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Get them to fill in the below link just in case https://www.mancity.com/covid-19-self-declaration

That I completely understand and a questions we will all have to ask ourselves.

We will be absolutely fine for this one (as long as we can both field a team). Its the games after the 28th we wont be allowed should further restrictions come in

Rumors seem to suggest restrictions after the 27th so if its on yes we will be attending

Many will fall foul. Tim Spector said yesterday that the symptoms are showing as a cold and people shouldn't wait for the usual symptoms before getting a PCR. To me that sounds like the LFT's may be rendered useless with the new variant

Was just talking about the same thing with my cousin. Have an overwhelming sense of de ja vu today, it feels exactly like the last home game (West Ham) before Covid. Win or lose I'm gonna enjoy tonight that's for sure

We will have to wait and see. That guidance was published in May before they offered the jabs to under 18 years old's. I'm sure they will be exempt but with this Gov nothing would surprise me

Nope, Corporate have gone to a ballot due the demand

Could be wrong but think the only way to upgrade is over the phone or going to the ticket office

That is nonsense myself and plenty of other hospitality members go to most if not all away games. There were also a lot of hospitality members who didn't get tickets for this game

They are dearer than the other group games and its to be expected. What is a surprise though, is its cheaper to watch PSG than most (if not all) of the PL games

Its very hit and miss when you try to do things more than 7 days before the game. I would recall it and try again next week if possible?

There were few articles from both the PL and media at the beginning of the season. City Matter have also confirmed it is the case and had been in the works for some years. Danny Wilson also admitted he wanted to go with the “bing bang” approach rather than phasing it in.

It’s not hearsay it, it is coming next year. Some have decided to try and embrace it now while others have buried their head in the sand (probably because of covid and are trying to maximise renewals for this year at least)

Rags and Everton have offered this option for this year. We have decided to go down the Big Bang route. I can see arguments for and against for both but what I dont get is us backtracking for a few this year. It really doesn’t benefit anyone in the long run

The problem is (general issues aside, which are currently being ironed out and things are a lot better) some people may never want, need or be able to afford a smart phone. These people have either used print at home or collect from the stadium. Issuing a card for them for the rest of this...

Its next year supposedly. I really have no idea why they have issued them now as next year people will be in the same boat.

Just received this response when asking as my digital tickets are now showing as expired “There are no physical season cards being distributed. There are the odd few in exceptional circumstances but the majority of people would be moving forward with virtual cards. I will ask out IT team what...

Hmm, I got an email the other day about parking passes being sent out after consultation with Hospitality members (never asked me though) but it doesn't mention anything about a season card. Edit - I have just noticed my mobile wallet has updated to say my Seasoncards have expired!! WTF City...

My thoughts exactly. They went for the all or nothing approach and to be fair the issues seems to be getting ironed out now, I'm not sure why (If true) they have relented to some only to face the same issue next season?