Paulpowersleftfoot
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thats the problem,people generalise and put everone in the same bracket
at least with so many scousers at the match,my house in leafy cheshire is less likely to be ransacked for a few hours
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Everton (home) Semi Final Tickets
- Thread starter oakiecokie
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at least with so many scousers at the match,my house in leafy cheshire is less likely to be ransacked for a few hours
Shaelumstash
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I can tell you that a bunch of 'journalists' decided to get their heads together on this one yesterday, in a bid to stoke the fires. Can't even get the official Everton allocation right, knowing an extra 2000 would be another slight on them making up the numbers.
I thought this earlier mate. I read an article in the Mail online about the game and it had a couple of lines about the low attendance, Sergio "begging fans to come" and the double page spread advert in the MEN. I thought it's surely not a coincidence that it was pretty much word for word what Mcdonnell had written in the Mirror.
So when you say "stoke the fires" what do you mean mate? Wind up City fans to get them to click on the articles, generate some interest in the game, or encourage casual City fans to dig deep and buy a ticket for the game?
If it was the latter I'd assume it was a brief from the club, but we're not that desperate, surely?
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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Only two teams advertise tickets on tal****t and they are the rags and West Ham. To be fair, West Ham is usually cup matches at reduced prices.
On the CapitolOne cup site, only two matches in the entire tournament have no attendance figures. Rags v Boro and Everton v City. Not that it matters, it's just curious.
On the CapitolOne cup site, only two matches in the entire tournament have no attendance figures. Rags v Boro and Everton v City. Not that it matters, it's just curious.
blue b4 the moon
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Hope this works, on my mobi.
Dodge
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Yes in short
Also know what coach number, pick up point and customer number of each of the 550 too.
Quite well organised down here.
Anyway, it's all mentioned in good faith with no animosity.
As for city fans wanting them all thrown out, I'd suggest you want them all to stay in as they'll all only get thrown out for celebrating !
So, out of interest, and in the spirit of good faith and no animosity, how many of your 550 are travelling with tickets that aren't in the away end?
IanBishopsHaircut
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I can't believe all the panic. There will be about 150 Mickey's in our end, tops. There will be absolutely no trouble, no kicking off, no nasty atmosphere. They will sit there quiet as mouses, and when we bury them 3-0, they'll all go home quietly and we'll all wake up tomorrow and order will be restored. :-)
There's no panic...All i'm saying is that if some scouse **** perks up near my lads they are going to get a smack in the mouth
We have all at one point been in with the home crowd at an away match...it's the risk you take...there will definitely be kick offs tonight if Everton score...100%
kippaxblue76
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Criteria changed to buy tickets on the OS.
john@staustell
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Must be mid day then!
- Online - Tickets are available now but are limited to two per person and will be sold as Print@home only until 12pm. After this time, tickets will only be available to Seasoncard holders only online.
- Over the phone* - Tickets are available to buy until midday and will be sold as collection only, unless activating a Seasoncard or Cityzens card. Call +44 (0)161 444 1894 (option 1, option 1, option 2).*
- In person - Supporters with a previous purchase history will have until kick off to buy tickets at the Ticket Office located behind the stage in City Square.
Sales Criteria: For safety purposes, tickets for this match are only available for purchase by Manchester City FC fans who either:
1. Have a registered address outside of the following areas:
- All Liverpool – prefix L
- Birkenhead – CH41 and CH42
- Prenton – CH43
- Wallasey – CH45 and CH44
- Wirral – CH46, CH47, CH48, CH49, CH60, CH61, CH62 and CH63
- Neston – CH64
- Ellesmere Port – CH65 and CH66
- Widnes – WA8
- St. Helens – WA9, WA10 and WA11; and/or
2. Were a Cityzen member, or who have previously purchased a ticket to attend a Manchester City first team game at the Etihad Stadium, on or before Wednesday 2 December 2015.
Purchases may be cancelled at any time if this Sales Criteria is not fulfilled.
- Online - Tickets are available now but are limited to two per person and will be sold as Print@home only until 12pm. After this time, tickets will only be available to Seasoncard holders only online.
- Over the phone* - Tickets are available to buy until midday and will be sold as collection only, unless activating a Seasoncard or Cityzens card. Call +44 (0)161 444 1894 (option 1, option 1, option 2).*
- In person - Supporters with a previous purchase history will have until kick off to buy tickets at the Ticket Office located behind the stage in City Square.
Sales Criteria: For safety purposes, tickets for this match are only available for purchase by Manchester City FC fans who either:
1. Have a registered address outside of the following areas:
- All Liverpool – prefix L
- Birkenhead – CH41 and CH42
- Prenton – CH43
- Wallasey – CH45 and CH44
- Wirral – CH46, CH47, CH48, CH49, CH60, CH61, CH62 and CH63
- Neston – CH64
- Ellesmere Port – CH65 and CH66
- Widnes – WA8
- St. Helens – WA9, WA10 and WA11; and/or
2. Were a Cityzen member, or who have previously purchased a ticket to attend a Manchester City first team game at the Etihad Stadium, on or before Wednesday 2 December 2015.
Purchases may be cancelled at any time if this Sales Criteria is not fulfilled.