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CL Quarter Final Draw - Liverpool A Apr 4th - H Apr 10th
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jimmygrimblesboots
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Same old shite from scousers , i remember playing Everton in a semi final 2nd leg at the Etihad in 2016 and how they were going to be thousands of Everton fans in the home end , and it was complete bullshit ,none of them turned up and it will be exactly the same against the candlelighters , first of all i would be very surprised if the Dippers could get any tickets and secondly the very few that might sneak in with their colours well hidden will not last five minutes if they so much as breathe in a scouse accent.
gordondaviesmoustache
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There were plenty sat near me in CB3 - and it kicked off when Everton scored.Same old shite from scousers , i remember playing Everton in a semi final 2nd leg at the Etihad in 2016 and how they were going to be thousands of Everton fans in the home end , and it was complete bullshit ,none of them turned up and it will be exactly the same against the candlelighters , first of all i would be very surprised if the Dippers could get any tickets and secondly the very few that might sneak in with their colours well hidden will not last five minutes if they so much as breathe in a scouse accent.
jimmygrimblesboots
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There were plenty sat near me in CB3 - and it kicked off when Everton scored.
So was i , plenty is around a dozen in your world , hardly the thousands that were anticipated is it ?
Same old shite from scousers , i remember playing Everton in a semi final 2nd leg at the Etihad in 2016 and how they were going to be thousands of Everton fans in the home end , and it was complete bullshit ,none of them turned up and it will be exactly the same against the candlelighters , first of all i would be very surprised if the Dippers could get any tickets and secondly the very few that might sneak in with their colours well hidden will not last five minutes if they so much as breathe in a scouse accent.
Not all Liverpool fans are from scouse land, same as rag fans not coming from Manchester. I would be surprised if many made it into the city end and be doubly surprised if they outed themselves as they would undoubtedly get a sore face and thrown out to boot.
Lancet Fluke
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Yep and a few near me too. I think it is inevitable that there will be a few Liverpool fans dotted around the stadium and it's inevitable there will be skirmishes too. My prediction is that they will behave like fucking dicks at the first leg - treating City fans and players with not a shred of respect, probably with coaches getting bricked along the way and then they will sit in the home end 6 days later and expect there not to be any bitterness. Then there will be a report in The Echo crying about Liverpool fans getting twatted around the Etihad.There were plenty sat near me in CB3 - and it kicked off when Everton scored.
blue b4 the moon
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I was evicted from SS3 for the Everton game, there were a few in 121.
Stood out but kept quiet so no hassle that could well have changed had they got a result.
Stood out but kept quiet so no hassle that could well have changed had they got a result.
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worsleyweb
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Talking today to Liverpool fan going to both legs. He has been talking about how there will be hundreds of Liverpool fans in the home end and the plan is to hang a banner down from in the stands if they are winning.
Presumably it would be fairly difficult for Liverpool fans to get tickets for this one in the home end because they are only available to season card holders and then people who have higher points?
He is talking shite.
This is the likeliest scenario I think. Any shenanigans towards us at the 1st leg will be alright because it's part of the "atmosphere". Any trouble at the 2nd leg will see them self portrayed as the innocent victims of a City crowd who were out for aggro from the start. They really need to grow up and get a grip.Yep and a few near me too. I think it is inevitable that there will be a few Liverpool fans dotted around the stadium and it's inevitable there will be skirmishes too. My prediction is that they will behave like fucking dicks at the first leg - treating City fans and players with not a shred of respect, probably with coaches getting bricked along the way and then they will sit in the home end 6 days later and expect there not to be any bitterness. Then there will be a report in The Echo crying about Liverpool fans getting twatted around the Etihad.
GortonBlue62
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Same old shite from scousers , i remember playing Everton in a semi final 2nd leg at the Etihad in 2016 and how they were going to be thousands of Everton fans in the home end , and it was complete bullshit ,none of them turned up and it will be exactly the same against the candlelighters , first of all i would be very surprised if the Dippers could get any tickets and secondly the very few that might sneak in with their colours well hidden will not last five minutes if they so much as breathe in a scouse accent.
Loads in 105 and surrounding blocks. Toxic atmosphere. The police removed them one by one, block by block. Will be much worse for the Liverpool game.
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worsleyweb
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Loads in 105 and surrounding blocks. Toxic atmosphere. The police removed them one by one, block by block. Will be much worse for the Liverpool game.
How will it? We have 45,000 plus season ticket holders. 3000 away fans - so 6000 tickets to be sold. I would imagine 95% will go to City fans. Max 300 Liverpool fans in the City ends.
GortonBlue62
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How will it? We have 45,000 plus season ticket holders. 3000 away fans - so 6000 tickets to be sold. I would imagine 95% will go to City fans. Max 300 Liverpool fans in the City ends.
I hope you're right, but they will get in, and they will not keep quite if they score.
It only takes a few in each block for things to turn nasty.
I hope you're right, but they will get in, and they will not keep quite if they score.
It only takes a few in each block for things to turn nasty.
You'll never stop fans being in the wrong end thats just part and parcel of football, now if they behave and are respectful then its tolerable but blatantly showing their colours and are being an arsehole then it's fair game I'm afraid, they deserve what they get. City fans go in the wrong end at aways although most, if not all are well behaved. I'd like to think that the club will have extra security in place.
It's hard to stop fans going in the wrong end, people are desperate to see their team and theres always someone willing to sell on a ticket for the right price.
M18CTID
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How will it? We have 45,000 plus season ticket holders. 3000 away fans - so 6000 tickets to be sold. I would imagine 95% will go to City fans. Max 300 Liverpool fans in the City ends.
To be fair ww, we need to factor in that some season ticket holders won't be buying a ticket for this game although I'm sure a bigger percentage of ST holders will be going compared to all our other CL home games so far this season. That said, it won't be going to general sale at any point and anyone buying tickets will need to be a ST holder or Cityzen member at least, with the possibility that another criteria may be opened up for those that are neither a ST holder or Cityzen member but have attended a CL home game this season.
So it won't be easy for Liverpool fans to get in our end because of the selling restrictions but a few will manage it either through booking hospitality packages or finding City fans who aren't going but are eligible for a ticket.
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worsleyweb
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To be fair ww, we need to factor in that some season ticket holders won't be buying a ticket for this game although I'm sure a bigger percentage of ST holders will be going compared to all our other CL home games so far this season. That said, it won't be going to general sale at any point and anyone buying tickets will need to be a ST holder or Cityzen member at least, with the possibility that another criteria may be opened up for those that are neither a ST holder or Cityzen member but have attended a CL home game this season.
So it won't be easy for Liverpool fans to get in our end because of the selling restrictions but a few will manage it either through booking hospitality packages or finding City fans who aren't going but are eligible for a ticket.
I have got two huge Liverpool fans at work asking if they can come. Said no. Blues only that night.
M18CTID
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I have got two huge Liverpool fans at work asking if they can come. Said no. Blues only that night.
Good man! Hopefully other blues will stand firm as well
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A lad at work has managed to buy a ticket off a friend and he’s a Liverpool fan but isn’t stupid enough to be sporting his colours. Somethings in life have a price and his ticket did.
A lad at work has managed to buy a ticket off a friend and he’s a Liverpool fan but isn’t stupid enough to be sporting his colours. Somethings in life have a price and his ticket did.
Tickets for this tie will go for hundreds if not thousands on the black market to the right person.
Silva's Magic Boot
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Suprised there's so many seats left in family stand L1 and south stand L3 considering these are the cheapest tickets
mosssideblue
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Me too, still plenty to be had in those areas. Wonder what the thinking is by the club in terms of opening them up to a broader buying audience (and when)Suprised there's so many seats left in family stand L1 and south stand L3 considering these are the cheapest tickets