Wait until the North stand is open, there will be loads of tickets together on sale, all over the ground. (especially if City lose the 115 hearing and are relegated?)Thinking about knocking my matchday membership on the head for next season.
Got 4 games this season but all single can't sit with my lad.
Spent at least 6 hrs this season queueing on the website to get just 4 games.
I don't enjoy sitting on my own and not being with my lad. Football is about father and son time, enjoying the match together.
This isn't happening this season.
If I'm not enjoying the experience there's no point going.
It's sad to have to admit that the club you have supported for 64yrs, that you now can't get tickets and when you do it's nearly 80quid each.
Thinking about knocking my matchday membership on the head for next season.
Got 4 games this season but all single can't sit with my lad.
Spent at least 6 hrs this season queueing on the website to get just 4 games.
I don't enjoy sitting on my own and not being with my lad. Football is about father and son time, enjoying the match together.
This isn't happening this season.
If I'm not enjoying the experience there's no point going.
It's sad to have to admit that the club you have supported for 64yrs, that you now can't get tickets and when you do it's nearly 80quid each.
Sadly you’re are just one example of many City Legacy fans being priced out by the club and replaced by tourists, day trippers, football fans, and new wealthier City fans.I dropped my Citizens matchday this year and the wifes too, I had an offer for a flexi gold but paying £150 to guarantee tickets to me is beyond the pale.
Sadly you’re are just one example of many City Legacy fans being priced out by the club and replaced by tourists, day trippers, football fans, and new wealthier City fans.
Sorry to read about that.
£80 where is that?
I think the hotel prices reflect that the Co op arena has gigs on on same weekend as was on Saturday. If workable look at premier inns or travelodge in chadderton £15 taxi in or supporters bus from hunt lane .Yep; I think I've probably seen my last game. Between flights, hotel accommodation and the actual ticket, you're talking around £300 for a single game. That's impossible to justify. Hotels in particular seem to have gone ridiculously expensive since Covid. Even an average 2* or 3* is over £100 per night now.
GoodbyeQueued for nearly two hours, got two sat next to each other £78. Just fuck of City I'm not paying those prices.
By the time I add on a day off work ( Monday ) plus travel cost ....nah think this is my last season. Two booked in April and may than I think that's me finished :(
Goodbye
Thinking about knocking my matchday membership on the head for next season.
Got 4 games this season but all single can't sit with my lad.
Spent at least 6 hrs this season queueing on the website to get just 4 games.
I don't enjoy sitting on my own and not being with my lad. Football is about father and son time, enjoying the match together.
This isn't happening this season.
If I'm not enjoying the experience there's no point going.
It's sad to have to admit that the club you have supported for 64yrs, that you now can't get tickets and when you do it's nearly 80quid each.
I think need you to be in an Official Supporters Club Branch Gordon. We have lots of members who make their tickets available if they / their families can’t make games. At or below face value.Queued for nearly two hours, got two sat next to each other £78. Just fuck of City I'm not paying those prices.
By the time I add on a day off work ( Monday ) plus travel cost ....nah think this is my last season. Two booked in April and may than I think that's me finished :(
I do think a brief, hopefully brief, less than dazzling season will mean a few less fickle day trippers. The club will hope that the more loyal fanbase will take up the slack in ticket sales. Maybe too late though as travel, ticket price, televised options have forced the more 'ordinary Joe' away from live football. They need some more 'expansive' thinking re ticket prices otherwise 40,000 attendances are just around the corner for the lesser midweek games.Wait until the North stand is open, there will be loads of tickets together on sale, all over the ground. (especially if City lose the 115 hearing and are relegated?)
You might even get two Flexi Gold season tickets together next season.
Hold fire until the club announce what the plans are for the expanded North stand season tickets and seating arrangements are, which will probably be part of next seasons season ticket sales.
Travel lodge Ashton £62 for Utd game for two tram in and back ain't to badYep; I think I've probably seen my last game. Between flights, hotel accommodation and the actual ticket, you're talking around £300 for a single game. That's impossible to justify. Hotels in particular seem to have gone ridiculously expensive since Covid. Even an average 2* or 3* is over £100 per night now.
It’s becoming impossible to purchase two tickets together. I’d imagine most people don’t want to sit on their ownThinking about knocking my matchday membership on the head for next season.
Got 4 games this season but all single can't sit with my lad.
Spent at least 6 hrs this season queueing on the website to get just 4 games.
I don't enjoy sitting on my own and not being with my lad. Football is about father and son time, enjoying the match together.
This isn't happening this season.
If I'm not enjoying the experience there's no point going.
It's sad to have to admit that the club you have supported for 64yrs, that you now can't get tickets and when you do it's nearly 80quid each.
They’ve already priced huge numbers of our local support out, why would those fans come back, knowing they’ll do it again if we become successful again.I do think a brief, hopefully brief, less than dazzling season will mean a few less fickle day trippers. The club will hope that the more loyal fanbase will take up the slack in ticket sales. Maybe too late though as travel, ticket price, televised options have forced the more 'ordinary Joe' away from live football. They need some more 'expansive' thinking re ticket prices otherwise 40,000 attendances are just around the corner for the lesser midweek games.
Parking has fucked plenty of locals up too............fuck the tram and buses are shit too.I do think a brief, hopefully brief, less than dazzling season will mean a few less fickle day trippers. The club will hope that the more loyal fanbase will take up the slack in ticket sales. Maybe too late though as travel, ticket price, televised options have forced the more 'ordinary Joe' away from live football. They need some more 'expansive' thinking re ticket prices otherwise 40,000 attendances are just around the corner for the lesser midweek games.
I think need you to be in an Official Supporters Club Branch Gordon. We have lots of members who make their tickets available if they / their families can’t make games. At or below face value.
It’s a shame so many Prem games are more accessible to Southerners. Hopefully, Leeds, Sheff Utd and Sunderland will get promoted.I'm in a local OSC, like the Essex member I prefer away games for the same reason.
Sometimes I worry about you TimIt’s a shame so many Prem games are more accessible to Southerners. Hopefully, Leeds, Sheff Utd and Sunderland will get promoted.