He lives in PlymouthOut of interest why can’t they take you in as a member?
He lives in PlymouthOut of interest why can’t they take you in as a member?
I suppose its better to buy a fa cup final ticket,then you could always pass it on to a pal IF we did get to CL final and you couldn't afford both.This is true, I was weighing up what to do and waiting on Madrid away, as if we were def going to istanbul and I could only afford one I would have binned off even a Manchester Derby cup final
As real game is not a certainty (I expect us to win tbh) I have got a final ticket as may be the only one of the 2 we are at, looks like I will have to raid the credit card if Wednesday goes as planned. :-)
Many of these clubs have been around for years and no doubt ensuring we sold out away ends when the team on the pitch for many years didn’t warrant it. I’m sure they offer other benefits to the club as well that you’re not aware of.There is no guarantee supporters club tickets go just to members. We are a household name. We don't need these clubs.
Looks like I wasn’t in CS then!Oh here chief:
![]()
FA Cup Final Ticket Criteria (Merged)
Re: FA CUP FINAL TICKET CRTERIA Have faith. They virtually sold out at general sale for a semi-final against Man Utd at cheaper prices. I reckon they'll go to around 2500, those with 3000 or over will be fine I reckon. This i have 3500 and on cup direct and i think i will get a ticket :)forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk
It was different to the semi as you said, but there was a safety net for CS.
Pretty sure it was as low as 23k back in the day. And that was with100k capacity.I'm pretty sure you used to get 25k for the final but was increased last year to 30500 (not sure why) I expect this us what they mean by extra tickets
I think a lot did, as the club intended.Looks like I wasn’t in CS then!
Definitely joined the year after.
Aye but you know how it is City is a drug you find hard to give up.I suppose its better to buy a fa cup final ticket,then you could always pass it on to a pal IF we did get to CL final and you couldn't afford both.
The only solution to all this point and scheme chaos,is to revert back to programme tokens glued to voucher sheets and to send them in via post to the ticket office.
Join the scheme?It's probably been said before but it's absolutely fucking ridiculous that a season ticket holder with a couple of thousand points who is on the scheme can get a ticket before an ST holder with 25,000 points who isn't on the scheme.
We passed one coach on the way down in my mate’s car. Full of United fans drinking and lots of “banter” in the form of wanker signs, etc, going back and forth.Drove back on the M40/M6 from the semi-final on Sunday morning and literally didn't see a single united coach going the other way.
There's no way you'd have 25,000 points without being on the Cup schemes or going to loads of cup games.It's probably been said before but it's absolutely fucking ridiculous that a season ticket holder with a couple of thousand points who is on the scheme can get a ticket before an ST holder with 25,000 points who isn't on the scheme.
Knickers on fireHe lives in Plymouth
Glenn stop talking sense this is Bluemoon mate,you’re the 1st I’ve seen mention one of the many reasons people are not in the cup schemes people live far away for midweek travel, some supporters work shifts, other people have child minding issues, some people can’t make the league games if the fixture is changed from a Sat to midweekExcellent point, Eds - why should Supporters Clubs be given a very large, priority allocation when most of their members will be regular attenders on high points totals anyway? I'm pretty sure there will be a large number of SC holders like me, who live a long way from Manchester and who choose not to be on the Cup Schemes because of the cost and hassle of getting to Manchester for Cup games, particularly in mid-week. That's my choice, of course, but it doesn't seem right to me that someone who has been a member of a Supporters Club, for maybe only a few months, might have a better chance of securing a Final ticket than I do.
And I don't hold any truck with the argument I have seen on this thread of "that's the way it has always been", because with that attitude, nothing would ever change for the better.
I would have thought by now you had enough pay back for the dark yearsMany of these clubs have been around for years and no doubt ensuring we sold out away ends when the team on the pitch for many years didn’t warrant it. I’m sure they offer other benefits to the club as well that you’re not aware of.
Some tickets may go wayward, but the vast majority of supporters I’d say are season ticket holders on high points who’d get tickets anyway. For some this also offers a way around the closed shop of ticket points, it doesn’t necessarily mean they’re any less committed.
Spot on blueExcellent point, Eds - why should Supporters Clubs be given a very large, priority allocation when most of their members will be regular attenders on high points totals anyway? I'm pretty sure there will be a large number of SC holders like me, who live a long way from Manchester and who choose not to be on the Cup Schemes because of the cost and hassle of getting to Manchester for Cup games, particularly in mid-week. That's my choice, of course, but it doesn't seem right to me that someone who has been a member of a Supporters Club, for maybe only a few months, might have a better chance of securing a Final ticket than I do.
And I don't hold any truck with the argument I have seen on this thread of "that's the way it has always been", because with that attitude, nothing would ever change for the better.
Cracking post mate. Spot on. It’s a back door route for non- season ticket holders and they arguing a known fact!I would have thought by now you had enough pay back for the dark years
You sound like a scouser
If they are season ticket holders no reason to give them a ticket then
you can dress it up how you want pal
the only people who think SC should get 6,000 tickets for this game are the SC
The members of the OSC are blues when the club eventually erode the legacy allocation to them,who do you think will get their allocation those who only fancy the finals or popular games or corporate who’ll pay more for a jolly I was there day out.I would have thought by now you had enough pay back for the dark years
You sound like a scouser
If they are season ticket holders no reason to give them a ticket then
you can dress it up how you want pal
the only people who think SC should get 6,000 tickets for this game are the SC