jimharri
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Under 16's are £17-22Millwallawayveteran1988 said:
16-17s are £25-27
18-21s are £30-32
Adults are £40-42
Over 65s are £30-32
''Corners'' are £22-44, depending on age.
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Reading not yet a sell out!
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16-17s are £25-27
18-21s are £30-32
Adults are £40-42
Over 65s are £30-32
''Corners'' are £22-44, depending on age.
They were on sale and have been sold. But we've seen some blocks of the away fans tickets in the lower tier also go on sale to CityThe Fat el Hombre said:213, 214, 215 not on sale to City fans yet? There's hardly any seats left without those blocks
Reading still advertising the tickets on their web-site so I assume they have not sold out
Millwallawayveteran1988
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jimharri said:Under 16's are £17-22Millwallawayveteran1988 said:How much were we charging for this out of interest?
16-17s are £25-27
18-21s are £30-32
Adults are £40-42
Over 65s are £30-32
''Corners'' are £22-44, depending on age.
So not that inexpensive.
£40 plus for Reading? Is that the lowest price we go nowadays cos surely this is categoryZ
akcity
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only a handfull of tickets now on the OS, these will go in the next day or two.
im sure that the prices could have been cheaper tho tbh, might have helped Reading shift a few if they were £20-£30...
im sure that the prices could have been cheaper tho tbh, might have helped Reading shift a few if they were £20-£30...
The Fat el Hombre
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Marvin said:They were on sale and have been sold. But we've seen some blocks of the away fans tickets in the lower tier also go on sale to CityThe Fat el Hombre said:213, 214, 215 not on sale to City fans yet? There's hardly any seats left without those blocks
Reading still advertising the tickets on their web-site so I assume they have not sold out
IF those blocks have already been sold then we will sell this game out wednesday or thursday
Dexter Morgan
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They have so depending how many Reading bring it will be close to a full house. Can see a few swerving it though to do last min shopping. Silly twats.The Fat el Hombre said:Marvin said:They were on sale and have been sold. But we've seen some blocks of the away fans tickets in the lower tier also go on sale to CityThe Fat el Hombre said:213, 214, 215 not on sale to City fans yet? There's hardly any seats left without those blocks
Reading still advertising the tickets on their web-site so I assume they have not sold out
IF those blocks have already been sold then we will sell this game out wednesday or thursday
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LoveCity said:SuperMario's Fireworks. said:have reading sold out ? just adds more to the atmosphere if so.
After their ongoing surrender tonight the ones who HAVE bought tickets might ask for refunds.
Yes , Arsenal now up to 5th , and within' definite reach of the two clubs immediately above them (Chelsea/Spurs) .... they could still be a real threat if they keep it going.
akcity
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black mamba said:LoveCity said:SuperMario's Fireworks. said:have reading sold out ? just adds more to the atmosphere if so.
After their ongoing surrender tonight the ones who HAVE bought tickets might ask for refunds.
Yes , Arsenal now up to 5th , and within' definite reach of the two clubs immediately above them (Chelsea/Spurs) .... they could still be a real threat if they keep it going.
will they 'keep it going'? 1st away win in 7 and losing at home to Swansea...
they have just beaten a poor Reading team and they still got 2 goals against Arsenal.
Wilshere and Cazorla together in midfield is a very good partnership. Easy to forget just how good Wilshere is. He's back to his best now. Giroud is also a very good forwardakcity said:black mamba said:LoveCity said:After their ongoing surrender tonight the ones who HAVE bought tickets might ask for refunds.
Yes , Arsenal now up to 5th , and within' definite reach of the two clubs immediately above them (Chelsea/Spurs) .... they could still be a real threat if they keep it going.
will they 'keep it going'? 1st away win in 7 and losing at home to Swansea...
they have just beaten a poor Reading team and they still got 2 goals against Arsenal.
But Arsenal's defensive weaknesses remain. I can see them getting 4th quite comfortably and possibly challenging Chelsea.
The Fat el Hombre
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black mamba said:LoveCity said:SuperMario's Fireworks. said:have reading sold out ? just adds more to the atmosphere if so.
After their ongoing surrender tonight the ones who HAVE bought tickets might ask for refunds.
Yes , Arsenal now up to 5th , and within' definite reach of the two clubs immediately above them (Chelsea/Spurs) .... they could still be a real threat if they keep it going.
Arsenal a 'real threat' to who exactly!?