We`ll be eating and drinking again in Harrow on the Hill pre match. Perfect.4 of us driving down early Saturday morning, staying over in Harrow. Can’t wait
Newcastle and Sunderland we struggle to sell.
So for City I would not see them as good venues.
Ok for me but seems to be a pain in the arse for the local Blues.
Kick off time seems to be the major problem to me.Not the venue
I've got the £30 tickets but will be moving into the empty £65 area!The seat pricing difference for this game seems well weird compared with previous matches. My seat cost £30 in 505 but on same row a bit to the right it's £65. Not surprisingly the £65 seats are still available. For CS and LC final it was based on front to back differential. Strange.
Anywhere in particular?We`ll be eating and drinking again in Harrow on the Hill pre match. Perfect.
I've got the £30 tickets but will be moving into the empty £65 area!
Cardiff. Think both semis should be there.Villa Park and Hillsborough are not fit for purpose nowadays. What stadia would be suitable for the semi-finals?
Villa Park nowhere near big enough to accommodate Brighton fans who want to go, why deny them their chance of a day out at Wembley to watch their side in semi final.Actually, Wembley is an almost universally hated venue for semi finals. It takes away from the spectacle of the final and is miles away for northern fans.
We’ve also already sold enough tickets where our allocations at a Newcastle or Sunderland semi would be sold out.
You won’t find many City fans at all who would choose Wembley over Villa Park.
The venues I listed were simply the quality stadiums we have in our country which would replace Wembley for a semi final. The venue would obviously depend on the teams involved.
We’d play OT or Villa Park if drawn vs a northern team.
North vs South at Villa Park.
Southern teams would play at the Emirates or Spurs.
A Newcastle vs Boro could be at the Stadium of Light or even Old Trafford.
To be honest I'd rather go to Wembley than Cardiff and certainly before Old Trafford.Cardiff. Think both semis should be there.
Failing that, Old Trafford and London Stadium.
Cardiff is harder and more expensive to get to than Wembley. The FA would have to pay to rent any venue other than Wembley, so tickets would be even more expensive.Cardiff. Think both semis should be there.
Cardiff. Think both semis should be there.
Failing that, Old Trafford and London Stadium.
I said the same. If City had priced Spurs well and maybe even subsidised the semi prices, we would have had thousands more think “oh I’ll definiteky go to Wembley too”Good post, and all true, what should happen, but never seems to, is that those who keep increasing the prices at City, maybe realise it's essentially the same people buying the tickets generally all the time, and with the pricing all they are doing is pricing people out, equalling probably the smallest ever following for a semi final at wembley, what good is that to City. The champions league game v spurs should have been 30 quid all over the ground, just to help the fans on top of the semi final, but in their wisdom they try and squeeze every last penny, and now we go to wembley with at least 10000 empty seats in our end, having said that, loads cannot be arsed, nothing more nothing less.
There's were no cat 4 ones in the lower tier this time unlike the League Cup final, so it'll have to be a move to the Cat 2 areas in the upper.If lower tier, get in 121 in the £80 seats!
I'd say more than a hundred and less than 34 thousand at a guess.so how many ahve we sold then?