greasedupdeafguy
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Am i right in saying you dont get cash for selling your ticket on the new in house exchange service?
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Am i right in saying you dont get cash for selling your ticket on the new in house exchange service?
I think you get the face value of the ticket credited against your seasoncard price for the following season.
DiscoSteve
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so with the extras in the SW corner we could break our record again on Saturday - might even get past the Sunderland 73 game figure
trotsky
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Bring back viagogoI think you get the face value of the ticket credited against your seasoncard price for the following season.
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worsleyweb
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so with the extras in the SW corner we could break our record again on Saturday - might even get past the Sunderland 73 game figure
No - they wont be ready until West Ham - we will still beat the Chelsea game as they didn't release some of the lower rows vs Chelsea and the North East and West Corners seem to be selling more. I.e not as execs but as normal seats. I dare say they will have squeezed a few extra seats in as well and more will turn up as it a Saturday / not on tv.
Wrighty Wrexham
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I think you get the face value of the ticket credited against your seasoncard price for the following season.
Is this guaranteed or only if they sell the ticket on?
Wilf Wild 1937
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One problem we might have in breaking the record on Saturday is Watford. They have taken their full allocation but haven't yet sold out. I've no idea how many they have left.
Interesting question, if anybody can answer it I'd be grateful, when did we last have 50,000+ for successive home matches? It must be a long time ago, if ever.
Interesting question, if anybody can answer it I'd be grateful, when did we last have 50,000+ for successive home matches? It must be a long time ago, if ever.
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Surely it's not about worrying about empty seats it's about those people who may have missed the waiting list cut or those trying get tickets to games and are told they can't by the club as its "sold out" only to see empty seats at a match when they watch it on tele. That must piss people right off!Criminal? I occasionally leave my lad's seat empty rather than sell it for a pittance - I enjoy the extra room. I liked viagogo when you could value the tickets worth to yourself. Stop worrying about empty seats - they've been paid for. If more tickets are needed, then it's time to build the North Stand extension.
greasedupdeafguy
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only if they sell it onIs this guaranteed or only if they sell the ticket on?
One problem we might have in breaking the record on Saturday is Watford. They have taken their full allocation but haven't yet sold out. I've no idea how many they have left.
Interesting question, if anybody can answer it I'd be grateful, when did we last have 50,000+ for successive home matches? It must be a long time ago, if ever.
One problem we might have in breaking the record on Saturday is Watford. They have taken their full allocation but haven't yet sold out. I've no idea how many they have left.
Interesting question, if anybody can answer it I'd be grateful, when did we last have 50,000+ for successive home matches? It must be a long time ago, if ever.
Hey Wilf - I am going back to Easter 1955 - Good Friday 8th April - City vs. WBA - City win 4-0. Att. 57,000.
Next Day Easter Saturday 9th April - City vs. Sunderland - City win 1-0 (with a penalty by Don Revie IIRC) .Att. 60,000 . Sunderland had a reserve keeper called Dunlop (think their regular keeper was injured the day before when they beat the Rags 4-3 at Roker). Funny that City had 2 home games at Easter - Good Friday and Easter Saturday.
I am sure Gary James can confirm or correct what I say.
We lost the 1955 Cup Final to Newcastle a month later.3-1.