Return of Supporters

Kevin P is talking with the Club (today) to try to sort out the ticket situation for fans (on behalf of the Supporters Club and 1894 I read).

I am not planning on going to the final (even if I could get a ticket). Fans’ groups seem to be working together to try to establish what’s going on regarding ticket availability.
 
Kevin P is talking with the Club (today) to try to sort out the ticket situation for fans (on behalf of the Supporters Club and 1894 I read).

I am not planning on going to the final (even if I could get a ticket). Fans’ groups seem to be working together to try to establish what’s going on regarding ticket availability.
If Kevin Parker is in charge of final tickets that means the final will be full of his mates :-(
 
If Kevin Parker is in charge of final tickets that means the final will be full of his mates :-(

Considering there are so few there should be no priority for any fan's groups. It will be controversial whatever the decision. Vaccinated, negative test, seasoncard holders, those on the cup schemes when we last had fans? Who knows.
 
If Kevin Parker is in charge of final tickets that means the final will be full of his mates :-(
He’s not in charge of tickets. He’s talking to the Club because there has been no communication with fans groups about the finals.

Anyway, surely you will have enough points for a ticket as they don’t deduct loyalty points for people who leave on 76 minutes.
 
He’s not in charge of tickets. He’s talking to the Club because there has been no communication with fans groups about the finals.

Anyway, surely you will have enough points for a ticket as they don’t deduct loyalty points for people who leave on 76 minutes.

He should not be allowed anywhere near these tickets, supporter groups should get zero
 
He should not be allowed anywhere near these tickets, supporter groups should get zero
I don’t care mate but at the moment, 100% of City’s allocation to loyalty points might equal zero tickets (especially if you live outside London).

We haven’t heard of City having taken any tickets yet.
 
I heard the allocation criteria is going to be, both vaccination jabs, season ticket holders, cup scheme members, MPB (male pattern baldness), weak bladder, non vocal, can remember who broke Bert Trautmanns neck and able to do a drawing of Roy Paul from memory and not stood at the bar in The Claremont, oh, and over 70. Who on Bluemoon will qualify for the two thousand tickets.
 
He’s not in charge of tickets. He’s talking to the Club because there has been no communication with fans groups about the finals.

Anyway, surely you will have enough points for a ticket as they don’t deduct loyalty points for people who leave on 76 minutes.
We (City Mattersj spoke to City on Wednesday last week and they didn't know what was happening with the League Cup final at that time. There was talk of 8k but no idea who the 8k would be and it was very much dependent on talks with the authorities, including the EFL & DCMS.
 
We (City Mattersj spoke to City on Wednesday last week and they didn't know what was happening with the League Cup final at that time. There was talk of 8k but no idea who the 8k would be and it was very much dependent on talks with the authorities, including the EFL & DCMS.
Thanks Colin, I thought the Club would still be dealing / discussing with the authorities.
 
He should not be allowed anywhere near these tickets, supporter groups should get zero
We don't know what the situation will be with travel and whether tickets can be sold outside local postcodes. The feeling was that they might not be so the London OSC and other southern branches are the obvious place to distribute the tickets in that case.

Edit: we pointed out to the club that people could drive down, park at Wembley on the official car park and it would probably be safer than local fans going on the tube.
 
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i think a ballot between season ticket holders is the only fair way. -If the league cup 8k happens and you get a ticket you are out of the running for the FA cup and so on.
 
We don't know what the situation will be with travel and whether tickets can be sold outside local postcodes. The feeling was that they might not be so the London OSC and other southern branches are the obvious place to distribute the tickets in that case.

Edit: we pointed out to the club that people could drive down, park at Wembley on the official car park and it would probably be safer than local fans going on the tube.
Good point. Everyone should be able to park up on the official car parks with only 8K going shouldn’t they, capacity-wise? (Locals or northerners).
 
i think a ballot between season ticket holders is the only fair way. -If the league cup 8k happens and you get a ticket you are out of the running for the FA cup and so on.
Makes the most sense, I've decided to do neither partly as my lad is working abroad & I'd normally stay at his down there.

Could still stay there but don't fancy rattling around Wembley should I have been lucky with a ticket. Only missed one trip since '76 and that was for the dips CS game so it's not like it's something I've never done.

I'll take one for the last league game ideally.
 
i think a ballot between season ticket holders is the only fair way. -If the league cup 8k happens and you get a ticket you are out of the running for the FA cup and so on.
Playing devils advocate. Why wouldn’t it be done on loyalty points just like every other game with limited tickets?
 
To the end of the season...
Potential opportunities to have fans - these are my best guess and tickets will go to sponsors, NHS etc.
  • League cup final - 25th April - Wembley -8k announced - 3-4k City
  • FA Cup Final - *Subject to Chelsea Semi* - 15th May - Wembley - 21k Announced - 6-10k City
  • City vs Everton PL - Trophy lift - 23rd May - Etihad -No Number announced yet 10%? - est 5-7k City
  • Champions league final - 29th May - Istanbul - Various Numbers reported - $9k - est 4-6k City * subject to travel UK to Turkey - restrictions in place as of today.
 
Playing devils advocate. Why wouldn’t it be done on loyalty points just like every other game with limited tickets?

Arguments for both - 1. work through ST holders via points down or 2. open ballot for 35k+~ ST holders but if successful your out until all holders have had a chance to attend something.

For the games in Nov/Dec - that didnt happen - it was open ballot.


Newcastle Boxing day game:
Anyone who holds a 2019/20 seasoncard, existing Cityzens matchday members and hospitality members will all be able to enter the ballot for 2,000 tickets that will open at 9am on Monday December 14 and close at midnight on December 15 by logging into their online account. Tickets will cost £35 for adults, £15 for over-65s and £5 for Under-18s.

Should the government confirm a change in restrictions, the club will draw the ballot from all eligible applications. Only those with a postcode that falls into Tier 1 or Tier 2 will be able to apply, while any multiple supporters from the same household or bubble can apply for a maximum of two tickets.
 
We don't know what the situation will be with travel and whether tickets can be sold outside local postcodes. The feeling was that they might not be so the London OSC and other southern branches are the obvious place to distribute the tickets in that case.

Edit: we pointed out to the club that people could drive down, park at Wembley on the official car park and it would probably be safer than local fans going on the tube.

London Branch of the OSC getting them is fine by me!
 

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