You wrote a whole paragraph about the coppers not doing anything about the Feyenoord fans chucking shit. I was merely adding to your point that the club don't care about things like this, otherwise they would've done something about this as that liverpool game was 2 years ago now.
Fair play to his dad, he created one hell of a grade A fuckin tool..!
They continue to bury their collective head in the sand regarding City fans safety. You carry on convincing yourself otherwise and I’ll keep an eye on missiles sailing through the air towards my sons.
Fucking hell did you even read what I said before responding? I'm literally agreeing with you that the club is neglecting city fans safety.
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If you were that bothered by your families safety you'd move seats away from the away fans. Can't have it both ways, all the atmosphere with zero nobbers is unobtanium unfortunately.
We’ll just get a survey on how best to stitch up the high point holders in favour of the corporate allocation or what’s the quality of the pies in the east stand lower, that was also rife with cheeseheads last night tooCity like sending out emails. But don’t hold your breath for a similar email from City to the fans.
Manchester United's chief operating officer Collette Roche has said the number of Galatasaray fans who bought corporate hospitality tickets for Tuesday's Champions League game at Old Trafford was "unacceptable".
In an email to members sent on Friday afternoon, Roche apologised to fans and acknowledged some "felt unsafe".
United are conducting a full investigation into what happened, having initially believed the problem stemmed from touting and sales through official channels, including from season ticket holders and members, to UK-based Galatasaray fans.
While evidence gathered over the past few days suggests 'bots' were responsible for the purchase of tickets in one area of the ground, which were then sold on by touts even though on the club's ticketing system it showed them being bought by official members, United accept a problem occurred from the sale of hospitality tickets, as many fans claimed on the night.
Manchester United apologise for Galatasaray fans in home end for Champions League tie
Manchester United apologise and call the number of Galatasaray fans who bought corporate hospitality tickets for Tuesday's Champions League game at Old Trafford "unacceptable".
City organise lots of school trips from around the UK. My school from Birmingham attended the previous champions league game. The students follow lots of different teams. They come from deprived areas of Birmingham and don't get to attend live games much. They were sat in the lower North Stand (I'm in the second tier North Stand), so I was able to keep an eye on them and they were thoroughly enjoying themselves and were in great spirits. I spoke with some of the sixth formers the next day and they loved it and have great memories for life (despite not being City fans). One of them has only been to 4 live games and 2 of them are school trips to City. The PE teacher that organised the trip is a plastic Liverpool fan, so it was good for him to see us score 5! Where I sit lots of season ticket holders don't seem to attend European nights, so it's inevitable that City want to cash in with tourists and school trips.
Do you mind confirming if kids have to pay? If so, how much?
I agree City should price these games better, but even when they have done this in the past lots of season ticket holders still don't attend.
I don’t think they care, there was a Spurs fan with Son on her back and two strikers up top but nobody blinked an eye
Yes they pay (and for coach travel). I believe the school subsidised the cost.
no wonder there is no money to hire teachers. I get it's a nice experience for the kids who will remember it forever (hopefully!), but not sure it's the best use of the school's money.
I could be wrong about the school subsidising the cost, but the school will see the wider benefits for the students and for the school. For example, the trip was used as a reward for attendance, good behaviour etc. Those that didn't go have now heard lots of positive stories from the students that attended and are more motivated for the next school trip.
Because season tickets keep going up in price too much so loads pull out of the Cup Schemes to pinch some back.