered (NCFC) - pants, May 19, 11:50:55
        
        Well. what all that shows is that since the new board has been in place (NCFC) - norway, May 19, 11:57:00
        
        I presented some details to what I think. You don't agree (NCFC) - pants, May 19, 12:14:05
        
        it's never going to be smooth (NCFC) - mr carra, May 19, 12:33:13
        
        I think the catchment area, and the loyalty of fans plays a massive part (NCFC) - pants, May 19, 12:45:18
        
        I did agree. (NCFC) - norway, May 19, 12:19:41
      - Also football is a sport (NCFC) - norway, May 19, 11:36:01
        
        this (n/m) (NCFC) - Charles21, May 19, 11:56:23

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