Away tickets

[bennyboy]

350 euros up to 600 euros

Jail the feckers

 

[The blue phantom]

350 euros up to 600 euros

They have 30 tickets at 600 euros too. How the fuck is that even possible?

 

[frothy]

Oh how I agree with you! I always ask for a front row seat for the away matches but it doesn't make a bit of difference really because most people stand. That wouldn't be so bad if they didn't also bring their friends along as well so that you end up with 3 and 4 for one 'seat'.

If I can't get a front row I ask for an aisle seat so that I can at least see some of the pitch. That also doesn't always work but mostly fans are helpful if they see I can't stand.

However I don't blame our club, I blame the host clubs who have stewards who don't insist on it for the first few rows at least. The only place this season where I have seen and heard stewards making people sit down was at Newport County. They were great, and our fans were great as well.

Sunday was almost the worst experience I have had in all my years of travelling to away grounds. Don't even get me started on the selfish drunken behaviour of some of our fans there and the turn a blind eye stewards from Burnley. (Not just for me but for others as well!)

Were you sat behind the goal a few rows up?

 

[Tim of the Oak]

They have 30 tickets at 600 euros too. How the fuck is that even possible?

When a new City partner announces that they have access to a box or 2, they are really doing it to get their hands on very profitable away tickets.

 

[fathellensbellend]

Certainly need a representative to deal with this, that's a number of tickets that could have gone to genuine city fans.

 

[Scareye]

They have 30 tickets at 600 euros too. How the fuck is that even possible?

The club clearly don’t give a fuck.

 

[Corky]

The seat and row numbers are not given, pretty dubious they have tickets.

 

[bluesmith]

The seat and row numbers are not given, pretty dubious they have tickets.

They don't imo. They will source the tickets once sold.

 

[Eccles Blue]

Were you sat behind the goal a few rows up?

Yes on row C in an aisle seat.

 

[frothy]

Yes on row C in an aisle seat.

Thought it was you, it was really bad down there all the young ones standing on there seats it's getting worse, don't think you saw any of the game did you?

 

[Eccles Blue]

Thought it was you, it was really bad down there all the young ones standing on there seats it's getting worse, don't think you saw any of the game did you?

First half wasn’t too bad but very little of the second. C’est la vie! I think Brighton might be my last away day, apart of course from Wembley. :-)

 

[Bill]

Oh how I agree with you! I always ask for a front row seat for the away matches but it doesn't make a bit of difference really because most people stand. That wouldn't be so bad if they didn't also bring their friends along as well so that you end up with 3 and 4 for one 'seat'.

If I can't get a front row I ask for an aisle seat so that I can at least see some of the pitch. That also doesn't always work but mostly fans are helpful if they see I can't stand.

However I don't blame our club, I blame the host clubs who have stewards who don't insist on it for the first few rows at least. The only place this season where I have seen and heard stewards making people sit down was at Newport County. They were great, and our fans were great as well.

Sunday was almost the worst experience I have had in all my years of travelling to away grounds. Don't even get me started on the selfish drunken behaviour of some of our fans there and the turn a blind eye stewards from Burnley. (Not just for me but for others as well!)

worse view in the league, I didn't even go this year.

 

[frothy]

First half wasn’t too bad but very little of the second. C’est la vie! I think Brighton might be my last away day, apart of course from Wembley. :-)

That's sad hope it isn't,

 

[liamctid]

Friend of a friend (who does go a lot anyway) lived in a city not in this continent for a year or so a couple of years ago, he joined the local supporters branch and has got himself a Brighton ticket via that Supporters Club. Not just outside of Manchester, not just outside of England, outside of Europe too. Don't begrudge him for getting the ticket as I know him and he's a big City fan.

 

[squirtyflower]

Friend of a friend (who does go a lot anyway) lived in a city not in this continent for a year or so a couple of years ago, he joined the local supporters branch and has got himself a Brighton ticket via that Supporters Club. Not just outside of Manchester, not just outside of England, outside of Europe too. Don't begrudge him for getting the ticket as I know him and he's a big City fan.

We’re you in The Star pub on Sunday?

 

[liamctid]

We’re you in The Star pub on Sunday?

Nope, was stood just outside the marquee for about an hour before the game. How come?

 

[whitenoise]

Friend of a friend (who does go a lot anyway) lived in a city not in this continent for a year or so a couple of years ago, he joined the local supporters branch and has got himself a Brighton ticket via that Supporters Club. Not just outside of Manchester, not just outside of England, outside of Europe too. Don't begrudge him for getting the ticket as I know him and he's a big City fan.

Someone somewhere has done a fuck load of games and would have got to our most important game this season and now won't.

 

[squirtyflower]

Nope, was stood just outside the marquee for about an hour before the game. How come?

I thought I’d seen you in there

 

[liamctid]

Someone somewhere has done a fuck load of games and would have got to our most important game this season and now won't.

I agree

 

[carlosthejackal]

Without naming names or supporters clubs i was offered four cup final tickets last night at £45 each , they were from a “source “ within the ticket office and extra to the supporters clubs allocation . Fair enough they were going for face value but hundreds of City fans are either missing out or having to fork out £150 -£250 for a ticket .