Cobwebcat
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You would think today but there is nothing up to say so with a countdown so maybe not. I don’t think anyone knows for sure.
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Khaldoons End of Season Interview
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The irony of scousers using the term "job" to get into an event free!!You are more likely to have to pay touts prices to get in to Anfield or Old Trafford (if an occasional fan) so there is a big difference in prices, in reality. The stated ticket prices at Anfield are a fraction of what thousands of their fans are actually paying. Those that don’t job in that is.
Leroy Leroy Leroy
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Says today based on the descriptionWhen is part 2 out?
Man_City_Loyal
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same herethat look on Khaldoon's face cold freeze water or kill
I would not like to upset him in any way and if he says it's a muffin then I would say how many Sir
ChicagoBlue
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Reading the discussion regarding ticket prices, does anyone believe this issue lives in a vacuum? We have seen massive inflation everywhere, not least in player fees and salaries, and the club is currently working with a stadium that was literally sold out almost all of last season, especially in the PL.
This might be considered the MIST opportune time to leverage ticket prices, from a commercial perspective, especially given two major factors: On-field success and the new construction coming to the Etihad.
Obviously, none of that speaks to the feelings of long-term local fans who have been the lifeblood of the club through thick and thin. However, this is also no longer Peter Swales’ City, but a global powerhouse of a Club (and “Football Group”) which is sitting at the very pinnacle of European football and commercial development.
Times have changed, and massively for the better in almost every aspect. With that, though, has come the realities of running a multi-billion dollar global commercial juggernaut.
This might be considered the MIST opportune time to leverage ticket prices, from a commercial perspective, especially given two major factors: On-field success and the new construction coming to the Etihad.
Obviously, none of that speaks to the feelings of long-term local fans who have been the lifeblood of the club through thick and thin. However, this is also no longer Peter Swales’ City, but a global powerhouse of a Club (and “Football Group”) which is sitting at the very pinnacle of European football and commercial development.
Times have changed, and massively for the better in almost every aspect. With that, though, has come the realities of running a multi-billion dollar global commercial juggernaut.
searsleftpeg
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same here
If I was in front of him trying to explain why I had offended against good order and discipline, I would certainly be checking I wasn't standing on a big sheet of plastic.same here
AustinBlue
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“Friends” is a bit strong you soft twatI have friends in Austin Texas. They bleed blue just like me, they talk endlessly about City just like me. They come to as many games as they can and are members of the Austin branch of City supporters.
If I talk about football tourist it`s about people who come over and don`t have a team but tick a premier league game off their bucket list.
Man_City_Loyal
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I like Lee.
He's a Gunner that likes to talk about City and don't give a fuck if Gooners like it or not...
great vid