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FFS! Airline rip-off!
- Thread starter jrb
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M18CTID
Well-Known Member
Semi-finals, second leg 03–04/05/16
Yes thanks but need the exact date we play Madrid!
blue b4 the moon
Well-Known Member
My birthday on the 3rd not sure if I want us to play then or not.
peoffrey
Well-Known Member
We know that but what day? Tue or wed???
Yet to be confirmed. Let the TV people decide for us...
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blueinsa
Guest
Twas ever thus, supply and demand.
It should be made illegal but never will.
It should be made illegal but never will.
bluemoon27
Well-Known Member
i was on ryanair last night and pricing up both madrid and munich and i got madrid for me and my lad going out on tue 3rd coming back on thur 5th for £123 for both of us,its now £723
City will play Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-final with the first leg to be played at the Etihad Stadium.
The Blues will play the first leg at home on 26 April.
The return leg will be on 4 May at the Santiago Bernabéu with the winners facing either Atletico Madrid or Bayern Munich on 28 May at the San Siro, Milan.
Whoever triumphs from City's tie will be deemed the home team in the final.
Manuel Pellegrini, of course, managed Real Madrid in 2009/10 and signed Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema for a combined fee of £110m.
The Blues' boss oversaw a record points haul for Madrid during his year in charge but was unfortunate to find Barcelona in equally irresistible form with the Catalans accumulating 99 points. The Chilean was replaced by Jose Mourinho before taking over Malaga.
Dates and ticket details will be announced shortly.
More to follow...
The Blues will play the first leg at home on 26 April.
The return leg will be on 4 May at the Santiago Bernabéu with the winners facing either Atletico Madrid or Bayern Munich on 28 May at the San Siro, Milan.
Whoever triumphs from City's tie will be deemed the home team in the final.
Manuel Pellegrini, of course, managed Real Madrid in 2009/10 and signed Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema for a combined fee of £110m.
The Blues' boss oversaw a record points haul for Madrid during his year in charge but was unfortunate to find Barcelona in equally irresistible form with the Catalans accumulating 99 points. The Chilean was replaced by Jose Mourinho before taking over Malaga.
Dates and ticket details will be announced shortly.
More to follow...