No, they are the same price as buying individually.pride in battle said:Were the tickets cheaper if you were in the cup direct scheme? I thought they were the same?
Halfpenny said:No, they are the same price as buying individually.pride in battle said:Were the tickets cheaper if you were in the cup direct scheme? I thought they were the same?
tolmie's hairdoo said:Crumpsall Blue said:Gutted, only got 3100 so i`ll miss out However the people with all those points clearly deserve to watch City have success as they have watched them through some bad times.
Good luck Blues, have a top day out !
City Square for me I think.
There are thousands of people who have done what you say, including myself, but are judged by a criteria which really was only applicable in last few years.
I felt compelled to buy a season ticket four years back.
Prior to that, my money was good enough for 30 years.
de niro said:what parent would'nt buy a season card for their kids if they can spare the money?
my lot only started paying for their own 2 years ago, i just could'nt manage it any more.
de niro said:what parent would'nt buy a season card for their kids if they can spare the money?
my lot only started paying for their own 2 years ago, i just could'nt manage it any more.
Apart from the fact that adults with enough points are allowed to take one junior no matter their points total, and those in the CDS get parity with those with 3250 points, and present seasoncard holders get priority over those who used to have one and now have a Citycard but still have the points. Bollocks, it's very simple from where I'm standing. It should be on points; the end. It doesn't matter if you're CDS (CDS'ers should just receive extra points), or a Citycard holders, if you've earned the points you've earned the right to go, juniors included.Fanny Fart said:Its this simple kids - don't have enough points to get a cup final ticket? Means you haven't been to enough games.