It pretty much is, when the match day tickets go on sale in July, just take a look at how few are left by the time the season starts, vitually no seats other than scattered singles. I know because I’m part of the summer scramble to buy tickets in pairs.A bit of both mate, there are countless season ticket holders who have no intention of attending every game but keep the season ticket to avoid the scandalous match day prices, I don’t blame them for this. Let’s however not pretend that we sell out every game and the only empties are non attendees because it’s simply not true.
And OLPah! Everyone knows that most of City’s support comes from the SK postcode!
It pretty much is, when the match day tickets go on sale in July, just take a look at how few are left by the time the season starts, vitually no seats other than scattered singles. I know because I’m part of the summer scramble to buy tickets in pairs.
only when either s/c holders put them on resale, or away teams return blocks and fans move into those seats or thirdly games are moved to inconvenient times do gaps appear.
A bit of both mate, there are countless season ticket holders who have no intention of attending every game but keep the season ticket to avoid the scandalous match day prices, I don’t blame them for this. Let’s however not pretend that we sell out every game and the only empties are non attendees because it’s simply not true.
The source of the majority of the booing is unknown, though observers have speculated that it was primarily Liverpool fans, according to the Daily Mail.Yep, they genuinely are. I’d love to know how many stories have been pulled or blocked. The IT hack, the inhalers, the kid who got her arm broken at Wembley, and now the booing, which Klopp himself has excused.
They’re untouchable.
This whole sticking all the tickets on sale at the start of the season is something else I don’t agree with. It leaves singles all over the place that people don’t want, plus people buy tickets for fixtures that get rearranged so they can’t attend. I always think put on sale 6 weeks before when we know what the kickoff date and time is and give match day members who’ve paid the £35 a weeks priority before releasing to general sale.It pretty much is, when the match day tickets go on sale in July, just take a look at how few are left by the time the season starts, vitually no seats other than scattered singles. I know because I’m part of the summer scramble to buy tickets in pairs.
only when either s/c holders put them on resale, or away teams return blocks and fans move into those seats or thirdly games are moved to inconvenient times do gaps appear.
The Health & Safety Executive calculated that, given the lack of turnstiles and layout outside the ground, for Liverpool fans to safely enter the ground they would have had to start arriving at a constant flow 90 mins before kick off.
How often did you get to a ground 90 mins before kick off?
I’m not sure expanding the south stand was a good idea let alone doing the north one.