Cost of living impact on football

[JGL07]

There's no season ticket waiting list to put your name on mukka. CTID

Buying a Cityzens Card is the way to do it.

 

[Franny 1234]

And then you might get offered a silver season ticket not a proper one. CTID

 

[Jesus H Gabz]

Without wanting to sound like a smart arse, I'm not having a "cost of living" problem personally.

Why don’t you start a new thread titled
‘My football not affected by the cost of living crisis’
and I’ll go on & ask to borrow £20 ;)

 

[paulchapo]

Without wanting to sound like a smart arse, I'm not having a "cost of living" problem personally.

You must be earning an exorbitant amount of money then that is protected from rapidly escalating inflation.

 

[awest]

Instead of driving, I'll be cycling to home games from Cornwall this season.

 

[manclad]

Instesd of driving, I'll be cycling to home games from Cornwall this season.

You're going to expend alot of energy on your epic journey, so can I suggest taking on board plenty of calories before departing from the West Country.
I would suggest either clotted cream and jam, or Cornish Pasty, or even better a combination of both !!

 

[Scott mcfc]

its for sure an expensive hobby supportin city nowadays,not that im complainin,am lovin every minute as i did when we was shit,the cheaper away tickets is a good thing and am glad its stayed that way for a few years,trains are a bit of a joke at moment price wise,we either book them in early or we also got a cheaper option of goin with a supporters club on coach,deffo a cheaper option,cl games are expensive away,but just the best trips ever,city fans will just make it work ,ride the storm till this country sorts its shit out

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

Thankfully I can afford it now but it is a luxury.

I’m glad me and mrs marsbar don’t have kids that’s for sure.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

Never understood why anyone buys the crap beer & food in the stadium or at city Square .

To be fair some of the food from the independent traders is really good. Not that I eat at the stadium often. Panchos for example have had a stall in the arndale market for 10+ years and is run by a lovely Mexican bloke called Enrique. About as far from crap as you can get.

£4.50 a pint at City sq is cheaper than drinking in the NQ or Ancoats and walking up to the ground.

 

[standupifyouhatemanu]

Since I emigrated I’ve not been able to watch my beloved Blues live. So it’s a dodgy IPTV system but I can get every premier league game live including Saturday 3pm KO’s. So cost of living watching City not impacted me at all. However the price of a coffee at the local bar has gone up from 1.60 Euros to 1.80. Scandalous for a pensioner. -:)