Seat Counters - 2022/23

[Fordyboy46]

For a group stage match which most people are getting tedious of, it is a good turnout.

All there to see Erling

 

[Lavinda Past]

Yep! You can check out the bar behind SS1 as well, I'm quite a big fan.

@tolmie's hairdoo best not have your lad standing behind @Brightwell Bros. tonight then...

 

[MrCheeseGrater]

Considering all the royal things recently, the ticket prices and the cost of living crisis this is an amazing turn out. A few years ago we never would have been anywhere near a sellout for a game like this.

 

[Jacko1956]

Considering all the royal things recently, the ticket prices and the cost of living crisis this is an amazing turn out. A few years ago we never would have been anywhere near a sellout for a game like this.

Did a seat count in the ground at 7.30 and were only 130 showing left !

 

[i kne albert davy]

Surprised at the size of the crowd tonight with the current economic climate, bet the club are as well.

 

[eyalluvitt]

Only 34K in Turin tonight for a group stage CL game, will the English press be outraged and call out the biggest and best-supported team in Italy for having no fans?

 

[levets]

50,441 at The Etihad. That is almost a sell out for us. Add another 1600 on that Dortmund didn’t bring and it’s a great turnout,

 

[Didsbury Dave]

50,441 at The Etihad. That is almost a sell out for us. Add another 1600 on that Dortmund didn’t bring and it’s a great turnout,

The only unsold seats visible from the Colin Bell were maybe 50 in the top right of the East Stand.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

50,441 at The Etihad. That is almost a sell out for us. Add another 1600 on that Dortmund didn’t bring and it’s a great turnout,

Dortmund only brought about 1,500 n’all.

 

[M18CTID]

6632 left for Copenhagen at home with 15 days to go. As a comparison, there were still over 9200 showing for Dortmund at home with just 9 days to go to that match.

 

[celf]

6632 left for Copenhagen at home with 15 days to go. As a comparison, there were still over 9200 showing for Dortmund at home with just 9 days to go to that match.

3 home games in 6 days as well, already a great effort.
Get the North Stand expansion done City.

 

[LongsightM13]

6632 left for Copenhagen at home with 15 days to go. As a comparison, there were still over 9200 showing for Dortmund at home with just 9 days to go to that match.

Proof that if you price it right, they will come

 

[The Fat el Hombre]

Just having a quick ganders at the league games for the foreseeable, and it doesn't look like there's loads left in any of them. (E.g. brighton on 22nd October only has single tickets left which you'd presume are ticket exchange). Curious as to how these future ticket sales have compared to previous years, and how big an effect Haaland (or whatever else) is having?

(Yes it's international week and I'm bored)

 

[Didsbury Dave]

Just having a quick ganders at the league games for the foreseeable, and it doesn't look like there's loads left in any of them. (E.g. brighton on 22nd October only has single tickets left which you'd presume are ticket exchange). Curious as to how these future ticket sales have compared to previous years, and how big an effect Haaland (or whatever else) is having?

(Yes it's international week and I'm bored)

Attendences are well up this year. Southampton home is already sold out, apart from returns which are appearing. I'd say that last year that game would have sold out but only on the day the game. The first CL fixture was basically a full house and last year the first game had lot of unsold tickets. It was given as 38K but most of there thought there more but it wasn't full.

 

[supercity88]

Just having a quick ganders at the league games for the foreseeable, and it doesn't look like there's loads left in any of them. (E.g. brighton on 22nd October only has single tickets left which you'd presume are ticket exchange). Curious as to how these future ticket sales have compared to previous years, and how big an effect Haaland (or whatever else) is having?

(Yes it's international week and I'm bored)

Haaland is undoubtedly a huge reason behind the increase in attendances.

 

[Durham Blue]

Attendences are well up this year. Southampton home is already sold out, apart from returns which are appearing. I'd say that last year that game would have sold out but only on the day the game. The first CL fixture was basically a full house and last year the first game had lot of unsold tickets. It was given as 38K but most of there thought there more but it wasn't full.

Looks like Southampton have returned all of their 3rd tier allocation (blocks 313/314) so there are actually 400+ tickets still available for this fixture. Great news as it means more blues can be there!
I wonder if Haaland will be risked in the Carabao Cup v Chelsea ? If not might be interesting to see the attendance for that match as it’s also squeezed in between two PL home matches. Might be a real indicator if we have a bigger demand this season??

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

Haaland is undoubtedly a huge reason behind the increase in attendances.

Id also flag that last year Covid was a big factor in people every day. The idea of going out and getting tickets for stuff was just not on peoples radar. We seem to be well over that now so its a bit of bounce back going on.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

Looks like Southampton have returned all of their 3rd tier allocation (blocks 313/314) so there are actually 400+ tickets still available for this fixture. Great news as it means more blues can be there!
I wonder if Haaland will be risked in the Carabao Cup v Chelsea ? If not might be interesting to see the attendance for that match as it’s also squeezed in between two PL home matches. Might be a real indicator if we have a bigger demand this season??

Wonder if the few Saints fans in attendance will sing: “Where were you when you were shit” as usual. They don’t do irony do they?

 

[M18CTID]

Good afternoon fellow seat counters from my sunbed by the pool in Lanzarote.

Another 1500 or so Copenhagen tickets in blocks 313 and 314 have been added to the planner as Copenhagen have only taken the bottom 2 tiers. I’ve noticed some batches of seats have appeared in a few other blocks too when there were none previously available in those blocks. Done a very rough count and what was 3000+ remaining over the weekend is now 6000+.

 

[Manchester33]

Good afternoon fellow seat counters from my sunbed by the pool in Lanzarote.

Another 1500 or so Copenhagen tickets in blocks 313 and 314 have been added to the planner as Copenhagen have only taken the bottom 2 tiers. I’ve noticed some batches of seats have appeared in a few other blocks too when there were none previously available in those blocks. Done a very rough count and what was 3000+ remaining over the weekend is now 6000+.

I'm disappointed with Copenhagen's fans. I'd have thought they'd bring more than that.

If nothing else it shows that our away support in Europe is relatively really good, especially considering the number of consecutive years we've played in UEFA competitions.