kippaxking79
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notts blue said:
I live in Sunderland. Going with my mates who are coming up to mine for New Year eve.
The boozer next to ground is called "The Colliery Tavern" - i used to play Saturday league football for them.
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Anyone know how Sunderland is selling?
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I live in Sunderland. Going with my mates who are coming up to mine for New Year eve.
The boozer next to ground is called "The Colliery Tavern" - i used to play Saturday league football for them.
felixbg
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is it sold out or not? anyone know?
running a coach for this from town, so if anyone needs transport get in touch
running a coach for this from town, so if anyone needs transport get in touch
They've updated it, it hasn't sold out.
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Silva Service Station
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Looks like we've been given extra tickets, yesterday you couldnt access them online now there are 3 blocks available. Cant see them selling out anytime soon.
salfordblues said:Can't believe this still hasn't completely sold out yet given how high the demand was for West Brom.
A query regarding ticket prices for the West Brom game.
West Brom give concessions prices to over 60’s (as did QPR).
I note that City have charged me the full adult price of £40 (I’m 61) and not the concession price of £30.
The ticket details on the MCFC official site did state concessions over 65’s but that would be different from what West Brom charge their fans. Which I thought they could not do under the rules. It could be that City have overcharged?
Any other over 60’s/under 65’s on here paid the full price (£40) or has anyone managed to get a ticket for £30. Would be interested to know.
Apologies for posting this here but can’t start a new thread yet.
jollycity
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Leveblue said:salfordblues said:Can't believe this still hasn't completely sold out yet given how high the demand was for West Brom.
A query regarding ticket prices for the West Brom game.
West Brom give concessions prices to over 60’s (as did QPR).
I note that City have charged me the full adult price of £40 (I’m 61) and not the concession price of £30.
The ticket details on the MCFC official site did state concessions over 65’s but that would be different from what West Brom charge their fans. Which I thought they could not do under the rules. It could be that City have overcharged?
Any other over 60’s/under 65’s on here paid the full price (£40) or has anyone managed to get a ticket for £30. Would be interested to know.
Apologies for posting this here but can’t start a new thread yet.
You're 61 and have a computer? wow !
only joking mate, I'm not too far behind you!
LongsightM13
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I'd get in touch with the club, mate. I think the home team has to offer identical concessions to visiting supporters as they do for their own fans.Leveblue said:salfordblues said:Can't believe this still hasn't completely sold out yet given how high the demand was for West Brom.
A query regarding ticket prices for the West Brom game.
West Brom give concessions prices to over 60’s (as did QPR).
I note that City have charged me the full adult price of £40 (I’m 61) and not the concession price of £30.
The ticket details on the MCFC official site did state concessions over 65’s but that would be different from what West Brom charge their fans. Which I thought they could not do under the rules. It could be that City have overcharged?
Any other over 60’s/under 65’s on here paid the full price (£40) or has anyone managed to get a ticket for £30. Would be interested to know.
Apologies for posting this here but can’t start a new thread yet.
LongsightM13 said:I'd get in touch with the club, mate. I think the home team has to offer identical concessions to visiting supporters as they do for their own fans.Leveblue said:salfordblues said:Can't believe this still hasn't completely sold out yet given how high the demand was for West Brom.
A query regarding ticket prices for the West Brom game.
West Brom give concessions prices to over 60’s (as did QPR).
I note that City have charged me the full adult price of £40 (I’m 61) and not the concession price of £30.
The ticket details on the MCFC official site did state concessions over 65’s but that would be different from what West Brom charge their fans. Which I thought they could not do under the rules. It could be that City have overcharged?
Any other over 60’s/under 65’s on here paid the full price (£40) or has anyone managed to get a ticket for £30. Would be interested to know.
Apologies for posting this here but can’t start a new thread yet.
Have contacted the club. They say they will look into it.
If I hear anything from them, will post on here
mancmackem
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kippaxking79 said:I live in Sunderland. Going with my mates who are coming up to mine for New Year eve.
The boozer next to ground is called "The Colliery Tavern" - i used to play Saturday league football for them.
Someone has posted in Tickets and Travel that away supporters will not be welcome in the Colliery Tavern this year due to problems in the beer tent last season.
Is this true?