How would season ticket holders react to compulsory CL home tickets?

[City & Blue Brazil]

Would be the last time I ever had a season ticket if they tried that on

 

[bluelol]

Errrrrr, let me think. As a life long Manchester City supporter of some 60 years, a pensioner and a season ticket holder for more years than I care to mention. Totally pissed off would be my feeling.

 

[Shirley]

It won't happen, we just don't have the fanbase to force this through.

 

[Da_Blu_Moona]

Cap of £15 until QF stage for all cup games and yes, probably. Grudgingly.

 

[BenjaniMwaruwari]

I'd be livid having to spend £50 to see FC Yugoslavia in the Europa League

 

[East Level 2]

I'd be livid having to spend £50 to see FC Yugoslavia in the Europa League

I'd be spending the £50 on watching Manchester City.
Do you feel the same way about us playing lower division teams in domestic cups?

 

[BenjaniMwaruwari]

I'd be spending the £50 on watching Manchester City.
Do you feel the same way about us playing lower division teams in domestic cups?

No, because they charge less, there are less games and we're got more chance of getting to the final

 

[squirtyflower]

Wouldn't bother me in the least

 

[jrb]

I'd do it to maintain my points, but I wouldn't be happy going down that road.

 

[Blue Hefner]

It would increase average attendances IMO.. but is not the way to go... cheaper prices is.

I disagree re attendance - I haven't been to a Champs League home game since the Napoli one but I am a season ticket holder. As I am not compelled to buy the ticket for the CL someone else can buy it, if it was compulsory I still wouldn't go but no one else could buy the ticket

In answer to the OPs question, I would, probably, reluctantly renew but refuse to go to the CL games - my seat would remain empty as my own little protest