Norwich Away - General Sale

[Silva's Magic Boot]

The away fixture in round 3 of the FA Cup (Saturday 9th January) is now on sale to all Cityzens and will go on open sale at 1pm this afternoon. Tickets £20 for adults. Limited availability but a great opportunity for any southern Blues to get to an away game.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

It's a shame the Belgium Blurs aren't going to this one to make up the numbers!

 

[Blue Smarties]

Just checked the train. Why the fuck is Norwich such an arse to get to?

 

[The perfect fumble]

Just checked the train. Why the fuck is Norwich such an arse to get to?

You don't say! I live there.

This place is the very definition of the middle of nowhere.

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

Just checked the train. Why the fuck is Norwich such an arse to get to?

Its not Direct train Manchester to london then Tube to Liverpool street ...direct train to Norwich

 

[mike4210]

try the 7.42 from Piccadilly - takes you Direct

 

[mike4210]

Its not Direct train Manchester to london then Tube to Liverpool street ...direct train to Norwich

try the 7.42 from Piccadilly - takes you Direct

 

[lancs blue]

Just checked the train. Why the fuck is Norwich such an arse to get to?

Because like most things in this country the rail network is London-centric and so lines to/from London get the bulk of the investment meaning other lines have slower speed limits.

 

[Silva's Magic Boot]

Managed to get train tickets for £70, leaving Manc at 7am and back for 11pm. Can share details if this is useful to anyone.

 

[Chappie]

What a great opportunity for the "I CANT GET A TICKET MERCHANTS" to up build your loyalty points.
Also the semi final at Everton has not sold out yet,its now down to 7000 points.
In the words of Delia "Where are you".

 

[Blue Smarties]

What a great opportunity for the "I CANT GET A TICKET MERCHANTS" to up build your loyalty points.
Also the semi final at Everton has not sold out yet,its now down to 7000 points.
In the words of Delia "Where are you".

To be fair, we are still very much a working class background club. Very soon after Christmas.

 

[Chappie]

To be fair, we are still very much a working class background club. Very soon after Christmas.

And so is Liverpool as a City,but I guarantee you,Everton will have 8000 fans at our ground.

 

[ob]

Looking forward to this as not been to Norwich for a while

 

[philiph20]

And so is Liverpool as a City,but I guarantee you,Everton will have 8000 fans at our ground.

Just wondering if this has anything to do with the age of our match going fans?, i have seen certain clubs fans at the Etihad and they in many instances seem to have more fans in the 18-30 bracket than we do, even away from home our supporters in this age bracket are not plentiful.

 

[Blackcrowes]

Just checked the train. Why the fuck is Norwich such an arse to get to?

TO make sure you have plenty of time to get pissed on the train before you get there

 

[Blackcrowes]

What a great opportunity for the "I CANT GET A TICKET MERCHANTS" to up build your loyalty points.
Also the semi final at Everton has not sold out yet,its now down to 7000 points.
In the words of Delia "Where are you".

Totally agree - get your arses to Norwich to build up your points - look forward to the moaners complaining about not getting Derby tickets

 

[Blackcrowes]

And so is Liverpool as a City,but I guarantee you,Everton will have 8000 fans at our ground.

Well said

 

[philiph20]

And so is Liverpool as a City,but I guarantee you,Everton will have 8000 fans at our ground.

I remember

Well said

They do seem to take better numbers away from home than us, i get the impression there is more of a sense of belonging with them to their club than we do with ours, no idea what it is, aeging fanbase, cheesymatch day entertainment, anti climax after 2012, frustration at not really kicking on???. Compare and contrast to when i first started watching City away under Peter Reid..great numbers, great craic etc. Probably talking out of my behind but the whole experience despite the massive upgrade in players leaves me cold.

 

[peoffrey]

And so is Liverpool as a City,but I guarantee you,Everton will have 8000 fans at our ground.

It's surely far better to leave Liverpool to go to Manchester than vice versa?

 

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

I remember


They do seem to take better numbers away from home than us, i get the impression there is more of a sense of belonging with them to their club than we do with ours, no idea what it is, aeging fanbase, cheesymatch day entertainment, anti climax after 2012, frustration at not really kicking on???. Compare and contrast to when i first started watching City away under Peter Reid..great numbers, great craic etc. Probably talking out of my behind but the whole experience despite the massive upgrade in players leaves me cold.

might be the cost ? i can bet we have more games away in the 40 -50 price then they do.