As many people have said, a good number of blues have reach out to her to explain - she has chosen to ignore. All of these concerns sit with her - that’s what she signed up for and she’s not said a word, let alone put anything in action for change.Agreed. One of the City Facebook groups decided to name & shame her and some other guy who didn't sign it. It's a pathetic attempt to bully her without actually giving her the chance to explain why she disagreed with it.
Has anybody actually emailed her at her official City Matters email address and asked her any of this?
Just because she doesn’t come on Bluemoon or reply to people jumping on her personal Facebook account, doesn’t automatically mean she’s not fit to hold the post.
Until enough of us speak up and let them know, “gullible mugs” is a fair tag I’m afraid.City Matters is the biggest box ticking exercise since the Russian general election.
The club must think we're a load of gullible mugs.
Could be that detached that she's never heard of us?Surely if you were in that position curiosity would get the better of you and you'd at least have a look at the season ticket thread on Blue Moon? It's only announced once a year so it shouldn't be overly taxing.
The display by 1894 and being on national news must have caught their attention unless they're constantly going around with their head in the clouds.
Until enough of us speak up and let them know, “gullible mugs” is a fair tag I’m afraid.
I have, her response was that she wanted more time to interact with fans. She did say she was happy with her season ticket price, but supports those who feel aggrieved and would send the email on. My personal take on this was that it wasn’t strong or decisive enough for such an important issue. Knowing that season ticket increases are hugely important to many, the season ticket rep should be able to quickly understand the general sentiment and act on that. This happens once a year and indecisiveness could allow the issue to be swept under the carpet, which I’m sure would suit the club execs just fine. Next thing we know then we’re back again for another annual increase in 2025.Has anybody actually emailed her at her official City Matters email address and asked her any of this?
Just because she doesn’t come on Bluemoon or reply to people jumping on her personal Facebook account, doesn’t automatically mean she’s not fit to hold the post.
Plastic wands, little wristbands to put on A4 sized bags and high vis jackets don't come cheap mate.I've expressed my view to Angela that you can simultaneously hold the personal view that you're happy with the price you pay to watch City, but you're against constant price rises and opaque match-by-match pricing.
Back in 2017 at a board meeting when they were discussing prices, our chairman expressed a view that general admission prices were high enough and shouldn't rise further, with any increases being borne by hospitality season card holders. I have that in black and white. I'd be questioning what happened to change that.
I'd also be more sympathetic to ticket price rises if they were transparently tied to matchday operational costs, so that we could see how our ticket prices directly reflected those costs.
No of course they don’tCity Matters is the biggest box ticking exercise since the Russian general election.
The club must think we're a load of gullible mugs.