Barca ticket prices announced

[mrtwiceaseason]

I can't grasp the reasoning behind some peoples lack of enthusiasm ahead of this game. It's like a lot of you actually want us to be shit!

For me mate not prepared to pay £150 to watch a shit game of football first leg of a corrupt competition. Just dosnt float my boat I'm afraid .the lads season ticket is £125 for 19 games

 

[Citizen of Legoland]

I can't grasp the reasoning behind some peoples lack of enthusiasm ahead of this game. It's like a lot of you actually want us to be shit!

I decided to skip it in the end. As much as I love City, we all have limits on what's worth paying, they just vary up and down throughout one's life. It's worse when you've got two or more tickets to buy.

In any case I have Sky and can see the shocking refereeing better from there!

 

[Manchester33]

I can't grasp the reasoning behind some peoples lack of enthusiasm ahead of this game. It's like a lot of you actually want us to be shit!

For me mate not prepared to pay £150 to watch a shit game of football first leg of a corrupt competition. Just dosnt float my boat I'm afraid .the lads season ticket is £125 for 19 games

If cost and affordability are the main factor preventing someone from going to this then I can completely understand. That's the clubs problem because they set the prices, not EUFA. All this stuff about the competition being corrupt is just stupid though - It's obviously set up to suit the 'elite' at this moment in time, but they are changing that next season so it suits the current best teams. I just feel like we're cutting off our nose to spite our face by avoiding this competition. Despite what anyone on here says, it's the biggest club competition in the world, and if we want to continue to do well domestically we NEED to improve in Europe. This competition pays for our star players, and being a genuine contender attracts people to the club.

Think about it, your kid is going to tell his children and theirs that he watched Messi in the flesh - twice!! I'd have given my left nut to be involved in the Champions league a few years ago, now I feel we take it for granted!

(My rant isn't at you btw, just venting in general!)

 

[Manchester33]

I can't grasp the reasoning behind some peoples lack of enthusiasm ahead of this game. It's like a lot of you actually want us to be shit!

I decided to skip it in the end. As much as I love City, we all have limits on what's worth paying, they just vary up and down throughout one's life. It's worse when you've got two or more tickets to buy.

In any case I have Sky and can see the shocking refereeing better from there!

That's true, slow-mo replays of how to dive, my Neymar and Suarez!

 

[IanBishopsHaircut]

I think the slow uptake on tickets is more to do with the timing of the release

I'm a ST holder but not in the cup schemes...I want to go but can't afford it until the end of the week...If there are tickets then, i'll buy one

Releasing them three quarters of the way through January after everyone has spent on Christmas is pushing it for your average wage

I'm sure you will see a bigger uptake at the end of the month

 

[Gundogan's Moustache]

Im not going to get a ticket looking at the seating plan and how long i have to wait

 

[kunaguero10]

I can't grasp the reasoning behind some peoples lack of enthusiasm ahead of this game. It's like a lot of you actually want us to be shit!

For me mate not prepared to pay £150 to watch a shit game of football first leg of a corrupt competition. Just dosnt float my boat I'm afraid .the lads season ticket is £125 for 19 games

If cost and affordability are the main factor preventing someone from going to this then I can completely understand. That's the clubs problem because they set the prices, not EUFA. All this stuff about the competition being corrupt is just stupid though - It's obviously set up to suit the 'elite' at this moment in time, but they are changing that next season so it suits the current best teams. I just feel like we're cutting off our nose to spite our face by avoiding this competition. Despite what anyone on here says, it's the biggest club competition in the world, and if we want to continue to do well domestically we NEED to improve in Europe. This competition pays for our star players, and being a genuine contender attracts people to the club.

Think about it, your kid is going to tell his children and theirs that he watched Messi in the flesh - twice!! I'd have given my left nut to be involved in the Champions league a few years ago, now I feel we take it for granted!

(My rant isn't at you btw, just venting in general!)

This sentence contradicts the rest of your post and sums up the whole Champions League for me. Its a tourist attraction, and this game will be full of tourists wanting to see Messi and take a picture of (mainly) the Barcelona players and see an entertaining game of football (which it won't be), rather than being desperate for a Manchester City win, like everyone sat in a home seat should be.

 

[alib]

I'm not going but just bought tickets for 2 mates who are Burnley fans who want to see Barca and Messi in the flesh

 

[Proelia]

I'm not going but just bought tickets for 2 mates who are Burnley fans who want to see Barca and Messi in the flesh

Good good keep contributing to the flat atmosphere

 

[blueinsa]

I'm not going but just bought tickets for 2 mates who are Burnley fans who want to see Barca and Messi in the flesh

Are you for fucking real?