There are so many games to go to each season , I should imagine many fans will pick & chose which games,to go as it such a dear do now a daysLower the prices the numbers increases, the expenses increase and the split for both clubs drops.
If all the people who were concerned about full houses actually bought tickets we would sell out games like this.
According to the Wycombe Wanderers website, the prices are already set.The point is that unless Wycombe agree there is nothing that City can do to change the prices from the generic default price.
The fact that nothing has been posted suggests that there is some behind the scenes discussion going on between the clubs. It is obviously in City’s interest to cut prices and have a relatively full stadium. Wycombe may see things differently. There will be a core who will attend (or at least have a cup scheme ticket) regardless of the price. Halving the price to increase the crowd by 30% May not look a good deal to Wycombe?
Yep City are 5 days behind already. Clearly selling CL and PL tickets is a priority rather than undercutting themselves.According to the Wycombe Wanderers website, the prices are already set.
It's just City who are dragging their feet on publishing prices and criteria on this particular game.
3 home games in a weekYep City are 5 days behind already. Clearly selling CL and PL tickets is a priority rather than undercutting themselves.
Makes me wonder if the club will do tickets for tenner but I think they need Wycombe's permission to do that?3 home games in a week
Big ask for the ticket office & the fans
Is that true? Do we have to base our prices on what WW charge their own fans (presuming that WW do set their own price)?The point is that unless Wycombe agree there is nothing that City can do to change the prices from the generic default price.
The fact that nothing has been posted suggests that there is some behind the scenes discussion going on between the clubs. It is obviously in City’s interest to cut prices and have a relatively full stadium. Wycombe may see things differently. There will be a core who will attend (or at least have a cup scheme ticket) regardless of the price. Halving the price to increase the crowd by 30% May not look a good deal to Wycombe?
Yeah St Robert’s in Longsight we’d get two Maine Road trips a year, once a year to the other shithole for the more misguidedCity were doing this in the early seventies. Maybe a couple of times a year our school would get a load of free tickets and a teacher and one or two parents would take us all along. My school wasn't even that local - St Franny's in Gorton, so probably about 3 miles away.
Shouldn’t be a big ask for the ticket office should it ? They’ve got one job.3 home games in a week
Big ask for the ticket office & the fans
No.Is that true? Do we have to base our prices on what WW charge their own fans (presuming that WW do set their own price)?
It's not even on iFollow so TV rights can't be an issue.
They are quite busy fucking things up tbfShouldn’t be a big ask for the ticket office should it ? They’ve got one job.