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There are no trains or underground from Wembley Central on Sunday so anyone going to Harrow and Wealdstone is gonna struggle. Hence why few have booked in.

on and off the pitch we are best in class. Not sure that includes the ticket office tbf.

One thing is for sure - City need to give a lot of thought to how to sell later stages of CL games next season and dare I say the Wembley final. Everyone will be on the scheme now.

Saw this from above. Glad to hear he's OK and just to add a bit of balance he was on oxygen with first aid within minutes. A lot lot quicker than had it happened on the street or outside the stadium. RIP the fella against Blackburn some years ago, in our new stadium who died in his seat...

Anyone getting into SAW around 10pm, I've a taxi booked going to Taksim Square. DM if you need to jump in.

No, just a ticket and thanks to brilliant members on this board I'm now sorted. Face value.

Didn't intend to go. With 12k points, on the scheme and with an access code I could have bought one when eligible and made a fortune but I chose not too, letting others in the queue benefit. Now....due to a change of circumstances I can go but don't have a ticket and it's boards like this -...

4,200 tickets left as of now.

Only the high rollers will get tickets at 1pm tomorrow. Imagine it'll sell out by half ten.

Glad this thread is here. Qualified yesterday. Not going. Too hypocritical to boo the uefa song then stump up €400 to them for a ticket. Shit stadium Miles from town, with a running track in a country awaiting a response to the election which is a significant risk imo. An event ending gone...

Clearly not a stampede for these.

First up. City Matters is a dead duck. Time and again views aren't asked for, aren't heard or are ignored. Fair play to anyone wanting to be involved - your prerogative - but since before and after the Super League clusterfuck it's blindingly obvious that the club give no shits whatsoever to...

Exactly this. With revenues up, more is made at the ground on match day through merch and drinks. Opportunistic increases like this, justified while inflation is racing, just serves to piss people off rather than make a difference to the bottom line.

the price increase and the shambles today renders City Matters irrelevant.

Timing of this is tone deaf to the kickback from today. Or it's deliberate to make people understand the importance of a season ticket and queue up ahead of stadium expansion.

Eyes down for next season. Interesting bits here about interest free payments and the ticket exchange guaranteeing 12 matches up from 6. No prices yet though. https://www.mancity.com/news/club/manchester-city-seasoncard-renewals-202324-update-63818285

City could have stopped selling Citizen membership ahead of this game. They could have staggered an bring points into it for Citizen members. They could have let season ticket holders buy extra. Etc etc etc. There's a million ways they could have done it but they've chosen this way and it's...

You've almost got it right. But someone who has never been to a City game, ever, home or away, could have bought a membership today in the same basket as a ticket and bought both. Let's not kid ourselves here. This isn't a cock up. It is a deliberate policy of Manchester City to profit on this...

Lots of home games went on sale at the start of the year on the basis of needing a Citizens match day pass. Eg the last game of the season needed one. Important games as the season unfolded needed one. It's a good move that this game does too but it's patently unfair that one can be bought on...

I'll happily take a ticket for £30 and give a £20 donation to a food bank if there's one going spare otherwise. PM me.....