Josh Blue
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Re: Arsenal AWAY Ticket Details.
Can't believe we sold that many
Can't believe we sold that many
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Arsenal AWAY Ticket Price (merged)
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Re: Arsenal AWAY Ticket Details.
Good luck to anyone going, I would rather save my money for a more appealing game, last year at the emirates the woman who was stood next to me kept looking at the back of her programme to find out which city player was on the ball.
Many others in the crowd weren't much better either.
I hate London aways.
Good luck to anyone going, I would rather save my money for a more appealing game, last year at the emirates the woman who was stood next to me kept looking at the back of her programme to find out which city player was on the ball.
Many others in the crowd weren't much better either.
I hate London aways.
mancitymick
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Re: Arsenal AWAY Ticket Details.
Me plus about 2000 others. Not every City fan lives in Manchester. For me it is a cheap weekend as i dont have to pay £60 return in fuel plus my match ticket
Cheadle_hulmeBlue said:how the hell has this sold out, whos buying these tickets ??
Me plus about 2000 others. Not every City fan lives in Manchester. For me it is a cheap weekend as i dont have to pay £60 return in fuel plus my match ticket
Regular Joe
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Re: Arsenal AWAY Ticket Details.
I understand the objection to paying £62, but London away tickets are rarely, if ever, less than £50 these days, and the one good thing about London games is you can get dirt cheap travel if you book early. I paid £24 return on the train, so £86 in total. Not saying it's cheap but it doesn't seem as bad if you look at it that way.
Just booked QPR today, £50 match ticket, £12.50 train down in the afternoon and 11pm Megabus back for £5. That's £67.50 all-in, and those fares are still available.
I understand the objection to paying £62, but London away tickets are rarely, if ever, less than £50 these days, and the one good thing about London games is you can get dirt cheap travel if you book early. I paid £24 return on the train, so £86 in total. Not saying it's cheap but it doesn't seem as bad if you look at it that way.
Just booked QPR today, £50 match ticket, £12.50 train down in the afternoon and 11pm Megabus back for £5. That's £67.50 all-in, and those fares are still available.
Bill
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Re: Arsenal AWAY Ticket Details.
i'm on the train £37, not bad.
mancitymick said:Cheadle_hulmeBlue said:how the hell has this sold out, whos buying these tickets ??
Me plus about 2000 others. Not every City fan lives in Manchester. For me it is a cheap weekend as i dont have to pay £60 return in fuel plus my match ticket
i'm on the train £37, not bad.
mancitymick
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Re: Arsenal AWAY Ticket Details.
Train is great when booking in advance plus Arsenal is what 20 mins from Euston
de niro said:mancitymick said:Cheadle_hulmeBlue said:how the hell has this sold out, whos buying these tickets ??
Me plus about 2000 others. Not every City fan lives in Manchester. For me it is a cheap weekend as i dont have to pay £60 return in fuel plus my match ticket
i'm on the train £37, not bad.
Train is great when booking in advance plus Arsenal is what 20 mins from Euston
Bill
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Re: Arsenal AWAY Ticket Details.
yeh, best way to travel, its the return journey that maks it, piece of piss :)
mancitymick said:de niro said:mancitymick said:Me plus about 2000 others. Not every City fan lives in Manchester. For me it is a cheap weekend as i dont have to pay £60 return in fuel plus my match ticket
i'm on the train £37, not bad.
Train is great when booking in advance plus Arsenal is what 20 mins from Euston
yeh, best way to travel, its the return journey that maks it, piece of piss :)
Re: Arsenal AWAY Ticket Details.
Plus 2 days off work and tube tickets.
Regular Joe said:I understand the objection to paying £62, but London away tickets are rarely, if ever, less than £50 these days, and the one good thing about London games is you can get dirt cheap travel if you book early. I paid £24 return on the train, so £86 in total. Not saying it's cheap but it doesn't seem as bad if you look at it that way.
Just booked QPR today, £50 match ticket, £12.50 train down in the afternoon and 11pm Megabus back for £5. That's £67.50 all-in, and those fares are still available.
Plus 2 days off work and tube tickets.