You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Individual Match Tickets
- Thread starter uwerosler28
- Start date
Jam Tomorrow
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 10 Feb 2013
- Messages
- 8,390
I targeted the Villa and Wolves games first and got the two seats I wanted for both. Everton two seats close by on different rows, Burnley mid week mid winter, fuck that one off, Luton only seemed to be singles so will check again nearer the time. Resigned to missing the rags, Arse and West Ham games, those three will be on the box anyway.
Stephen230
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 1 Apr 2022
- Messages
- 7,536
- Team supported
- MCFC
Been a problem for the last few seasons. You'd have thought the club could consider leaving a block or two free of ST holders in the North Stand redevelopment to give members etc a chance. Can't see it happening though.
Most people on here seem to think the exact opposite is most likely and they’ll keep as many tickets as they can for game to game sales.
The Lone Whalley Ranger
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 31 Jan 2023
- Messages
- 240
- Team supported
- Manchester City
Needed an extra for Luton Town at home and it was like trying to get a bloody Glastonbury ticket.
BlueMoonday
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 26 Jul 2021
- Messages
- 3,591
- Team supported
- Manchester City Football Club
Sorry but some form of criteria is needed for next year, it's becoming a joke. Releasing tickets for the derby, West Ham, Chelsea all at once with a weak criteria was a shambles. A lot of blues are also in work and dont have a chance to buy these online. It should have been staggered over the course of a week with a fair points system in place, allowing fans to purchase in the evening in a timely manner.
Like I said, it is shite paying and regularly attending the lesser games over the years but don't get a look in when it comes to the derby or last home game of the season. Loyal fans are not a priority.
Like I said, it is shite paying and regularly attending the lesser games over the years but don't get a look in when it comes to the derby or last home game of the season. Loyal fans are not a priority.
MCFC Wirral
Well-Known Member
It’d be Seasoncard or nothing for me. Stress I don’t need.
Stephen230
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 1 Apr 2022
- Messages
- 7,536
- Team supported
- MCFC
Sorry but some form of criteria is needed for next year, it's becoming a joke. Releasing tickets for the derby, West Ham, Chelsea all at once with a weak criteria was a shambles. A lot of blues are also in work and dont have a chance to buy these online. It should have been staggered over the course of a week with a fair points system in place, allowing fans to purchase in the evening in a timely manner.
Like I said, it is shite paying and regularly attending the lesser games over the years but don't get a look in when it comes to the derby or last home game of the season. Loyal fans are not a priority.
Mate, there’s probably only somewhere in the region of 7-8000 tickets for home league games to shift. No matter what system they have, there’s going to be a lot of disappointed people who consider themselves loyal fans for the biggest games.
If they did adopt a sliding points scale similar to away games, the only people probably qualifying would be ex season ticket holders, who’ve dropped out for whatever reason but fancy the derby or get one for a mate.
blueparrot
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 7 Jun 2012
- Messages
- 29,466
To be honest this season is the first time it’s happened previous seasons I”ve not had a problem getting tickets for the games I wanted including the last game.Sorry but some form of criteria is needed for next year, it's becoming a joke. Releasing tickets for the derby, West Ham, Chelsea all at once with a weak criteria was a shambles. A lot of blues are also in work and dont have a chance to buy these online. It should have been staggered over the course of a week with a fair points system in place, allowing fans to purchase in the evening in a timely manner.
Like I said, it is shite paying and regularly attending the lesser games over the years but don't get a look in when it comes to the derby or last home game of the season. Loyal fans are not a priority.
This season had just been mad. So unless there are any returns I’ll just do cup games.
Will the extension solve it, hope so but also we do need a better system in place next season, even if it’s just windows for years as a member if not points
Not if the ticket points were on a five year rolling basis, as opposed to the system we have now, but I suppose that’s a different argument for a different day.Mate, there’s probably only somewhere in the region of 7-8000 tickets for home league games to shift. No matter what system they have, there’s going to be a lot of disappointed people who consider themselves loyal fans for the biggest games.
If they did adopt a sliding points scale similar to away games, the only people probably qualifying would be ex season ticket holders, who’ve dropped out for whatever reason but fancy the derby or get one for a mate.
Stephen230
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 1 Apr 2022
- Messages
- 7,536
- Team supported
- MCFC
Not if the ticket points were on a five year rolling basis, as opposed to the system we have now, but I suppose that’s a different argument for a different day.
Yes, as you say,plenty of other threads for that discussion.
But the one overriding reason why they’ll never be harmony as long as demand outstrips supply, is that the fans think it should be all about fairness, whilst the club’s priority is maximising revenue.