BillCarlisle
Well-Known Member
DavidM said:squirtyflower said:it's a semi final and people are fucking moaning!!!
it's near christmas
i can't have my seat
it's too much
they should let us in for free to have a better atmosphere
perhaps you'd be happier if we got knocked out in the quarter finals like we did NINE times on the trot
or perhaps get knocked out in the second round by brighton, doncaster or chesterfield
Totally agree.
We want success and being successful means more games and more cost for the supporter.
Just because our owner is worth a few bob does not mean we can expect to pay £5 to £25 to watch games when our competitors are charging £40 to £50 for the same type of fixture.
I know I'll attract some flak saying this, but what the hell. It will be embarrassing if we fail to sell out the semi-final, even more so if the Anfield leg is a sell out.
I read an article linked on here recently about our meeting the FFPR which was well received on here. Two areas mentioned were increasing gate revenues to close the gap to our main PL competitors and attracting more commercial sponsorship. Failing to sell out a semi final will not help achieve either of these objectives.
A tip for those who have to pay for their children's ticket, use Christmas to your advantage and encourage your family members to give your children money as towards the cost of the semi final ticket.
Back the Sheikh and buy your ticket!
I agree as well. Unfortunately it's the price we pay for watching modern football. That's life.
Personally I would rather be paying this than languishing in mediocrity with no hope of getting out of it. It's not so long ago that was the case.
It's the price we pay for being at the top of the league with every chance of dominating football for years to come.
It's the price we pay for waking up with a great feeling about City, rather than feeling miserable after yet another defeat.
It's the price we pay for walking tall and ramming all those years of rirual humiliation back down the throats of the Rags.
I'd rather be forking out to watch these big matches than have no big matches at all.