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Allocation and cost info isn't out yet, but I dug out the info from a couple of years ago: When United played there in 2008, they got 2,700 tickets at £46 (a small number of them were VIP tickets at £83). I'm currently putting together a Porto travel guide for mancityaway.co.uk If you've got...

It was fine 92 minutes. The players just lost their concentration for a few minutes in the pursuit of a goal. You don't make signings just because of that. If you want to look at how kneejerk reactions can be wrong, look at Blackburn. We know what the deal will be with City this month: Shift...

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Sunderland allocation issue First, City say it's 2,100 tickets. Sunderland say it's 2,200. Why is there a difference of opinion in what is a factual issue? Second, Sunderland say City would get 3,200 if City fans didn't stand throughout this game. In previous seasons, Sunderland City Council...

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I have. Rome was a cakewalk compared with Kiev. We always hear about the horror stories of Rome and Istanbul but, in reality, they are fine...just the media blowing it all up. In all honestly, some of the most dangerous places to go are in France because the police treat you like cattle.

The proof is that City wrote to every fan who has bought a ticket for this game about safety and the club confirmed it was 'around 800' people. The MEN reported that yesterday. -- Fri Nov 18, 2011 9:56 pm -- Thomas Cook Sport have sold just over 200 packages. -- Fri Nov 18, 2011 9:58 pm --...

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If I were you I'd fly down for £29 to Heathrow, then it takes 20 minutes to the ground and then get the train back. But rememeber, the match finishes at 19:15 and there's only one train back to Manchester from Shepherd's Bush. I'd recommend getting the Tube from White City to Euston and...

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Yes. Work isn't finished. See my earlier post.

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Agreed. The rule of thumb is that whenever you're abroad and you speak to someone about football, they call United 'Manchester' 100 per cent of the time.

It's just an easy space filler in the tabloids/on shit radio airspace. Let them speculate. You'll realise soon that the media don't speculate about losers...take it as a compliment.

Is that the last train back? Best hope it doesn't go to extra time!

Re: Napoli Away Trip Now On Sale I suspect a lot of people will be flying into Rome Campiano and getting the three-hour train from Termini to Naples. It's about 45 minutes on the Terravision coach from the airport to Rome.

Off a point, Wolves are doing up their ground at the moment so it's unlikely that City will get the full allocation. I reckon they'll end up with about 1,200 tickets..but we'll have to wait and see.