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£55 after not paying for the junior match day membership. Then there’s the savings on being able to access more affordable tickets and watch the big matches too. Whether we like junior flexi-golds or not, can we agree that this isn’t a terrible thing. I’m not interested in the politics, just...

Some of you moaners are making the Prophet of Doom seem happy go lucky!

If the adults were existing season cards holders holders then those season cards transfer across with the adults. If not then the adult fees would be £150 per person and the juniors £75 each, less the cost of no longer having to buy match day memberships. There’s an argument for saying not just...

The situation with the families in my Branch is that the adults tend to already have season cards and the flexi-golds have been bought for the juniors. City have ensured they can sit / stand together. In the scenario you give, I think the minimum extra cost - if the adults were already season...

I’m just saying this in case it helps you. Nicki in our Branch got her two teenage sons (approx 12 and 13 year old) two value gold season cards in South Stand L1. They can all stand together at the match now along with their Uncles as a family unit. I know you despise these Flexi-golds, I’m...

I don’t think anyone is supporting the Club only offering flexi-golds. I think a lot of us are fed up with people hoarding season cards and depriving families from getting tickets together. That’s a bigger problem IMHO.

Flexi-golds were mainly introduced to get youngsters on the season card ladder. The families I know with flexi-golds enjoy having them. Hopefully, the up front charges can be reduced. It’s about £50 juniors when you knock off the City junior membership fee but the tickets are much cheaper than...

I have got 2 in South Stand L3 for Everton. Blocks 317 & 318

Thanks for the info Buckshaw Blue. I know most of the SSL3 tickets are resold away from the official ticket exchange so apart from the very biggest games, tickets can be picked up for around £30 on the face value ticket pages.

I’ve been to see Atalanta in Bergamo a few times as well as following City to Italy and I’ve always shown my passport.

I think they just check name on passport against name on ticket

I think fans buying last minute tickets across the South Stand for the Brentford game got the £30 tickets too. There’s always going to be pros and cos with every ticket decision that’s made if we scrutinise in very fine detail. If the overall impact is positive that’s good enough for me.

Thanks Alex

Good support for the lads last night. One of the best atmospheres this season, although that’s not a particularly high bar. Credit to South Stand L1 for making most of the noise. Good to hear the chants coming from the North stand too and the Kippax corner.

Me too mate

Applauding the team off after the final whistle, like I have been doing for the last 50 years. The most visible empty seats were in the family stand, in blocks we know wouod have been sold to season card holders. There weren’t enough to get worked up about. If Blues won’t make spares available...

If Forest hadn’t taken all 3 tiers of the away end. (Credit to them), I think City would have discounted tickets being sold in the South Stand L3 like they did against Brentford last season.

Credit to all the Blues who ensured tickets were transferred / resold with many available below face value. It was a respectable crowd for the time of year and conditions. If Blues stop buying resale tickets direct from City, they will have to do something about ticket prices: Credit to the...

Yawn!!!

It’s easy to click on more than one box. Hopefully, it was a City error and the Blues keep their tickets for the Derby.