Nah mate it’s because we were playing Chelsea had two tourists sat next to me on their phones and eating for England, just what City want probably paid about £65 a ticket as well. If that had been Southampton I doubt they’d be there.I sit in the North Stand, level 2. Every game i scutter to myself about all the empty seats in SS3, dozens if not hundreds. Knowing there are proper Blues that can't get tickets for many reasons, moreover price.
(Sell them on here. I used to all the time when one of us couldn't go.)
Yesterday it was really full and you could hear and feel the difference .
Maybe those nasty emails from City are working, to get the supporters into their seats or at least list their tickets!
Fuck off will you and get counting.... :-)Fast, exciting football, creating chances, and goals, helps to create a better atmosphere.
SSL3 is getting bigger every match seems the cheap seats are bringing the best up there now, imagine they put those prices in the new stand it would be rocking especially second half when City kick that way.
Yes, thought the North Stand were really good yesterday.Thought the atmosphere was very good yesterday including more songs starting in the north stand.
The tempo of the game certainly helped. Josko's two poor misses, Phil hitting the post, and the disallowed goal helped as they create excitement and get the crowd going. Fifteen passes backwards and sideways before going back to Ederson kills the atmosphere. I'm not saying we should go long ball for 90 minutes, but superb, intricate football with no end product doesn't generate much noise if it doesn't result in a goal.
There will be thousands if season cards / flexi-golds in the new standit was around £70 for a ticket up there last night ?
there won't be any new season tickets in the new stand. club don't care and just want the once a season tourists who will pay 3 figures for a match ticket. wait until the hotel is finished !
club hate legacy fans and won't change until Soriano goes but i fear its already too far gone.
If ?Nobody would notice if anyone trashed Blackpool :)
I hope so looking at the new extension from my seat in CB1 its not difficult to imagine from the rake of it how it could easily fill the ground with noise. Really does look impressive.There will be thousands if season cards / flexi-golds in the new stand
Fuck me!! Cheer up you miserable twat!!it was around £70 for a ticket up there last night ?
there won't be any new season tickets in the new stand. club don't care and just want the once a season tourists who will pay 3 figures for a match ticket. wait until the hotel is finished !
club hate legacy fans and won't change until Soriano goes but i fear its already too far gone.
When the young debutant let them in for the first goal the earlier raucous atmosphere could easily have dropped off. But after a minute of contemplation the crowd got straight back on it and cheered the team on.Best atmosphere for a long long time last night. SL3 was absoluteley bouncing.
For those that think the atmosphere and noise doesn't help. Of course it does. I could see the crowd lift the team funnily enough at 1-0 down and again when Akanji made a poor clearance 2nd half. We have to make it like that every game at home. I really hope the club listen.
Need to sort the Metro out if they are going to stop people leaving early to avoid being at the back of a massive que.Best atmosphere of the season. Really enjoyed it. Makes you wonder what the Etihad will be like when there's another 8,000 fans in the North Stand. I can't wait for that. Every game I go and have a look at the North Stand. It is huge. The hotel and buildings outside it dwarf the old City shop and are going to be integral to the stand. It's going to transform pre-match routines. I like how this development looks. It's going to make going to the game more enjoyable.
And I loved the light show and the singer. Previous home game they had a guitarist playing Wonderwall. Very good. They must have improved the sound system to do this.
I too lament the loss of the 50/50 bone cruncher. Cheered the young lad when he took whoever out for his card. More of that..Best atmosphere in absolute ages and it was all down to one thing - our tempo! For once we played the game with some urgency and less slowing everything down. The crowd rose to it, I'm still waiting for that first bone crunching 50/50 tackle under Pep but yesterday was the first time in about 20 games I felt we had turned a corner. The crowd also helped sway the referees decision in booking their player for time wasting early on rather than in the 89th minute. We can make a difference, I know for a fact because one of our players told me personally that the away support the team feel is incredible but at home when a mislaid pass goes astray and there is an audible groan it does affect some players. Come on Blues lets roar them on for the rest of the season now.
Nargghh mate- He will have been shagging around or snorting CokeWhen the young debutant let them in for the first goal the earlier raucous atmosphere could easily have dropped off. But after a minute of contemplation the crowd got straight back on it and cheered the team on.
I wonder if Wio was watching?
Shame it didn’t do the trick :-)It’s a football match where 85% of those in attendance (at least) are adult men.
They got it spot on against the Rags.
Well i see the shithole in Salford seems to be getting public money for their transport and surroundings be nice if they tried to sort the transport out at our ground considering our owners invested…Need to sort the Metro out if they are going to stop people leaving early to avoid being at the back of a massive que.
Don’t think Khus will keep you waiting too long. We’ve got a real defender at last - bit young and needs our support but he’ll be some signing when fully confidentBest atmosphere in absolute ages and it was all down to one thing - our tempo! For once we played the game with some urgency and less slowing everything down. The crowd rose to it, I'm still waiting for that first bone crunching 50/50 tackle under Pep but yesterday was the first time in about 20 games I felt we had turned a corner. The crowd also helped sway the referees decision