Luton Away

[Mcfc1.9.8.0]

1150 luton tickets allocation.
60% should go to the loyalty points scheme
60% of 1150 =690 tickets
This clearly isn't going to happen,going off the criteria issued today.
City think, we are thick,we are not and we can clearly see what's going on.
Unfortunately they don't give a shit.

Isn’t that what city matters are for

 

[Scaring Europe to Death]

i have just over 31000 points, thus the reason i could highlight earlier the amount of effort required to get to such a level, in all the years of loyalty points it's nearly the 1st time i have not got one in the 1st window, it really doesn't add up

Oh yeah, I'm not disputing that, and I'm in a similar position, albeit slightly less points.

However, as you say, 22 years is a long time, and I'm just not convinced that City have got more than a few dozen who've genuinely got 31,000 points on their own merit, and aren't using somebody else's card.

 

[jimharri]

The real issue is allowing that stadium in the PL in the first place.

I've always been of the opinion that a team shouldn't be "punished" because their fans are seen as apathetic (Wigan, as a recent-ish example). A view I still hold. The team earned their place in the top flight via their achievements on the pitch. However; the owners seem to have made no effort to improve/increase the capacity of the stadium down the years. Should there, perhaps be some sort of financial punishment handed out to the club? With the proceeds going to a charity? Say, £1m per home game. They'd still be left with plenty from the TV kitty and the prize find.

 

[Chappie]

Isn’t that what city matters are for

Less said the better, about their role in the loyalty points scheme.

 

[East Level 2]

The real issue is allowing that stadium in the PL in the first place.

And Bournemouth. They've been in the Prem for several years and never expanded even though they have room behind one of the goals.

 

[Mcfc1.9.8.0]

Less said the better, about their role in the loyalty points scheme.

Exactly puppets on a string

 

[ali benarbia's studs]

It will be a great game in a cute ground..... A throwback to yesteryear. Just hope it's not another York away.

 

[nozzyblue]

Someone with a voice or in contact with City needs to start putting serious pressure on the club to be releasing exact breakdowns of where our away allocation is going. There’s people that have put a lot of miles in following City that are going to miss out on this while corporate get over a third of tickets you’d imagine

 

[levets]

The following statement is always on the away ticket information page:-

From this allocation, the following groups will receive tickets for this match: Season Ticket Members, Seasonal Hospitality Members, Owner, Board of Directors, Football Management, Players, Club Officials and Staff, Former Players, Club Partners and the Man City Supporters Club.

I have never seen the owner, board of directors, football management, players, club officials and staff, former players and club partners sat with the great unwashed at an away game.

Supporters clubs dont get many, season ticket members the same so that leaves seasonal hospitality members scooping them up.

We're royally having the piss taken out of us and the club are not even hiding it in plain sight.

I’ve said it many times… Seasonal hospitality members don’t get allocated a ticket. They are entered into a ballot, if they wish to apply for a ticket.

 

[Xhavenjoe]

The real issue is allowing that stadium in the PL in the first place.

If its good enough for the championship, it is good enough for the Premier league.
The only reason for unsuitability should be based on safety concerns.
No reason for City fans to be complaining about that ground.