Boo fuckin hooWouldn't touch a CL game with a barge pole
51000, thousands of tourists, Dortmund fans all over, half empty at kick off.
Still pretty much a full house though which is great considering the transport hell in Manchester these days.Haha. Scratch that.I should have listened to myself yesterday when I said these selling patterns looked unnatural.
346 seats have just dropped right around the stadium.
This is for Dortmund.
These will sell today too but I've got a feeling that it will be half empty at kick off as there's something on at the arena and it's bonfire night. A rush hour accident or two on the motorway network and there's the potential for chaos.Still pretty much a full house though which is great considering the transport hell in Manchester these days.
It is really hard work getting to games these days. The trains are a shambles and the roads are gridlocked. I am near Preston but two hours to get home from a night game is routine by car. That said I would not miss a game for anything apart from health. Watching Haaland is a privilege. I love the night matches.These will sell today too but I've got a feeling that it will be half empty at kick off as there's something on at the arena and it's bonfire night. A rush hour accident or two on the motorway network and there's the potential for chaos.
It's a great little seat count this one on the quiet. It's like a little warm up for bigger things to come. Touch and go on whether it sells out and also random seat drops by City.
310 now.Haha. Scratch that.I should have listened to myself yesterday when I said these selling patterns looked unnatural.
346 seats have just dropped right around the stadium.
This is for Dortmund.
That's true but most clubs (including City) didn't take anywhere near as many to London away games as they do now.Remember back in the day you could do all the away games with your mates,pay on the gate no probs.
Its decent but as a long time admirer of the work of seat counters, the Wembley semi-finals and finals are where the seat counters really hit their straps.These will sell today too but I've got a feeling that it will be half empty at kick off as there's something on at the arena and it's bonfire night. A rush hour accident or two on the motorway network and there's the potential for chaos.
It's a great little seat count this one on the quiet. It's like a little warm up for bigger things to come. Touch and go on whether it sells out and also random seat drops by City.
From memory there was quite a large number of blues in the open endThat's true but most clubs (including City) didn't take anywhere near as many to London away games as they do now.
My first visit to Craven Cottage was the dismal 5-1 defeat in 84.
Paul Power apologised to "almost a thousand" travelling supporters in the match programme for the next home game,
We were in the Ernie Clay Seats with the open end to our right.From memory there was quite a large number of blues in the open end
I was in the main stand with my wife , being laughed at by fulham fans as the score kept rising
Oh those were the days eh !
WEmbley tickets never go on open sale. They can't risk them getting into the hands of the opponents. If it's a relatively unattractive league cup final they might become available to members, but you might be left with the expensive (£250-300) seats. They are always last to go and sales slow right up.Random question and very early. Say if we get to the league cup final do they get to general sale or no in terms of just having a membership? Or no.
Boo fuckin hoo
Its a common failing on here.Guessing seat countering.
Read the posts properly
Its a common failing on here.
I was just about to reply to you; ‘I wonder if any further will be released that may have not been sold by ticket tout partners?’.Haha. Scratch that.I should have listened to myself yesterday when I said these selling patterns looked unnatural.
346 seats have just dropped right around the stadium.
This is for Dortmund.
just counted 157 either way a good turn out148 left.