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The question we should be asking is what would be the appetite for our owners to remain in charge and invest in the club when everyone appears to be against them?

Txixi's job is done. Virtually all players contracts are secured until 2025/26. The thing that needs sorted out asap is Peps future. I'm probably in the minority, but I think Pep owes the club and the fans that commitment. An extension will give him the security and stop people asking the...

To do this the club need a commitment. Extending his time with City would be a lift for everyone. An additional year would help at a time when we are already losing our Director of Football and a key allie of Peps. The club might already have a different idea on what the future looks like...

Pure speculation. The players have gone off the ball. In the space of a week everyone has lost there heads. Even Pep seems to be affected by something.

Have the management and players heard something about the Premier League charges?

There is no guarantee big sums will be spent this summer especially when we are waiting to hear the results of the Premier League charges and whether Pep will remain at City for a further season. Interesting times...

That is all something over nothing. What we need to understand is we have to work with the Premier League. It will not benefit our owners to make things too toxic. Our owners know what they are doing. Comments coming out on social media are just noise. With the greatest of respect the majority...

Thanks, Alex. Looking at the ticket sites it looks like there are lots available from a number of secondary ticket outlets. Seatpick.com give fans looking fot tickets all the information that the Premier League and Manchester City would need. They are presently doing little to stop touting. The...

Agree. The Complance Manager is going to have a tough job without the backing of the fans who feel they can do what they want with their tickets yet challenge the club approach to releasing tickets. It does show you how far the club and people are prepared to go to make money. Bottom line is...

To a fellow City fan?

It is the football authorities and in this instance Manchester City's job to govern the allocation of tickets. If the pressure is put on the right persons, improves could be made. It is a societal problem that fans need to work with the clubs. If the various supporter groups and the FSA they...

An absolute rip off. I hope the club find a way to properly document the prices fans are having to pay to get tickets for this game. Hopefully, City Matters can work with those purchasing tickets to log the seats that have become available to try and identify the source, but it sounds like this...

Sure are. Hopefully, you get a good quality seat for the price you have to pay for the ticket.

Over to the club to sort this out. It will take more than just a Complance Manager. Time for the club to be open and transparent with the fans on how ticketing are being allocated for all matches. On the whole, fans are not satisfied with the service that is being provided to supporters in this...

That will not help get to the bottom of the problem. That action is keeping the touts in business. The reality is many people will do the same thing. If the club can prevent tickets being released to these sites there is every chance they will end up in City fans hand and not be sold at an...

If fans were to privide seat details for tickets purchased for the West Ham game would the club look to do anything to identify where the tickets were sourced from?

There are lots of tickets available on the secondary ticket websites for the West Ham game. It will probably mean a lot of blues will miss out on this game or end up paying extortionate prices for a ticket. If the club are found to be aware how these tickets ending up with the touts there are...

I have been trying to get hold of tickets for the final game of the season, which sold out some time ago. There are a huge number of tickets available starting from £140 on the secondary sites even before ticket fees are applied. A rip off in my opinion, but I have no doubt these will be...

Best in class means shit to the regular people. It just gives OVG and CFG a chance to charge more and more money to consumers across all there ventures.

Greed - the root of all evil. I would hasten a guess that OVG and CFG will not be affected by this in the long term. Co-op will be recompensed and the shows will kick off later in the month.