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P1-M Rizal Memorial Football Stadium rental for LA Galaxy match

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David Beckham. AP Photo

MANILA, Philippines—The Philippine Sports Commission is charging P1 million for the rental of the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium for the coming friendly between the PH team Azkals and the David Beckham-starred Los Angeles Galaxy.

PSC marketing chief Albert Almendralejo said last night that the amount is the standard rental fee for the use of the venue for two days, including the actual match on Dec. 3 which will be held at night.

“They will need lights during the game and they will use it the whole day on the first day because of the clinic and again during the game itself,” said Almendralejo.

He said there was no rental fee during the Azkals World Cup qualifiers against Sri Lanka and Kuwait and the friendly against Nepal since the government agency was in close coordination with the Philippine Football Federation, main organizer of the events.

According to Almendralejo, the rental fee is a standard rate and the PSC asking for three percent of total ticket allocations an SOP.

The match is reportedly selling tickets from P2,000 to P15,500.

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Tags: Albert Almendralejo , Azkals , David Beckham , Football , LA Galaxy , PSC , Soccer , Sports

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  • pedro penduko

    Why dont they scrap that freakin game……. anyway, David Beckham will be making an excuse a day before the event saying that he’s injured and cant compromise his body to this exhibition games… RESULT: FILIPINOS WERE JUST TAKEN FOR A RIDE AND END UP BEING RIPPED OFF!!!!!!

    • http://jaoromero.wordpress.com Jao Romero

      the contract requires Beckham be present and be on the field playing.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XL26RCBRSVEUDXEYZML7EYQH7Q JM

    loko talaga tong PSC na ‘to…..let the Philippine Football Federation run the stadium!!!

    • http://jaoromero.wordpress.com Jao Romero

      lahat na lng ng sports gustong sirain nitong PSC. un dragonboat team, sinira. ang SEAG, sinira. dapat pa ba tong mabuhay mga to?

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_AGLTJCWRCJUAA3ZVZBST47OCGY Juancho ren

    Money is really your God – PSC…

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_BOSCZ7EAM3FQEFKJ5LKIMDJR24 Alvin

    Grabe ganun na katindi ang rent sa RSMC! Si Beckham and LA Galaxy lang yan, di mga top teams sa English Premier League, Spanish League, Bundesliga or Champions League! Ang tindi nyo naman maninigil, and sa organizer, your charging the fans 15k per ticket and the lowest is 2k, talagang pera pera sa inyo di sa ikakabuti ng football sa mga pinoy fans.Paging PSC, magkano naman ang ibubulsa ninyo pag naka singil kayo ng ganun ka mahal na rental fee aber!

  • http://jaoromero.wordpress.com Jao Romero

    the event organizer is the one being charged the rental fee. ofc the event organizer will make money off gate receipts, sponsorship and advertising deals. the event organizer is not the government, nor the PFF btw. i’m assuming the event organizer is also not a local organizer.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_YCBFP2T2WSYGRUYO7QQTE5Q5LA markus

    what for is the rental of he stadium?..i smell soething fishy here!



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