Individual Match Tickets

The £90/86 will be the 9320 listed.

Last season some games ended up £48 whic started at £30, so I reckon they could start at £53 lowest then £57, £61, £65, £69 then £73 SSL if City are going with a range of prices at £4 intervals. Complete guess work, we'll see the damage tomorrow.
As others have said, tomorrow will be carnage mate. I've bought his tickets today for the 5 games not included in his silver season card, they were prices at £45 but £5 was taken off once in the basket, so I've paid £200 today.
 
wanted another drink before the presentation, having said that he never took his seat for 2nd half as he and a few of his mates ordered 4 pints each at HT
It was stupid, the SS1 big bar thing was open but they were not serving beer. Asked when they would start, they didn't know. Loads were going in and being turned round as they got near the bar. They could have managed it better knowing there is at least 30 minutes wait with nowt to do.
 
Wanting another drink seems a strange thing to get arrested for.

What was the charge?
he verbally abused bar staff after they refused to serve him chanting "you're fucking shit", as he attempted to make his way back to seat a steward followed him and told him he wanted a word, he was taken back onto concourse and in his words had 10 stewards surrounding him and he said i knew they were gonna throw me out but i wasn't going quietly so was involved in a altercation with a steward and ending up kicking the steward, needless to say he was arrested and never came into work the following day, within 24 hours he got a strong email from City saying he was not allowed anywhere near stadium whilst investigation is ongoing, the head steward (not the one he kicked) wants charges pressing he is due in court middle of August
 
It was stupid, the SS1 big bar thing was open but they were not serving beer. Asked when they would start, they didn't know. Loads were going in and being turned round as they got near the bar. They could have managed it better knowing there is at least 30 minutes wait with nowt to do.
he was sat in East/SS corner level 2
 
Unfortunately not I'm afraid, the second release is completely unrelated to any consideration with regard to fans and allowing them spread the cost. It is SOLELY driven by the desire to continue selling £35 memberships up to October, with a second big ticket release date to come, for the last 9 home games. The new members will have the same buying rights as the rest of us for the season climax games. We need to just wake up and realise where we stand, the Charity Shield sold out quickly, even with a boycott, any semblance of fan influence or power is completely gone. Don't like it? Someone else will take your place, someone who wants to record a whole game on their phone hoping Erling scores so they can post it on social media.

With the investment and the success we've gained so much, including trophies and wonderful football, but for the first time I really feel that we've lost something important. The club is moving on from us, there's nothing much we can do about it. Feels weird to be negative after the high of our best ever season, and the club could have avoided that with some consideration towards longstanding and loyal Matchday attendees, but they've chosen the membership revenue instead. Can't really argue, I'm not entitled to tickets, but really feel like I deserved some reciprocal loyalty. I am moving to the acceptance stage, and after 42 years supporting them, I might reach indifference. My wife who has no interest in football, and has watched me travel to City as long as she's known me, going to some mid-table meaningless crap, is incredulous when I explain that from now on I have essentially the same ticket buying rights as a few hundred thousand newbies.

I'm bitter about it, but I'll stop complaining now! Thursday morning is going to be grim, I took the tickets for granted when I could get them, and the club took me for granted in return, guess we're even
Really well put.

Dropping the points system is infinitely worse than a late Sunday kick off in a pre-season friendly, however fans won’t protest that as it doesn’t impact season ticket holders.

I’ve been going to City since the 80s, was at Wembley in ‘99 and regular in the 2nd division. I go intermittently due to money constraints but the free for all now, including Real Madrid last year is a scandal. The owner are custodians of an entity that belongs to the real fans but all clubs, even Wrexham now, are seen as cash cows.
 
Unfortunately not I'm afraid, the second release is completely unrelated to any consideration with regard to fans and allowing them spread the cost. It is SOLELY driven by the desire to continue selling £35 memberships up to October, with a second big ticket release date to come, for the last 9 home games. The new members will have the same buying rights as the rest of us for the season climax games. We need to just wake up and realise where we stand, the Charity Shield sold out quickly, even with a boycott, any semblance of fan influence or power is completely gone. Don't like it? Someone else will take your place, someone who wants to record a whole game on their phone hoping Erling scores so they can post it on social media.

With the investment and the success we've gained so much, including trophies and wonderful football, but for the first time I really feel that we've lost something important. The club is moving on from us, there's nothing much we can do about it. Feels weird to be negative after the high of our best ever season, and the club could have avoided that with some consideration towards longstanding and loyal Matchday attendees, but they've chosen the membership revenue instead. Can't really argue, I'm not entitled to tickets, but really feel like I deserved some reciprocal loyalty. I am moving to the acceptance stage, and after 42 years supporting them, I might reach indifference. My wife who has no interest in football, and has watched me travel to City as long as she's known me, going to some mid-table meaningless crap, is incredulous when I explain that from now on I have essentially the same ticket buying rights as a few hundred thousand newbies.

I'm bitter about it, but I'll stop complaining now! Thursday morning is going to be grim, I took the tickets for granted when I could get them, and the club took me for granted in return, guess we're even
They aren’t facts though they’re you’re opinion. Neither of us can know the reasons for the change for sure. I can know though it’s a better system, in fact I’d go further I wouldn’t sell any tickets for the second half of the season until October.
My only issue is them not using points.
 
They aren’t facts though they’re you’re opinion. Neither of us can know the reasons for the change for sure. I can know though it’s a better system, in fact I’d go further I wouldn’t sell any tickets for the second half of the season until October.
My only issue is them not using points.
I would go further, I wouldn’t put tickets for any league fixture on sale until six weeks before it is due to be played, that way we can help supporters spread the cost and it keeps the incentive there for more people to pay the membership as the season progresses. Agree 100% on loyalty points for Cat A fixtures.
 
I would go further, I wouldn’t put tickets for any league fixture on sale until six weeks before it is due to be played, that way we can help supporters spread the cost and it keeps the incentive there for more people to pay the membership as the season progresses. Agree 100% on loyalty points for Cat A fixtures.
Yes, same as they used to be, plus it would mean not buying tickets until we know the KO day and time.
 

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