So then when chn71 said ...he was just talking out of his ass? Are we sure that the travel expense allowances are enough? Because from the anecdotes I've heard, the expenses are a real burden to small clubs. ------RM
But it definatly helps And for a team like Atlanta FC traveling to Charleston tonight, It does . Charter bus is about $2100 (was quote we got for our supporters bus trip) Hotel is about $100 a night x 11 rooms (22 people) = 1100 that is well within the cap.
not out his as just not informed more like it. It might not be enough in some cases but do the math, it will cover most the early rounds and more than offset the cost in some of the later rounds
Especially if they go regional early. The problem is the quick turnaround. Expensive as all hell if you have to fly on six days' notice.
I noticed all airline arrangements have(had) to be made through US Soccer rep in New Haven i agree the airline will make a pretty penny off the average joe but with large accounts, they usually have a set fare regardless. I just booked a flight today to Anchorage, AK leaving Thursday from Chalreston, SC using a government account. RT cost was $589
^ the handbook says New Haven Travel but that is from 2007. Not sure if it is still the same company. 203 is the area code for Connecticut
Oh, it's probably the same company. I'm asking...there's supposedly a very interesting thing about one of the owners of New Haven Travel. Ever hear it?
Is that not a huge conflict of interest? If a politician gets caught doing something like that, there's a good chance they go to jail.
One man's "conflict of interest" is another man's "synergy," I suppose. I'm not 100% sure that it's true. That's what people have said, though.