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Where did i say that? Giving access to tickets to other companies isn't illegal. We confirmed previously on our website that we did it with Viagogo so i'm not sure why people are surprised we are still doing it.

https://www.mancity.com/tickets/mens/man-city-vs-manchester-united-fa-cup-final-ticket-information-2324 Working now.

Those 1000 point drops at 6000 down to 2000 suggest they think it might sell out at some point in those brackets.

If it cheers you up I'm hoping to get on site next week, so I'll look for your sample wall or ask when it's likely to be in place (-:

The fact they are employing Fire Marshalls gives away where the delays are, I think I first posted back in September about this. From the outside its easy to think it's the fire alarm so the fire alarm subby is at fault, more often than not it's far more complicated than that as they will have...

There's a post I've read I think on bluemoon where the poster listed a seat on the exchange and then spoke to the lad who had bought it at the match and they said they got it from live football tickets. I've asked fans at away games, same answer. We know for a fact we had a link with Viagogo...

Plus fees approx £350 when I checked earlier.

Correct - and that's why we continually see 40% of the ticket allocation going on sale to points for the big games.

There is no other possible way for them to get so many tickets sat together - i used to be sceptical so started asking them where they got the tickets the answer was nearly always Live Football Tickets site - a site that City Twitter used to follow. They have 321 tickets showing available for...

Its not at all - how else do you think you end up with 50 people sat together at Anfield who clearly wouldnt know anything about City Pre Pep?

Its definitely happening, you see it at any away game, its ridiculous at some of the bigger away. We just don't know to what level and what City are making from it.

City make no money selling away tickets to your average Joe, selling 300 tickets at £330 makes them £90,000.

No trains last year due to strikes

Not true, it went to cityzens who had attended 3 fa cup ties

It sold out to Cityzen members who had attended 3 previous fa cup matches.

The black keys is now a test event, some of the statement in the media are misleading. Basically they thought they would get approval without a life safety system in place by having a load of Fire Marshalls, they didn't for various reason. They are trying again with a revised strategy, if that...

You are spot on, this has been the plan since Sisk came on to do the full scheme. Lends itself to the scenario we are now seeing at Co-Op live though.

It wont be ready until season after next

2 tiers not 3, no ones relocated yet, that's supposedly for next season.

Completely different builders