fair enough. Maybe I’ve been on that bus too many times..what did you think the black flags were?I'm a born and bred Mancunian and so were the regulars around me on Wednesday but none of us knew what the black flags were about.
i don't know what everyone non-City fan is yapping that we have Library muteness, when from TV i hear City fans the most compared to other fans, even in away games
why in English system there are no flag waving like in Bundesliga or like in Dortmund that yellow wall?
Protest against ticket prices/increases/ corporate touting etc !!fair enough. Maybe I’ve been on that bus too many times..what did you think the black flags were?
I know football is a costly hobby. Totally get that. And im not slagging people for that reason at all.Agree on the principal, but can’t expect everyone to be able to afford cup schemes. STs are a fixed price either one off or monthly that you can save for, cup scheme payments can come when you’re not expecting it and some can’t guarantee to be able to afford those at the time.
Think the club made a good decision with the criteria this time compared to last year but there’s clearly still an issue.. blues selling on for ££?? Or the club itself?
Everyone’s entitled to an opinion but if he thinks that’s the worst thing he’s ever seen in the stadium, given the amount of cheesy shit the club pump out - fucking hell!Fair enough, but in what way was it the worst thing you’ve ever seen in the stadium?
It wasn’t a club display. It was an 1894 displayBlack bin-bag flags, Real Madrid's kit colour. Most left them alone, seemed like an odd thing for the club to do.
fair enough. Maybe I’ve been on that bus too many times..what did you think the black flags were?
The home match officially sold out before the away leg was played Ged. I don’t know what’s going on but I guess it’s a combination of City fans selling their tickets on for a profit (I don’t think this is a large number but I’m sure it goes on), City selling batches of tickets to third party ticketing agencies, and City flogging hospitality packages to anyone prepared to cough up the ridiculous hospitality prices for a game of that magnitude without bothering to check who the purchaser supports. Those hospitality packages come with seats in different areas of the stadium so it would go some way to explaining groups of Real Madrid fans popping up in certain sections of the ground.Quick question: Is it possible a large number of City fans who aren't on the scheme decided to wait until the result of the first leg was known before committing to the second leg, by which time many tickets had gone to tourists and touting sites?