Man-chester copperpot
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If you could just run it past him that in England, you can’t even get in the stadium with a bottle of water never mind 15 tons of fireworks.
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Atmosphere 2024/25
- Thread starter jrb
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If you could just run it past him that in England, you can’t even get in the stadium with a bottle of water never mind 15 tons of fireworks.
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I hope Claudio Echeverri will be prepared for the atmosphere at the Etihad when he joins in January after the sedate quiet night he had at River Plate last night !
Do they have a Tunnel Club though?
EastMidlandsBlue
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Considering how bad the game was, I thought our away support was excellent yesterday
Man_City_Loyal
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Considering how bad the game was, I thought our away support was excellent yesterday
typical city humour in the away end I thought last night :-)
Why would you want to stop tourists coming to the stadium?Was in Turkey recently and noticed that you have to have some card to get into games(so tourists can’t get in), idk would this improve atmosphere but the club wouldn’t do it anyway, would it work
They pay high prices, buy shitty, expensive stadium food and go and fill up bag fulls of souvenirs at the shop, in short bring considerable finance to the club.
And if you did stop them I would say the stadium would have a lot more empty seats in a lot of meaningless games.
East Level 2
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The problem isn't tourists.
The problem is tourists getting tickets ahead of long term fans, either because the fans aren't given sufficient notice to buy tickets, or because they are being priced out.
CL tourists will turn up for the Brugge game even if it's a dead rubber.
Have a look at some UEFA Cup and early CL attendances to see how many loyal fans we actually had.
The problem is tourists getting tickets ahead of long term fans, either because the fans aren't given sufficient notice to buy tickets, or because they are being priced out.
CL tourists will turn up for the Brugge game even if it's a dead rubber.
Have a look at some UEFA Cup and early CL attendances to see how many loyal fans we actually had.
Brightwell Bros.
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Surely that's to try and police hooliganism rather than to stop tourism?!Was in Turkey recently and noticed that you have to have some card to get into games(so tourists can’t get in), idk would this improve atmosphere but the club wouldn’t do it anyway, would it work
EastMidlandsBlue
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On the subject of atmosphere, needs to be loud on Saturday to get behind the lads and get back on track