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Chelsea away ticket details {merged}
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lancs blue
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It's a Sunday.The Pink Panther said:4pm kick off on a Saturday!!!
allan harper
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lancs blue said:It's a Sunday.The Pink Panther said:4pm kick off on a Saturday!!!
Yes we know but the ticket office doesn't ! Not according to the above anyway.
ell
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£59 £56 I dont think city are that mad for taking 1400 at those prices a lot of away day regulars will skip this one
cheddar404
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ell said:£59 £56 I dont think city are that mad for taking 1400 at those prices a lot of away day regulars will skip this one
Same prices as last year which was a Monday night and sold out fairly quickly though I recall.
daveduke67
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City is given an initial allocation of usually around half of the tickets available.
These are sale or return. The second allocation isn't - it's a case of the club has to buy them all and hopefully sell them. Liverpool last season (I think) had over 200 unsold tickets - which City had to cough up £10k for.
We do the same as we have to give the away team the lower tier and if they don't want the upper we know we can sell all the seats to our own fans. Why should anyone give out a full allocation and then find out the day before the game there's a thousand seats that didnt sell that won't be paid for.
You can't blame City for seeing how it goes before commiting to taking the full alloctation or whoever we're playing wanting to sell the other half if we don't want them.
These are sale or return. The second allocation isn't - it's a case of the club has to buy them all and hopefully sell them. Liverpool last season (I think) had over 200 unsold tickets - which City had to cough up £10k for.
We do the same as we have to give the away team the lower tier and if they don't want the upper we know we can sell all the seats to our own fans. Why should anyone give out a full allocation and then find out the day before the game there's a thousand seats that didnt sell that won't be paid for.
You can't blame City for seeing how it goes before commiting to taking the full alloctation or whoever we're playing wanting to sell the other half if we don't want them.
cheddar404
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Balti said:£59
Are the Rolling Stones playing at half-time?
Yes, and so is Elvis.
mcfcliam
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Prices are an absolute farce.
Football is now at a stage where 40 quid is deemed acceptable and the norm.
30 quid is also still too much imo.
Football is now at a stage where 40 quid is deemed acceptable and the norm.
30 quid is also still too much imo.