waspish said:Anyone changed seats through the email? Once filled in and you press submit what suppose to happen then? It just goes to city's mainpage when I press Submit
lancs blue said:waspish said:Anyone changed seats through the email? Once filled in and you press submit what suppose to happen then? It just goes to city's mainpage when I press Submit
The TO choose the new seat and (hopefully!) e-mail us back.
waspish said:lancs blue said:waspish said:Anyone changed seats through the email? Once filled in and you press submit what suppose to happen then? It just goes to city's mainpage when I press Submit
The TO choose the new seat and (hopefully!) e-mail us back.
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lancs blue said:waspish said:lancs blue said:The TO choose the new seat and (hopefully!) e-mail us back.
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Are you talking about being relocated for Brum? The e-mail asks us to select a preferred location (EL1, CBL2 etc), once you press submit that info goes to the TO who select a new seat and mail the details.
Yes that's what happened with mine, it's the same if you respond to those surveys they send out, it always goes to that page.waspish said:lancs blue said:waspish said:
Are you talking about being relocated for Brum? The e-mail asks us to select a preferred location (EL1, CBL2 etc), once you press submit that info goes to the TO who select a new seat and mail the details.
Right... I was just asking what happens after you press submit did yours go back to the city mainpage it just seemed funny no confirmation or anything
lancs blue said:Yes that's what happened with mine, it's the same if you respond to those surveys they send out, it always goes to that page.waspish said:lancs blue said:Are you talking about being relocated for Brum? The e-mail asks us to select a preferred location (EL1, CBL2 etc), once you press submit that info goes to the TO who select a new seat and mail the details.
Right... I was just asking what happens after you press submit did yours go back to the city mainpage it just seemed funny no confirmation or anything
CC1 said:St Helens Blue (Exiled) said:CC1 said:OK St Helens Blue but you've got to admit that was a very stupid thing to quote...of all things to give credence to - a rag song is the last thing on the list. It will take our club a bit longer to build up the support acquired by the rags after their last 20 years of success and for a devout blue to take a line from one of their mocking songs is just not on. I dont understand why you can't see that - Any loyal blue would take issue with you.
Why is it stupid..Look at our attendances against Reading,Salzburg,Notts County,Leicester,Kiev last season.I was there and the average weas about 25-30000...
Giving credence to a rag song. No - what I was saying was the song that they sing is true-Unfortunately . All I fucking hear about is our great Mancunian support and we are proud we have no Irish,cockneys etc etc... If we can get 46-47k at home for home league games why cant people turn up for the league cup,fa cup games.. And then they have the fucking nerve to moan when they cant get a ticket or slag the club off for the cup scheme being unfair. Yes I am angry about being accused of being a rag but I will get over it. We sing This city is ours,all I did was state that I dont sing it as our attendances are shocking to say the least for cup games. Believe me I give no credence to those twats from Stretford but to not be able to discuss chants etc is a little naive. Remember some of the vile chants we have sung in the past-it gets debated. All I am saying is people need to turn up,support the team and not just stay at home.
Can I breathe now....?
Yep....more fans must and will turn up given time. Dont forget our cup games are voluntary. At the swamp they HAVE to join the cup scheme in order to get a season ticket. The only cup they can opt out of is the Carling Cup and they had 20,000 empty seats for those games despite their support. Admittedly, 20,000 short means they still get over 50,000 there but it that is because at the moment some 'red' glory supporters only get the chance to go when season ticket holders aren't required to go. I am convinced that over the next few years our support will increase. There are loads of kids proud to wear a City shirt now.