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    Quote Originally Posted by BCram View Post
    How does ground sharing work? Just in principle. For example if one team is in the third division and the other team is in the first division the income streams are massively different, the numbers of supporters could be significantly different and the scheduling of the use of the pitch would be impossible, I imagine. I don't believe there is an agenda for ground sharing because of these problems. Those of you think it is going to happen perhaps might be able to explain how.
    Easy really. The renting club pays for the hire of the stadium on match days, presumably this will include an element for maintenance, and for all associated costs such as police and stewards etc. They let the football authorities know in advance that the clubs will be sharing and they schedule home matches on opposing Saturdays; any clashes beyond that such as cup matches are managed sensibly by the clubs.

    I'd think hospitality would be provided by the home club with hire paid for the facilities required.

    Remember Dundee use Gardyne as offices so wouldn't need to rent office or training space, it would be match days only.
    Last edited by Deeranged; 14-10-2022 at 11:04 AM.

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