Atmosphere 2024/25

jrb said:
What you are describing is the ticket policy that has been slowly, deliberately, and systematically introduced by City over the years. There is little or no thought for families of 2, 3 or 4 sitting next to each other in different parts of the ground via affordable family (bundle) match day tickets.
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yeah exactly...years of it......pushing the boundaries.
 
Tim of the Oak said:
It was rocking in Mary D’s after the game. You can’t keep good Blues down lol.
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Boxing Day party with a DJ in The Angel on Gorton Lane yesterday afternoon and evening. Just 25-30 minutes walk from the stadium. Proper pints at proper prices. And it’s a blue pub with its own City room. Was fucking bouncing!
 
jrb said:
What you are describing is the ticket policy that has been slowly, deliberately, and systematically introduced by City over the years. There is little or no thought for families of 2, 3 or 4 sitting next to each other in different parts of the ground via affordable family (bundle) match day tickets. Price the families out. Price the adults out. Price the kids out. Let the tourists, day trippers, and football fans of other clubs pay the expensive match day tickets prices and fill the seats instead for the big games, while fuck the lesser and midweek games off.
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My honest thoughts when we attend City v Southampton (I'm 64)
I wasn't keen on going and doing the 600 mile round trip.
I wasn't keen on being sat on my own, there was 4 of us and all sat in different places :(
But the thing that made me think 'what the fuck is going on' was seeing a tourist walk out of the City shop wearing a spuds shirt. I mean what the fuck. The tourist had bought a City shirt and put it over his spuds shirt as his mates were laughing.
I thought to myself that I don't belong here. What the hell is going on and I bet these were all sat together !

This has really made me think about doing home matches. This type of football fan isn't for me. I don't want to go back to the bad old days of fights etc but I do miss the rivalry. Today it's like going to cinema. I use to come home with a bad throat lol when all sat together, I don't anymore cos no one sings

To go to City v Southampton and see someone in a spuds shirt buying a City shirt was bizarre to me.
 
mancityvstoke said:
yeah exactly...years of it......pushing the boundaries.
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Squeezing the fans more and more. Let’s do it again. Let’s try it again. Go on, another season. Let’s see if the fans can take another season on season ticket and match day price rise, or will we/it finally break them? I’m sure it won’t break them because they love City too much, and they will never walk away from City.

Roll on next season with an extra 8000 empty seats to fill. Go on City, do it again, another season ticket and match day ticket price rise!
 
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jrb said:
Squeezing the fans more and more. Let’s do it again. Let’s try it again. Go on, another season. Let’s see if the fans can take another season on season ticket and match day price rise, or will we/it finally break them? I’m sure it won’t because they love City too much, and they will never walk away from City. Roll on next season with an extra 8000 empty seats to fill. Go on City, do another season ticket and match day ticket price rise!
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cunts who are not arsed about the club and won't be here eventually.


When it finally bursts, as it will, then they'll be begging people to start going again and probably be forced into cheaper tickets as demand won't be there. JCL's all gone, tik tac toe dicks all gone, instatwat mugs all gone, youtube cunts fucked off, vloggers in a bin outside.

Can't fucking wait.

We won't forget the rip off cunts though ever.
 
give it to gordon said:
My honest thoughts when we attend City v Southampton (I'm 64)
I wasn't keen on going and doing the 600 mile round trip.
I wasn't keen on being sat on my own, there was 4 of us and all sat in different places :(
But the thing that made me think 'what the fuck is going on' was seeing a tourist walk out of the City shop wearing a spuds shirt. I mean what the fuck. The tourist had bought a City shirt and put it over his spuds shirt as his mates were laughing.
I thought to myself that I don't belong here. What the hell is going on and I bet these were all sat together !

This has really made me think about doing home matches. This type of football fan isn't for me. I don't want to go back to the bad old days of fights etc but I do miss the rivalry.

To go to City v Southampton and see someone in a spuds shirt buying a City shirt was bizarre to me.
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If you support Barcelona, and you and your mates want an away ticket each in the City away end at Anfield, we’ll give you ‘tickets sat next to each other’, courtesy of Manchester City Football Club and the ticket office.
 
Early kick offs always have a shit atmosphere and negates any home advantage, that said I thought the support was pretty good yesterday all things considered.

On the umbrage taken by some at the hand full of people who booed at the end, it offers an interesting paradox. Those who fuck off with 15minutes to go are slated for disloyalty, yet the ones who booed at the end obviously stayed for the full duration, hence must by definition be loyal supporters. TBH if people want to boo that’s ok with me, this notion supporters should never whisper a word against the team is in my opinion bollocks.

If we had taken our chances none of this stuff would be getting talked about.
 
jrb said:
If you support Barcelona, and you and your mates want an away ticket each in the City away end at Anfield, we’ll give you ‘tickets sat next to each other’, courtesy of Manchester City Football Club and the ticket office.
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Funny enough we got two tickets away to Brighton. I was behind one corner flag my lad was behind the other corner flag :(
 
jrb said:
Squeezing the fans more and more. Let’s do it again. Let’s try it again. Go on, another season. Let’s see if the fans can take another season on season ticket and match day price rise, or will we/it finally break them? I’m sure it won’t break them because they love City too much, and they will never walk away from City.

Roll on next season with an extra 8000 empty seats to fill. Go on City, do it again, another season ticket and match day ticket price rise!
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This feels like a slow breakdown of a marriage. I don't want it to end but it will
 
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