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Exactly, and back to square one we go.

I’ve said it for a while now, with the sterilised atmosphere in stadiums nowadays, there really isn’t need for dedicated family sections anymore. Just price it so that families can afford to come and sit them anywhere in the stadium.

She replied to me and at least one other person I know of with a generic response word for word. Without copy and pasting the email on here because I don think it would be appropriate, the general gist was, she didn’t sign the statement because she wanted more time, she was personally happy with...

To be fair, as far as excuses go that’s a pretty good one.

This morning it wouldn’t let me move mine and my lads at the same time, so I had to log in on two separate devices and do them simultaneously, not good. However this afternoon I went back on out of curiosity and spotted two seats together at the back of 315 and it let me transfer them both at...

It would appear that this is exactly right. It’s actually fucking pathetic.

I think I’d have told them to continue to buy shite players for overpriced fees. How does Kalvin Phillips for £50m sound?

The closing date for joining cup schemes is 27th June, I thought it was usually after that and even longer for FA Cup? I wonder if they’re opening cup schemes up to match day members?

That’s why I added in the proviso match day members with thousands of points. I do often wonder how many trips on average season ticket holders at City have made to Wembley in the last decade compared to season ticket holders at every other club. We’ll be miles clear and to sell 37,000 tickets...

Probably a grown man who has never set foot inside Old Trafford or indeed Wembley stadium in his life.

Na, they’ve upped the ante now. Simply selling out isn’t good enough anymore, now it depends what level of membership it sells out at. If it doesn’t sell out to season ticket holders or at least match day members with thousands of point, it's embarrassing apparently. We must do better.

Exactly, it’s a double whammy for match day members. Not only are tickets majorly expensive but you’ve got to fork out for them all in one day too. They should go on sale approx six weeks before the game.

I think this is going to be a regular occurrence for all barring the biggest midweek games from here on in with the new parking restrictions.

Sorry mate, I insist on staying to the end of every game, and I was giving stick to the early leavers in our block today, but when the final whistle goes I’m not waiting for all the players to leave the pitch. I give them a clap, I’ll join in with a chant and then I’m off.

I give the early leavers the stick they deserve, and they do deserve it, but berating people for leaving AFTER the final whistle is just weird.

The atmosphere was good inside the ground, you barely noticed Arsenal had any fans there. It’s these point provers that are trying to claim otherwise.

The atmosphere was good today, anybody who thinks it would be any better anywhere else in the country, for a pretty drab goalless draw is as deluded as these Scousers that inhabit Twitter thinking Anfield is rocking every week. As a fanbase, early leavers aside, we’re actually not that bad.

You say this in jest, but is probably true, imagine being that sad that you’d wait in a queue on another clubs website to look at how many tickets are left.

I don’t disagree, and my season ticket is £485 next season, if a chunk of those season tickets were match day tickets instead, at £35 then I think we’d be in a much better place. Instead people in those areas who don’t attend all or even most of the games are keeping them, otherwise they’re...

Exactly this, if City want less season ticket holders then the gulf in price has to come down, otherwise people will cling onto them come what may, even if they don’t intend to attend the majority of matches. Treat the match day members better and more season ticket holders, who don’t attend...