Otamendi's Beard
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Sounds like you'd have to be a complete twat to even get an interview for this one.
Maybe I should apply then ;-)
Sounds like you'd have to be a complete twat to even get an interview for this one.
I'm the same I'm missing tonight's game.Dunno what to do. Never been so fooked around with fixture changes like I've been this year. Sitting at home now in Dublin missing the Derby as work commitments and a poxy Thursday night fixture have ruined it. I've lost shitloads by taking chances on cheap flights before the games get changed so I might just let it go and try get over once a month with a ticket off the supporters branch here. Decisions decisions.
Frozen last seasonDid the season tickets go up last year?
I'm in the South Stand lower tier and I thought the prices were frozen?
Just noticed this job role that's gone up, Campaign Co-ordinator. Can a blue on here please get it to sort out club/fan relations? Cheers
We are recruiting an experienced Campaigns Coordinator to join the Group’s Fan Relationship Management team, based at the City Football Academy HQ, Manchester, UK.
The Campaigns Coordinator will be responsible for planning, supporting, delivering and analysing the club’s multi-channel marketing campaigns including email, SMS and Facebook advertising. The role will involve identifying new opportunities to increase fan engagement. This is a new role in the FRM team, reporting to the eCRM Campaign Manager.
The ideal candidate will be a proactive team player, used to working with groups of internal and external stakeholders in a fast-paced environment. They will be creative and innovative in their approach.
This is a new role in the FRM team, giving the successful candidate the chance to make it their own.
Key responsibilities include:
- Supporting the execution and creative development of personalised campaigns across email, social, digital and mobile
- Analysis of campaign KPIs, testing of new initiatives and providing of recommendations
- Coordination of the campaign calendar
- Selection of appropriate audiences based on engagement, behaviours and attributes
Am I alone in feeling this way?
I still feel a desire to support City, historically it has been "my" club, as it was past family members.
Now it just seems a "Toy" that is used by corporations to promote their main businesses.
This isn't just us, it's most (if not all) top level football businesses.
I don't even like using the word "club" anymore as, well, I don't own any part of man' City.
I just rent a seat for the football season.
The cost of this product is expensive, and the product itself has now become different.
If this was a restaurant we used to eat homemade food, now we are eating corporate synthetic McDonalds.
Atmosphere is still a bit there, but don't you feel uncomfortable knowing you are being watched regularly and if you show any form of passion ShowShit are onto you like flies around shit.
As I said, what's keeping me there is habit really... Like an addiction.... And if things don't change I won't be renewing.
Still feel positive and happy with your product from city?
Please tell me why, show your optimism, as mine is trickling away due to the amount of money that's involved in this business, and how I feel these businesses exploit the working classes.
Just been on the phone to City and although they advised me to wait until next Tuesday (2nd may) to either renew or cancel for next season, they seemed pretty happy with me wanting to cancel the automatic renewal.
There was no attempt by the staff to keep me active as a matchgoer.
Could be coincidental but maybe the club don't want the regulars who don't spend at the club shop, stay in hotels, fly to the matches and so on.
They might want us out, creating spaces for the tourists who will fly with Etihad airways to MCR and stay in an hotel in the city centre for a match.... Guarantee ADUG will own a few hotels in the area soon.
Trouble is, people like me, season ticket holder for 30 years but family and work have taken me 200 miles away. I've lived here since 1990 and have missed less than 10 home league games. (Most of them are in the last 3/4 years, with TV changes coming too late to take a day off work). I rarely go to European or cup games, due to travel so putting me in a compulsory cup scheme is a total waste of time.Could see the club doing something like this to increase attendances at cup games. IF - a big if - they are going down this route I think it would be fairer if there was the option of paying a little bit more for a cup games package. Obviously this is a gamble for the club and fans depending on the draws. I think the take up would be good and it wouldn't alienate fans who didn't want to pay extra.
Anyway you never know, they could be planning a big surprise for us all with reductions in a blaze of publicity on Tuesday.
City fans walking out on 77 minutes has been going on for ages.......Yes, against Sunderland last season. Think it was the 77th minute as they were proposing a top priced ticket of £77 in that new stand of theirs. I would add that the walkout was the culmination of around 12 months of discussions they'd been having with the club about pricing in the new stand so wasn't just something that was decided a couple of days before. The group that organised it were as surprised as anyone that Liverpool backed down so swiftly after the walkout and were in the process of planning their next course of action.
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There was no attempt by the staff to keep me active as a matchgoer.
What I'm Wondering though is... Do they even want this type of supporter?I'd love to see the stats on lapsed ST holders, and how they compare to industry standard. Also how they compare to previous years when we didnt see the quality of football on the pitch but felt more a part of it.
Gut feeling but I don't think it would compare well. I've never known a time when more long time blues have walked, or are considering walking.
We should all be buzzing but theres a feeling of negativity about the club that they really need to address.
I also wonder if the club are do anything to try to stop these people from leaving, or even attract them back.
More than likley a increase as away tickets are frozen next year Got to get the money back some how