Am surprised - but not THAt surprised. I suspect a lot of fans around the London area have got tickets.Gobsmacked
I would bet that a high number of city fans going to this live closer to Wembley than to the Etihad and won't feel inconvenienced by either the venue or the time.Match going fans deserve everything they get, they really do.
Authorities say jump, they say how high. Once again they are laughing their tits off at us and will continue to do what they want.
They would regardless of this. And City know there are 1000s waiting behind the "legacy" fans just waiting for us to pack it in.Match going fans deserve everything they get, they really do.
Authorities say jump, they say how high. Once again they are laughing their tits off at us and will continue to do what they want.
First line is overly harsh IMO. But you do have a point - match-going fans (of which I'm one) do allow themselves to be bent over and shafted all too often by the powers-that-be. Hopefully this is the start of a wider push back against shit kick-off times in generalMatch going fans deserve everything they get, they really do.
Authorities say jump, they say how high. Once again they are laughing their tits off at us and will continue to do what they want.
If Arsenal’s supposed banner was anything to go by then I don’t think there will be much of a wider pushback. Rather than back City fans over an issue that affects all supporters they saw it as an opportunity for a cheap dig.First line is overly harsh IMO. But you do have a point - match-going fans (of which I'm one) do allow themselves to be bent over and shafted all too often by the powers-that-be. Hopefully this is the start of a wider push back against shit kick-off times in general
To be fair, some Arsenal websites showed empathy with the boycott. I'm also led to believe that the odd Arsenal fan donated to the foodbanks as well. It's just that there will also always be opposition fans taking the piss too.If Arsenal’s supposed banner was anything to go by then I don’t think there will be much of a wider pushback. Rather than back City fans over an issue that affects all supporters they saw it as an opportunity for a cheap dig.
Sometimes I agree with the original statement, football supporters do deserve what they get.
I’m sure Cat Man would appreciate The Cats Protection LeagueYou didn’t need to take him up on it, he said unequivocally he would make a £100 donation to Charity and didn’t want the reciprocal “bet” if we didn’t. So, nominate your Charity, let’s see if he fucks off from here, guessing he will re-register with a different user name. Perhaps, Not a Cat as Baldrick once said.
Which OSC are you joining?On the plus side, looking forward to getting 4 tickets for United away next season.
Send it to the SCBA, Seat Counters Benevolent Association@Corky Do you have a charity in mind?
Understand we've sold out the original allocation and have asked for more tickets.
Match going fans deserve everything they get, they really do.
Authorities say jump, they say how high. Once again they are laughing their tits off at us and will continue to do what they want.
Which OSC are you joining?
I'd actually say there is more of a reason to boycott that after the way fans were treated in Istanbul!I get the point that people want to boycott due to the timings and faff, I just wonder if those same people are boycotting the midweek Super Cup game which is very much more of a faff?
And herein lies the problem. If fans want to boycott and try to change the current problems match going fans face then there will be new fans ready and willing to step into the seats left.
The tv companies and the football clubs know this. Nothing will change, fans will continue to be treated like customers and kick off times will keep getting more and more ridiculous.
non league football for me next season. Now we have won the lot I almost feel like that chapter going to city games is done.