North Stand expansion - seating, ticketing etc

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

Can depend on where you sit if it worth out

My season ticket is £480, if someone without a SC pays an extra £150 it is £33 a game

Is that a bad price??

It is a little unfair I would say but it was also unfair when i was watching shite everyweek and had a season card then, swings and roundabouts ;)

I get your point, but to be fair we haven’t really been shit since the 90s. Your talking nearly 30 years ago - I think it’s a bit unfair to compare really, as most younger people weren’t around then.

 

[VOOMER]

Everyone has a choice to make depending on their own circumstances

I tend to leave that to them and i will make my mine

We have been watching the best football played by city in its history. Its the cost of living and the mortgage scam perpetuated by the lenders then we would all have more money. You just need to look at how many bars and restaurants are going bump to know that we are closer to going into a depression than coming out of a recession, which has been going on for 16 years.

 

[VOOMER]

Can depend on where you sit if it worth out

My season ticket is £480, if someone without a SC pays an extra £150 it is £33 a game

Is that a bad price??

It is a little unfair I would say but it was also unfair when i was watching shite everyweek and had a season card then, swings and roundabouts ;)

100% correct

 

[VOOMER]

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[Manchester33]

Everyone has a choice to make depending on their own circumstances

I tend to leave that to them and i will make my mine

So you think it's fair that someone who has just turned 18 only has the opportunity to buy a Flexigold membership, whereas me and you have a season card?

If they attend the same number of games as me and you, they would pay £150 more.

It's incredibly unfair and unnecessary.

 

[Manchester33]

We have been watching the best football played by city in its history. Its the cost of living and the mortgage scam perpetuated by the lenders then we would all have more money. You just need to look at how many bars and restaurants are going bump to know that we are closer to going into a depression than coming out of a recession, which has been going on for 16 years.

City made something like an £80m profit last year....

Charging anyone who wants a seasoncard (especially younger fans who've never had an opportunity to buy them - as they were last offered in 2019) £150 more than us who were lucky enough to be born earlier is scandalous and unnecessary and will lead to a worse match-day experience for all of us in the long run.

 

[Blue Maverick]

We have been watching the best football played by city in its history. Its the cost of living and the mortgage scam perpetuated by the lenders then we would all have more money. You just need to look at how many bars and restaurants are going bump to know that we are closer to going into a depression than coming out of a recession, which has been going on for 16 years.

Going into Manchester you’d think the opposite though, there’s bloody hundreds of them trouble is they are expensive now and I agree with you it’s unsustainable, £6-7 a pint, minimum £15 for any sort of decent food, I know prices have risen for suppliers etc and it gets passed on but there has to come a point when enough is enough, just look at how it’s nearly £10 for a pint in the coop arena, who thinks that should be the norm, it’s fucking scandalous, my local I can get a pint for £3.80 and it’s a decent pint not weak piss.

 

[VOOMER]

Going into Manchester you’d think the opposite though, there’s bloody hundreds of them trouble is they are expensive now and I agree with you it’s unsustainable, £6-7 a pint, minimum £15 for any sort of decent food, I know prices have risen for suppliers etc and it gets passed on but there has to come a point when enough is enough, just look at how it’s nearly £10 for a pint in the coop arena, who thinks that should be the norm, it’s fucking scandalous, my local I can get a pint for £3.80 and it’s a decent pint not weak piss.

Funded by rich kids and student loans

 

[Gone for a Burton]

Just being a neutral here but why is having a different opinion to the 1894 group classed as 'negative hostility'?
I thought one of the purposes of a forum was for all opinions to be seen/heard?

I do my own singing, shouting etc. don't need, ask for anyone else's permission or wait for others. Just get on with it and make some noise.
Surely we go to the games to watch the football and cheer the lads on not watch the other fans?
Or am I too old fashioned? :-)

P.S. I keep reading about people with Bovril and blankets...... I've never seen anyone with a blanket and even if they have surely that's allowed? It can get quite cold in the stands. We don't have heated seats!!! :-)

As for Bovril, some people like Bovril. (I don't as it happens.) :-) :-)

'ere 'ere oyld lad !!

Blankets and Bovril my arse in parsley.....its full length puffer coats and a hip flask of Chateau Musar in ESL3.

Each to their own I suppose !!

 

[Gone for a Burton]

Going into Manchester you’d think the opposite though, there’s bloody hundreds of them trouble is they are expensive now and I agree with you it’s unsustainable, £6-7 a pint, minimum £15 for any sort of decent food, I know prices have risen for suppliers etc and it gets passed on but there has to come a point when enough is enough, just look at how it’s nearly £10 for a pint in the coop arena, who thinks that should be the norm, it’s fucking scandalous, my local I can get a pint for £3.80 and it’s a decent pint not weak piss.

.......Robbery.

Copper Dragon Golden Pippin £2.60p a pint at Thorncliffe Miners & Welfare Club.