I can believe that. As a Citizen member getting tickets once their window opened was always fairly straightforward. Not anymore.I’d assume that. They’ve sold very few season tickets over the last year or two, I do know that, and they must get a fair bit of “churn”. I think they want to make more money and grow the fanbase by selling the tickets individually.
He also said that we have 40 something thousand Cityzens members now whereas we used to have hardly any.
Here’s the truth for you. The Branch I run has 216 members. We get 2 tickets for Everton.I know people like to come on here and tell us that their Branch with 15,000 members only receives 2 tickets for most away games, but I can say first hand that I've got loads of pals who've barely missed an away game this season through the Supporters Clubs.
I understand why we have them, but the truth is that people who've been to every home game this season are gonna miss out to people who never go
That still does not detract from the point i first made that its shit that a member of a SC who has only been to 1 home game all season gets a cup final ticket. Thats f-ing shit.Here’s the truth for you. The Branch I run has 216 members. We get 2 tickets for Everton.
I could take or leave the SC allocation as I use my own points but I forgot to buy for Everton as I was helping lifelong Blues get tickets for Arsenal at home. These tickets had nothing to do with the OSC.
I know of at least a hundred Cityzens in China, of which about ten maybe attend a game. They just want to belong and contribute
No, I mean the 35 quid a season effort... Cityzens Membership or summatThink he’s talking about Match day members, if that’s the correct term, who pay about £30 a year to get a chance to buy tickets.
You’re probably talking about the membership that is free just gives you a supporter number.
I post my knowledge in good faith.We all love a bit of good faith
I also think the club need to find a better way to reward people who are not ST holders but who attend most games. It is crazy that someone with a ST who has attended say 10 games and no cup games gets priority over someone who has been to 16 games and all the cup games.I know people like to come on here and tell us that their Branch with 15,000 members only receives 2 tickets for most away games, but I can say first hand that I've got loads of pals who've barely missed an away game this season through the Supporters Clubs.
I understand why we have them, but the truth is that people who've been to every home game this season are gonna miss out to people who never go
I am not in a supporters club. I have 13000 points, on all cup schemes, and have missed less than 10 home games in any competition since 1974. I don't mind not getting away tickets but think supporters clubs are a thing of the past in ticket priority and under 30s should be the overwhelming priority.I know people like to come on here and tell us that their Branch with 15,000 members only receives 2 tickets for most away games, but I can say first hand that I've got loads of pals who've barely missed an away game this season through the Supporters Clubs.
I understand why we have them, but the truth is that people who've been to every home game this season are gonna miss out to people who never go
Yes and likewise the season card holders who go to a game or 2 a season Vs the rags and dippers. 2 very small minorities I reckon.That still does not detract from the point i first made that its shit that a member of a SC who has only been to 1 home game all season gets a cup final ticket. Thats f-ing shit.
Yes the £35 Cityzens Matchday membership that gives you a priority window for tickets, allegedly.No, I mean the 35 quid a season effort... Cityzens Membership or summat