Out of order why? It was made abundantly clear at the beginning of the season. Its not your seat (or his or anyones). You have the loan of it for 19 league matches. Why are you both so attached to your seats? If he was so attached to his seat, he would have tried buying it sooner than 4 days after sales commenced.machiavellian said:SWP's back said:machiavellian said:Did he in fact have four days to purchase his seat?
Didn't read the thread in its entirety, so thought he wasn't given such an opportunity.
If so, that would just make him a 'moaning clown', otherwise, he has a point and my post stands.
He tried to purchase his seat 4 days after they went on sale. Then complained that City used to give SC holders a couple (usually 2) days grace. his point is moot. If he was that arsed, he would have bought his ticket when they went on sale, not left it a week. It's not like he gets paid weekly in cash. If he was a bloke, he would have just got on with it and sat within spitting distance of his normal seat.
His point isn't moot, unless there was a period for him to purchase his seat.
That's all I'm arsed about.
If there was, and he missed the boat, then he's a moaning tit. Otherwise, the club are out of order.
Clarity welcome.
You wouldn't understand you fucking stander you.Skashion said:I can only presume some people have been in these seats for so long they've got a nice arse groove carved out which can only be properly appreciated by one's own arse.
SWP's back said:Out of order why? It was made abundantly clear at the beginning of the season. Its not your seat (or his or anyones). You have the loan of it for 19 league matches. Why are you both so attached to your seats? If he was so attached to his seat, he would have tried buying it sooner than 4 days after sales commenced.machiavellian said:SWP's back said:He tried to purchase his seat 4 days after they went on sale. Then complained that City used to give SC holders a couple (usually 2) days grace. his point is moot. If he was that arsed, he would have bought his ticket when they went on sale, not left it a week. It's not like he gets paid weekly in cash. If he was a bloke, he would have just got on with it and sat within spitting distance of his normal seat.
His point isn't moot, unless there was a period for him to purchase his seat.
That's all I'm arsed about.
If there was, and he missed the boat, then he's a moaning tit. Otherwise, the club are out of order.
Clarity welcome.
It's just moaning for the sake of it.
machiavellian said:SWP's back said:Out of order why? It was made abundantly clear at the beginning of the season. Its not your seat (or his or anyones). You have the loan of it for 19 league matches. Why are you both so attached to your seats? If he was so attached to his seat, he would have tried buying it sooner than 4 days after sales commenced.machiavellian said:His point isn't moot, unless there was a period for him to purchase his seat.
That's all I'm arsed about.
If there was, and he missed the boat, then he's a moaning tit. Otherwise, the club are out of order.
Clarity welcome.
It's just moaning for the sake of it.
Because, in my opinion such an alteration would be symptomatic of the changes that were seen at Chelsea.
Symptomatic of the changes that we've seen here in respect of loyalty points, different echelons of season ticket holders, and the level 2 overhaul.
It would simply highlight yet more changes towards the cash before loyalty model we all fear we're adopting, or may begin to adopt. To strong arm blues towards the cup schemes (besides the already implemented 'incentives') would simply be another milestone.
This is about a lot more than a bloke who has developed an affection for a blue seat.
No. It's much easier to moan as you are proving.machiavellian said:You mention the Old Trafford model, but how long may it be until we adopt that?
Compulsory cup games?
As for the 'good old days' Skash, if the club continue to further sink into the mindset of seeing fans as cash-cows then it won't be long before the genuine 'good old days' are unattainable for a lot of blues who attended during the 'good old days' as mockingly put it.
But of course it's much easier to deride anyone who hold concerns about the club's new initiatives and apparent change in approach to the match going fans.