93:20 is a premium ticket above the three you have mentioned.
It is corporate 'lite' in that you get access to an indoor bar, a programme and a padded seat. It also comes with three domestic games included, the others don't, except Superbia (which is not available to take up any more).
So if I understand you correctly 93:20 gives you more than Platinum and Gold and so would cost more than them?
What is the cheapest option, just offering the 19 home games, no padded seats no programme and no special bar facilities.
Thanks
No because we're going to win the league whether we beat them or not
The feeling I had immediately following the 1-0 win over them in 2011/12 season will be very difficult to surpass
It's nothing to do with money, I was invited about five years ago and I ain't filthy rich. It was offered to certain blues that went to every match home and away. By the way I declined the offer.I take it you need to be filthy rich to be invited to be a Superbia member. :-D
For this season, £299 if you could get one.
Thanks, does this one have a name ?
After being eight points behind
I think you will see selective rotation over the four games. If the players return from international duty fit and fresh most should be capable of playing all these games if they avoid injury given the recent light workload. Exceptions would be Vinny, Kun and maybe Merlin, Walker might need a rest as well. I think Sterling may be kept on the bench in the first leg against the dippers with B.Silva may step in. Jesus if fit will start at lest one of the four games so if we don't pick up any injuries we are in a great position to win the league and qualify for the semis.Would gladly take a draw in the derby or even a narrow defeat and let the rags have bragging rights for a week in exchange for winning at L'pool and getting to the semis of the CL. In fact, though, I think City will beat Utd AND the dippers.
Gold season cards are the standard seats and you pay from £299 up to about £900 depending on the seat location.So if I understand you correctly 93:20 gives you more than Platinum and Gold and so would cost more than them?
What is the cheapest option, just offering the 19 home games, no padded seats no programme and no special bar facilities.
Thanks
It never has been before that I recall. They would then look massive hypocrits for not charging Wigan.Any pitch invasion could be used against us. I would not put it past tha FA to find any excuse to punish us at present.
Or Gold is a chance to save £50 if you're not bothered about away games.Gold season cards are the standard seats and you pay from £299 up to about £900 depending on the seat location.
Platinum is a club con for those people who would like to get double loyalty points by paying an extra £50.
I'd agree with that. I'm fairly confident of overcoming Liverpool as it feels like something has changed this season mentality wise. I think we're ready to go up another level and join the elite teams you mentioned.With respect to the CL us fans should adopt the mind set of Ferno who believes that while the dippers are a good side and represent a significant hurdle they are essentially a second tier side in the European context. He believes that it is the big three of Madrid, Barca and Munich that we need to measure up against. Simply put if we fail to dispatch candlepool we are not yet ready to fry the bigger fish.
*Sniff*A dilemma for city may well be whether we should field a weakened team against the rags on derby day.
My first post I swear I’m not a rag.
Assume we win against Everton. Next up Liverpool, this will be a tough physical game. Assume a result of 1 – 1. All to play for in the 2nd leg. Next up the rags, win this and we win the league. My heart says go for it, I would absolutely love it. I’d be first there with my litre of milk to celebrate (if I could get near enough to Maureen).
My head says, If we beat Everton we have pretty much won the league. We may even win it from there without getting any more points. No hurry, why sacrifice our progression in the CL?. The derby can be a hard very physical game with a risk of injury to our star player. It would be a bitter pill to swallow, losing the derby knowing well we are the better team. Who knows we could even win with a weakened team. Thoughts on putting out a weakened team on derby day?
What worries me about this game is the fact that it has been moved for TV to a later time, giving fans more time in the boozer prior to KO.
I often question their motives, as this could easily go pear shaped if their is crowd trouble. If it does kick off, we could easily find ourselves with a points deduction and a massive fine.
Hopefully, It all passes of without incident, and we smash Moureen and is anti-football tactics back to the stone age where they belong.
Yeah, I know. I've supported us for long enough now to know that since the takeover, the footballing authorities keep coming up with increasingly bastardly ways to try and screw us over. These f**kers would be besides themselves with glee if we gave them any excuse.Fuckin hell Trev, you're one cheery fucker......xx
I tend to agree with you on this,the match time of 5-30 will see ones pissed up before hand,any trouble at all and the fa will be looking to fuck us over,just waiting for them to appoint Taylor as ref ..Yeah, I know. I've supported us for long enough now to know that since the takeover, the footballing authorities keep coming up with increasingly bastardly ways to try and screw us over. These f**kers would be besides themselves with glee if we gave them any excuse.
Everybody already knows they are and they don’t give a shiny shite. They will look for any excuse and they will probably get it. I fully expect a large police presence and warnings from the club about encroachment etc.It never has been before that I recall. They would then look massive hypocrits for not charging Wigan.