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Where have you heard this?
The Fat el Hombre
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Where have you heard this?
2009 probably
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I’m sure I’ve seen plans (no idea where, maybe that website) where that grey building on there that is Mary D’s isn’t there so something has happened for it to be now included in the big new plans.Interesting.
Man_City_Loyal
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it did look quite full.
Man_City_Loyal
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Where have you heard this?
Seen the likes of Prestwich Blue discussing this on twitter last few days,
No not quite but still that's a fantastic crowd for a game where City were almost through. There were next to no away fans, with City fans in the blocks directly above the away fans, hence some empty seats elsewhere in the ground.it did look quite full.
And it felt like 30k of those fans were not seasoncard holders. The Champions League crowds show that City have a new audience of fans around them now apart from an intenselly loyal but limited number of fans who saw us through thin and thinner (the free the 30,000).
Man_City_Loyal
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No not quite but still that's a fantastic crowd for a game where City were almost through. There were next to no away fans, with City fans in the blocks directly above the away fans, hence some empty seats elsewhere in the ground.
And it felt like 30k of those fans were not seasoncard holders. The Champions League crowds show that City have a new audience of fans around them now apart from an intenselly loyal but limited number of fans who saw us through thin and thinner (the free the 30,000).
i know i was there :-)
Personally they should of shoved the away fans in the 3rd tier
oakiecokie
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I suspect that given the "can`t be arsed brigade" (I include myself in that group) not going,this gives a greater opportunity of following the Blues where tickets are more readily available.No not quite but still that's a fantastic crowd for a game where City were almost through. There were next to no away fans, with City fans in the blocks directly above the away fans, hence some empty seats elsewhere in the ground.
And it felt like 30k of those fans were not seasoncard holders. The Champions League crowds show that City have a new audience of fans around them now apart from an intenselly loyal but limited number of fans who saw us through thin and thinner (the free the 30,000).
A wonderful attendance figure last night.
Yes. This was not really a very attractive game and 52k were there. Shows that City are now reaching way beyond our original core support.I suspect that given the "can`t be arsed brigade" (I include myself in that group) not going,this gives a greater opportunity of following the Blues where tickets are more readily available.
A wonderful attendance figure last night.
I think in the annual report it says that last season 130,000 different home fans went to City last season.