Everton have sold out. I’m with you having the away fans sell out SS3 makes the game much better. All tickets on sale are ones the club have overpriced and only cut now as they’ve realised most people don’t/ won’t pay over 50£ a game never mind if your looking to take your familyIm disappointed that Everton are not occupying the top tier. I sit in SS3 and was looking forward to away fans being up there again. I’m not sure but I can only remember Arsenal fans in there this year.
Hope Pep and players are aware of this. Been going since 1955. Wasn't a fan of his but even Halford was better than this lot.Had a quick look loads of £50+ seats even in the South Stand? What are you doing City, out pricing fans this isn't London ffs the club really need to get in the real world. Surely winds up Peps no end when he knows those tickets would be snapped up if they were all £20-30 not £50+!!! Shocking.
Good point. Why should away fans pay £30 whilst home fans pay £50 to watch the same match. The priority should be the home fans.£35 should be the top ceiling for a football match unless you're in some fancy corporate/hospitality area. When inflation and the fuel increases really bite expect lots more empty seats.
Good point. Why should away fans pay £30 whilst home fans pay £50 to watch the same match. The priority should be the home fans.
It‘d be nice but it hasn’t been that price for at least 10 years maybe longer. I’ve been paying between £30 -£55 for at least that long, depending on the game. This seasons prices aren’t much different to prices for at least a couple of years pre covid.£35 should be the top ceiling for a football match unless you're in some fancy corporate/hospitality area. When inflation and the fuel increases really bite expect lots more empty seats.
Good point. Why should away fans pay £30 whilst home fans pay £50 to watch the same match. The priority should be the home fans.
It‘d be nice but it hasn’t been that price for at least 10 years maybe longer. I’ve been paying between £30 -£55 for at least that long, depending on the game. This seasons prices aren’t much different to prices for at least a couple of years pre covid.
Not expecting any reduction in the coming years either.Most empty seats will still be sold s/c seats not going, whether that changes over the coming months / years I guess we will see.
I accept this, although city need to look at the value of reducing ticket prices in order to attract families. When you look around at a dad with his two lads at a game it’s probably cost over £200 which most people don’t have or they have more pressing priorities.City like every other Premier League club are run as a business so the ticket prices are set to maximise revenue.
Obviously season tickets are cheaper, but we are talking match day tickets, which are the price they have been for a while so don’t know why it’s a surprise to anyone. Obviously we’d like cheaper tickets, Ijust don’t expect them. Anyway this is a pre match thread not really the place for a pricing discussion.My season ticket works out at £34.45 per game. I'm happy with that but i won't pay over £40, except for cup finals where i know I'm going to get fleeced. If it reaches that amount i walk away and watch it online and tv. As I'll soon get the oap reduction hopefully it won't come to that. Plenty will pay more and that's their prerogative but I won't and that's mine.
There are 2,000 left on sale now but come KO it will be a few hundred and the sums will add up. Man Utd fans will be talking about attendances for years to come but City's fanbase is a lot more loyal than theirs. Their 'failure' pales into insignificance compared to 35 years yo-yoing between the lower leagues so it's easy to deal with their emptihad claims. A bad score at half-time and their fans were seen leaving OT in their thousands.I accept this, although city need to look at the value of reducing ticket prices in order to attract families. When you look around at a dad with his two lads at a game it’s probably cost over £200 which most people don’t have or they have more pressing priorities.
having 2k empty seats is pointless.when if you knock 10/15 quid off gives the possibility of recouping that through the bar and food sales( if your lucky to be served).
Not to mention the negative pr we are constantly slandered with “emptihad” city have the power and must know the price ceiling on the tickets for the most optimal. The club are becoming more and more out of touch, majority of people like myself are lucky to have season tickets so the price per game is much more affordable. Ultimately it’s never going to be the price we want, which is due to the amazing team on offer. We are spoilt but a price somewhat in the middle for the lesser games would be ideal.
Edit: Get behind the team and support them is all that matters. 3-1 City come Sunday
There are 2,000 left on sale now but come KO it will be a few hundred and the sums will add up. Man Utd fans will be talking about attendances for years to come but City's fanbase is a lot more loyal than theirs. Their 'failure' pales into insignificance compared to 35 years yo-yoing between the lower leagues so it's easy to deal with their emptihad claims. A bad score at half-time and their fans were seen leaving OT in their thousands.
Sheer curiosity, why £40.00? It’s about £100 more a year than what you’re paying now, is that the tipping point to give it all up? Why wasn’t it £30 max, 15 years ago?My season ticket works out at £34.45 per game. I'm happy with that but i won't pay over £40, except for cup finals where i know I'm going to get fleeced. If it reaches that amount i walk away and watch it online and tv. As I'll soon get the oap reduction hopefully it won't come to that. Plenty will pay more and that's their prerogative but I won't and that's mine.
Always been the same, always will be the same. If it’s tight and we’re pushing them, we’ll be loud, if it’s easy we’ll be quiet, if we’re getting beat and struggling we’ll moan and groan.The team deserve our support on Sunday. Proper noisy, vocal support, not the silent treatment so many of our fans bring to the ground.
Always been the same, always will be the same. If it’s tight and we’re pushing them, we’ll be loud, if it’s easy we’ll be quiet, if we’re getting beat and struggling we’ll moan and groan.