mickeymoo said:Anyone if there selling the 3rd tier yet
I don't like Bayern München, they're always slagging City off. I'm indifferent about Villarreal. So I too want both City and Napoli to go through from this group.<br /><br />-- Tue Sep 13, 2011 5:27 pm --<br /><br />ForzaNapoli said:We'll be 3k+ supporting our Napoli boys! Hoping for an exciting game and the blues go through from the group!
It's a good thing. Because Rags can't see past their clouded thick minds to see that they have had worse attendances than us for big games. They live in a dream world. A bit of education for the thick fuckers is a good thing!Prestwich_Blue said:No one is entering into a pissing contest. Someone asked what his response should be to any rags that said we couldn't sell out our first ever CL game.Zonalmarking said:Prestwich_Blue said:The capacity at the swamp was never less than 45,000 and the conversion of the old Stretford End was finished for the 1994/5 season. So the capacity for that first CL game would have been around 55,000.
So it was at 60% capacity, meaning we would need 28,000 to match that.
Edit: Apologies - it was 43,000 from 1994-1996. So still only 3/4 full meaning we need about 35-36,000 to match it.
Whoa, I don't know why you've invented some sort of bizarre competition, spanning decades?? I reckon the Napoli game will sell out, apart from the space for CL advertising.
All through the 90's all three sides of OT were knocked down and re-built, so it's abit daft plucking out attendence figures from mongapedi. That was my point. Not to enter into a pissing contest.
And the response is that they only had a 3/4 full stadium for theirs. We will certainly do better than that.
lunaazul said:Cobwebcat said:Better late than never. Looks like tickets are finally moving and there won't be many left.
Enjoy tomorrow not many clubs ever get the chance.
Based on what? Gut feel or hard factoids....?
Yep, I can confirm they are pulling this shite again. The ticket office decision makers appear as insecure as large sections of our fanbase when it comes to external perceptions.Nijinski said:Apparently there are loads in the CB Level 3; but we've suspended phone sales on these to fill up East Level 3, so it looks better for the watching world. The club may have moved on a great deal in 3 years, but the ticket office is 3rd rate. The incremental criteria for sales is a joke and by the time people get round to qualifying they've lost the will to live. The charity shield was the same; once season card holders had had their deadline, the club should have opened it up very shortly to any card holder. I don't blame the fans, I blame the muppets who couldn't organise a piss up in a brewery. For Napoli; the price is right, the organisation is abysmal.
Nijinski said:Apparently there are loads in the CB Level 3; but we've suspended phone sales on these to fill up East Level 3, so it looks better for the watching world. The club may have moved on a great deal in 3 years, but the ticket office is 3rd rate. The incremental criteria for sales is a joke and by the time people get round to qualifying they've lost the will to live. The charity shield was the same; once season card holders had had their deadline, the club should have opened it up very shortly to any card holder. I don't blame the fans, I blame the muppets who couldn't organise a piss up in a brewery. For Napoli; the price is right, the organisation is abysmal.
Didsbury Dave said:Yep, I can confirm they are pulling this shite again. The ticket office decision makers appear as insecure as large sections of our fanbase when it comes to external perceptions.Nijinski said:Apparently there are loads in the CB Level 3; but we've suspended phone sales on these to fill up East Level 3, so it looks better for the watching world. The club may have moved on a great deal in 3 years, but the ticket office is 3rd rate. The incremental criteria for sales is a joke and by the time people get round to qualifying they've lost the will to live. The charity shield was the same; once season card holders had had their deadline, the club should have opened it up very shortly to any card holder. I don't blame the fans, I blame the muppets who couldn't organise a piss up in a brewery. For Napoli; the price is right, the organisation is abysmal.