wolfie1988 said:Citycards at Maine Rd and the early years at COMS used to cost money to buy and you used to get priority over general sale just as you do with Cityzens.
Think they were £20 and £10 at the time. I don't think it's too bad personally and we've all been affected by the prices increases. I've got a seasoncard so I'm in the unaffected camp with this particular membership and it's hard to view it if the shoe was on the other foot.
I think a way of softening that blow would be maybe knocking a quid or so off Face Value for Cityzen members when they purchase tickets for league games.
billymumphrey said:wolfie1988 said:Citycards at Maine Rd and the early years at COMS used to cost money to buy and you used to get priority over general sale just as you do with Cityzens.
Think they were £20 and £10 at the time. I don't think it's too bad personally and we've all been affected by the prices increases. I've got a seasoncard so I'm in the unaffected camp with this particular membership and it's hard to view it if the shoe was on the other foot.
I think a way of softening that blow would be maybe knocking a quid or so off Face Value for Cityzen members when they purchase tickets for league games.
Yeah, I remember the last time this debate was raised, someone provided a screenshot of the old City website, where citycards were 20 pound something like 10 years ago.
Assuming most people by a new shirt every season, getting the 10% soften's the blow somewhat (whether the Nike shirts are overpriced or not is a different debate).
The reality is that in an age of FFP the money has to come from somewhere.
WNRH said:Manchester United mark II, they'll be forcing fans to buy cup tickets or you'll have your seasoncard suspended next.
I am as confused as you if they are saying that spending £5 in store =10 points is going to count the same as my 10 points I've acquired over the years for attending each match ??Da_Blu_Moona said:Official details:
<a class="postlink" href="http://beacityzen.mcfc.co.uk/index.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://beacityzen.mcfc.co.uk/index.html</a>
Be prepared to cringe #together....
Btw the number of spelling mistakes on that site are atrocious. You'd think they would have proof read it before putting it up.
Not very clear if these 'city points' are going to completely replace all loyalty points at the club as a means of buying tickets. If so you can now get acces to tickets by increasing your city points by liking Facebook posts and retweeting city related content. Madness.
Pretty bold move from City either way.
mrtwiceaseason said:I am as confused as you if they are saying that spending £5 in store =10 points is going to count the same as my 10 points I've acquired over the years for attending each match ??Da_Blu_Moona said:Official details:
<a class="postlink" href="http://beacityzen.mcfc.co.uk/index.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://beacityzen.mcfc.co.uk/index.html</a>
Be prepared to cringe #together....
Btw the number of spelling mistakes on that site are atrocious. You'd think they would have proof read it before putting it up.
Not very clear if these 'city points' are going to completely replace all loyalty points at the club as a means of buying tickets. If so you can now get acces to tickets by increasing your city points by liking Facebook posts and retweeting city related content. Madness.
Pretty bold move from City either way.
if this is going to be the case the current loyalty pecking order will be gone by dinner time ??? .can't see this being the case but can't see them running loyalty points/ticket points as well as city points .the question is the number of city points going to govern when you are able to buy your match tickets ???