But City have honoured the bargain. If you paid £50, it was a ludicrously cheap way of doubling your points (and still is even though they don't give points for away games). I pay £765 for my season ticket, which gives me 190 points. Pay £815 and I'd get 380 plus double points for the other 10-12 home games we'll play in a typical season, not tomention the points for cup schemes.
You've had those points if you've paid it and, until such time as City decide to change the way points are allocated, you'll keep them. There's no legal issue at all here. If your car insurance included a protected NCD for which you paid a £50 premium and the insurance company removed that option, you couldn't claim against them for the prvious years you'd paid. If on the other hand City said they were scrapping Platinum and removed all the additional points you'd accrued since 2010, then I suspect you would have a case.
Thanks for asking, I don't think they stated either way how long it would run for. But from memory I think they stated in this years offer you would get double away points, then went back on it after the renewal date. Which is miss selling.I discussed it with my solicitor friend on the way home from today’s game and he said it probably comes down to what City did or didn’t promise. If fans were advised that Platinum was unlikely to be around for ever more then there probably isn’t a case. If the Club told people it would be around for tyonks then that could be another kettle of fish.
Sorry PB, I’ve been on the pop today and I’ve made a number of typos. My personal view is that anyone who would take legal action against the Club for something like this isn’t a true blue. I can’t recall the Club promising that Platinum would be around for the long haul to help people move up the points ladder and people have got the points they paid for.
Relocating the entire home support in the cup schemes in the south stand to other seats around the ground for a derby semi-final must be a major exercise for us and for the rags too
I think both clubs were delighted to find an excuse to avoid doing so.
Bastards. This would have been my first opportunity of a swamp visit since the last semi when of course they did not have the convenient excuse.
Ticket info for the home leg just been released.....
https://www.mancity.com/news/ticket...ted-carabao-cup-semi-final-ticket-information
Not bad pricing I think... from £20
Sooooo, if you have shown loyalty to the club by joining the cup scheme you can only buy one extra ticket, if you have said fuck it I will wait and see who we get each round you can buy two !!! Am I missing something here ?
Yes. If you're on the cup scheme you've already been guaranteed your own ticket. Personally I think it's a daft idea allowing people to buy an extra ticket for a game like that.Sooooo, if you have shown loyalty to the club by joining the cup scheme you can only buy one extra ticket, if you have said fuck it I will wait and see who we get each round you can buy two !!! Am I missing something here ?
Sooooo, if you have shown loyalty to the club by joining the cup scheme you can only buy one extra ticket, if you have said fuck it I will wait and see who we get each round you can buy two !!! Am I missing something here ?
Ticket info for the home leg just been released.....
https://www.mancity.com/news/ticket...ted-carabao-cup-semi-final-ticket-information
Not bad pricing I think... from £20
Yes. If you're on the cup scheme you've already been guaranteed your own ticket. Personally I think it's a daft idea allowing people to buy an extra ticket for a game like that.