My understanding of Cityzens when it was launched was there was a blue card form of Cityzens for people who can buy tickets and a global Cityzens who can build points by other means to take part in the competitions etc. I don't view global Cityzens views regarding the club badge as equal to blue card Cityzens no - you have to generalise which is unfortunate but with the growth of the fan base in recent years, a vast number of these global Cityzens will not know of the club's history and won't have a clue about Manchester and probably aren't arsed if Manchester is represented in the badge. The club would effectively be asking people from Malaysia etc. etc. what symbols they best feel represent Manchester which is absurd. This is all a bit hypocritical of course since they let all us vote for NYCFCs.They can email Cityzens with a heavily blurred version can Cityzens get the jist of it. the Rags don't care and to say all Cityzens aren't equal is bollox.
My understanding of Cityzens when it was launched was there was a blue card form of Cityzens for people who can buy tickets and a global Cityzens who can build points by other means to take part in the competitions etc. I don't view global Cityzens views regarding the club badge as equal to blue card Cityzens no - you have to generalise which is unfortunate but with the growth of the fan base in recent years, a vast number of these global Cityzens will not know of the club's history and won't have a clue about Manchester and probably aren't arsed if Manchester is represented in the badge. The club would effectively be asking people from Malaysia etc. etc. what symbols they best feel represent Manchester which is absurd.
My understanding of Cityzens when it was launched was there was a blue card form of Cityzens for people who can buy tickets and a global Cityzens who can build points by other means to take part in the competitions etc. I don't view global Cityzens views regarding the club badge as equal to blue card Cityzens no - you have to generalise which is unfortunate but with the growth of the fan base in recent years, a vast number of these global Cityzens will not know of the club's history and won't have a clue about Manchester and probably aren't arsed if Manchester is represented in the badge. The club would effectively be asking people from Malaysia etc. etc. what symbols they best feel represent Manchester which is absurd.
Had an e-mail inviting me to a new badge preview in City Square on the 26/12 between 1:00pm and 2:30pm.
It is a Citizens exclusive, and they claim it is "Modern, Original, Manchester City".
Point still stands really as skews the results but like I edited, hypocritical as we all voted on NYCFC's.I understand where you are coming from, but there was a thing in the press recently that said 75% of "Cityzens" are season ticket holders.
I don't really get the point of them doing it at City Sq. really. If you want to see it as soon as it's revealed to any fans, maybe email them and see if they can send you something when they open it up at City Sq.yeah but to showing the final thing? selective showing to those that make it to the stadium is just wrong. Cityzens is meant to be City fans as one. old and new isnt the point. international or local isnt the point. I'm 38, from Stalybridge supported City 30 years. The Eithad is 11 miles away, yet I cant get past my front door. Am I less of a Cityzen?
Point still stands really as skews the results but like I edited, hypocritical as we all voted on NYCFC's.