City V PSG ticket Prices: Club Statement

[shemnel]

so from reading this i can gather that we are not going to sell out a champs league QF? for whatever the reasons may be

 

[Centurions]

so from reading this i can gather that we are not going to sell out a champs league QF? for whatever the reasons may be

From reading this I'm gathering that nobody knows.

 

[shemnel]

From reading this I'm gathering that nobody knows.

yeah i think that's fairer

 

[blueparrot]

From reading this I'm gathering that nobody knows.

I think the only thing we can be sure of is if we look out of the tie it probably won't, if we are still in it then nobody knows.

 

[M18CTID]

I do pride myself on my seat counting ( I do know how sad that is ) But I am of course willing to bow the seat counting king ww, I know my place :)

I got as far as Block 314 - 180 seats - before having to break off and do some work ;)

 

[BlueMooner123]

Honestly don't think it matters if we are still in the tie or not. The people that want to go will go regardless. Some say the price has put them off but then contradict themselves when saying they will decide after the first leg. Some want the kyiv pricing and that still didn't come close to selling out. Too many excuses to keep up with on here.

 

[moenchengladbach blau]

Too many excuses to keep up with on here.

Got it in one.
I get the impression many are looking for an exit strategy after a couple of bad seasons

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

. Too many excuses to keep up with on here.

I get the impression many are looking for an exit strategy after a couple of bad seasons

Are you going to reply to my pm?

 

[Phil1]

Got it in one.
I get the impression many are looking for an exit strategy after a couple of bad seasons

Where do you get that impression from? If anything the arrival of Guardiola should mean those disappointed with the last couple of seasons have some renewed positivity and more reason to want to attend next year.
It's possible that fans are genuinely concerned about prices. It's sad that other blues are seemingly happy to mock them by making out that it's just the shit football putting people off. If that was the case we'd have given up many times over the last 30 odd years.

 

[andyhinch]

Got it in one.
I get the impression many are looking for an exit strategy after a couple of bad seasons

Where do you get that impression from? If anything the arrival of Guardiola should mean those disappointed with the last couple of seasons have some renewed positivity and more reason to want to attend next year.
It's possible that fans are genuinely concerned about prices. It's sad that other blues are seemingly happy to mock them by making out that it's just the shit football putting people off. If that was the case we'd have given up many times over the last 30 odd years.

I'm not even sure why you'd need an excuse, it's not like missing PE when your a kid, surely you just don't go