Are you missing home games or are you not too mithered?

[Berts Neck]

I am mithered..after years of getting the odd ticket for matches and scraping for tickets , now retired, thought the situation with many fans not renewing I may finally get a seasoncard...the Blues from Kent who I know well, have gone for years,season card holders, are even questioning if they will renew.. went on the website and for the life of me it seems impossible to get a seasoncard..wished to go with these pals but the whole process is making me think wtf. City need to get a grip.

 

[Bluemoon dan]

Really missed getting to town early doors, few scoops maybe a meal then heading to the game, pub on the way home then match of the day 2.

Freezing cold night games, i’ve 100% preferred watching them infront of the fire and being in bed before i’d have managed to set off home if I was in my seat.

This is pretty much my thought process as well. I really missed going to games last season but I'll admit that there were a couple of night matches in January/February where I did think I was perfectly happy to not be sat there shivering in the cold!

 

[bluebanana83]

Part of me has, especially a 12:30 Saturday game. It was great getting out early and then having a mooch round town and a few drinks.

However, I’ve not missed the night games or Sunday 4pm games, or later games. I get so much more done and have more opportunities to squeeze things in when it’s on the TV. I can play football at 6pm on a Sunday if the game is a 4pm kick off. If that was at the ground I’d have no chance of getting to watch and then play. So that regard I’m not sure. Or I can stay longer at work on the 8pm kick offs and not worry about schlepping into town and then worry about getting back at gone 11pm usually piss wet through.

Ideally I guess I’d like to pick and choose the games I go to now, so I can fit other things in round my life. Thinking of at least deferring my season card of 15 years. Something I never would have thought of contemplating.

I was lucky enough to go the Everton game and in all honesty I would have been as happy watching it at home I think.

 

[jimharri]

I used to get over to 3 or 4 games a season. Budget restrictions (flights plus hotel, before taking into account the actual ticket), plus being limited to saturday games narrowed down the available games to me. So it's probably not been as mentally tough on me as supporters who get to every home game, as well as a few away trips. That being said, I'd love to get over for another game.

 

[blue whippet]

I have very much missed going to games even those where I had to swap shifts at work with all the problems it created for me. I am most certainly looking forward to going back, it might be a nuisance getting home after night games but I still want to be at each and every one.

 

[knuckles]

I was really starting to think I wouldn't mind too much if I didn't go again, but then I realised how disappointed I was not to get a ticket for the neverton match, and then after going to Porto for the chumps league final I got the feeling back for match day, so I have renewed by season ticket today and now can't wait for the season to start, I might even watch a couple of the Euro games! - Also just having to listen to rat boy, townsend and hinchcliffe for another season might just finish me off!!!!!

 

[Marvin]

Part of me has, especially a 12:30 Saturday game. It was great getting out early and then having a mooch round town and a few drinks.

However, I’ve not missed the night games or Sunday 4pm games, or later games. I get so much more done and have more opportunities to squeeze things in when it’s on the TV. I can play football at 6pm on a Sunday if the game is a 4pm kick off. If that was at the ground I’d have no chance of getting to watch and then play. So that regard I’m not sure. Or I can stay longer at work on the 8pm kick offs and not worry about schlepping into town and then worry about getting back at gone 11pm usually piss wet through.

Ideally I guess I’d like to pick and choose the games I go to now, so I can fit other things in round my life. Thinking of at least deferring my season card of 15 years. Something I never would have thought of contemplating.

I was lucky enough to go the Everton game and in all honesty I would have been as happy watching it at home I think.

I wasn't too fussed about missing out on Everton because it wasn't full. Nothing beats anticipation of a big game.

 

[East Level 2]

Yes I will be back a soon as I can. 38th consecutive year as a season ticket holder. Can’t bloody wait.

Bloody JCLs.

 

[Spurs quarter 69]

Would miss it far more if it was three o'clock every Saturday the bizarre days and kick off times are a large part of what put me off attending City. Watch my local team ( Fleetwood Town) and save myself a fifty mile journey really enjoy my rare trips to the Etihad but it's not Maine Rd.

 

[Jacko1956]

Part of me has, especially a 12:30 Saturday game. It was great getting out early and then having a mooch round town and a few drinks.

However, I’ve not missed the night games or Sunday 4pm games, or later games. I get so much more done and have more opportunities to squeeze things in when it’s on the TV. I can play football at 6pm on a Sunday if the game is a 4pm kick off. If that was at the ground I’d have no chance of getting to watch and then play. So that regard I’m not sure. Or I can stay longer at work on the 8pm kick offs and not worry about schlepping into town and then worry about getting back at gone 11pm usually piss wet through.

Ideally I guess I’d like to pick and choose the games I go to now, so I can fit other things in round my life. Thinking of at least deferring my season card of 15 years. Something I never would have thought of contemplating.

I was lucky enough to go the Everton game and in all honesty I would have been as happy watching it at home I think.

Absolutely hated watching every game on TV, twice a week no break to enjoy the latest win before another game. Didn't realise how much I would miss the live games and the whole match day routines ! So pleased to get a ticket for the Everton game and cant wait for hopefully a full Etihad next season. Watching on TV turned me into a dibbering wreck hated it the end and in close games turned of the TV in the last few minutes and then returned when it was over!!!