Somehow away tickets have got harder to come by over the last 5 years even though we’ve had Covid and there’s more FOCs!Hahahaha, that’s a good one
Imagine the headline "City use PL charges case compensation to refund City fans tickets bought so far as a thank you for their defence of the club against Cartel induced charges"Now apply the reduction to season tkts already purchased City.
Would be worth it for the publicity alone.
I took part in the protest and supported and encouraged all groups when they took some flak from the “I’m alright Jacks”.
However, the cynic in me is interested to see if/when we get back up to the level of winning leagues and latter stages of the Champions League whether they will remain the same.
It was clear last season that the pricing was wrong by the amount of empty seats on view when we weren’t winning every week like the “norm”.
Also in the category A games, £40 - £60, how many £40 tickets will be available? It could be 1 or it could be 10, it could be 1000, but if it’s the first two, the claim that you can now watch the Manchester Derby for 43% less money is a great bit of PR even it it only applies to 10 people.
Either way, it’s a win for fans and it doesn’t matter to our pockets whether the club have done it out of the kindness of their heart or whether the calculations on the excel sheet were showing low numbers but the fight must continue and the pressure on the club must never stop.
It’s a bit like the 4,499 heavily pregnant Blues / season card holders who hardly got to games last season.I took part in the protest and supported and encouraged all groups when they took some flak from the “I’m alright Jacks”.
However, the cynic in me is interested to see if/when we get back up to the level of winning leagues and latter stages of the Champions League whether they will remain the same.
It was clear last season that the pricing was wrong by the amount of empty seats on view when we weren’t winning every week like the “norm”.
Also in the category A games, £40 - £60, how many £40 tickets will be available? It could be 1 or it could be 10, it could be 1000, but if it’s the first two, the claim that you can now watch the Manchester Derby for 43% less money is a great bit of PR even it it only applies to 10 people.
Either way, it’s a win for fans and it doesn’t matter to our pockets whether the club have done it out of the kindness of their heart or whether the calculations on the excel sheet were showing low numbers but the fight must continue and the pressure on the club must never stop.
This to me is part of problem. "Go to the big games" we need the mind set next season as every home game we play is a big game if we to be champs again. Saying that be solid me getting any ticket if that was the case . . .The only concern is the numbers.
How many GA will be left for big games?
Will be interesting to see how many games end up as category A rather than the cheaper B and C .I took part in the protest and supported and encouraged all groups when they took some flak from the “I’m alright Jacks”.
However, the cynic in me is interested to see if/when we get back up to the level of winning leagues and latter stages of the Champions League whether they will remain the same.
It was clear last season that the pricing was wrong by the amount of empty seats on view when we weren’t winning every week like the “norm”.
Also in the category A games, £40 - £60, how many £40 tickets will be available? It could be 1 or it could be 10, it could be 1000, but if it’s the first two, the claim that you can now watch the Manchester Derby for 43% less money is a great bit of PR even it it only applies to 10 people.
Either way, it’s a win for fans and it doesn’t matter to our pockets whether the club have done it out of the kindness of their heart or whether the calculations on the excel sheet were showing low numbers but the fight must continue and the pressure on the club must never stop.
I'm guessing the price quoted is after the £5 discount as it says Citizens match day prices. For cup games this would be price, including discount.The £35 Adult match day membership,you get a £15 online voucher also 10% off merchandise.Also it says £5 off all home games wonder if that's all ready been applied on the new ticket prices,maybe not ?
What a headline. Long, to the point and right.Imagine the headline "City use PL charges case compensation to refund City fans tickets bought so far as a thank you for their defence of the club against Cartel induced charges"
Thinking back to when I was much younger, we had 3 different prices for a ST depending on when you bought it but, when that stopped I've no idea how much of a saving a ST was against pay on the gate.i am at ease with matchday prices being much closer to season tickets, for me a season ticket is more about convenience, the certainty of a seat and the perks it gives, not being a season ticket holder doesn't make you less of a supporter it just means your circumstances are different. It's a brilliant move from the club, an opportunity with the new stand for so many local kids to get the chance to see the blues, the club have got it spot on with this.
I'm guessing the price quoted is after the £5 discount as it says Citizens match day prices. For cup games this would be price, including discount.
That’s true, but here’s an idea; avoid the need for any of that by just putting all the matchday tickets on sale a month before each game! ;-)It’s probably asking too much but there’s no real reason, other than a bit of admin, why, if they’re encouraging people to buy in bulk in July, they couldn’t offer direct debit terms, similar to ST holders.
Sorry, yes. I meant they quote the prices with the discount included. I didnt mean cup ticket prices would be the same as league games.I don’t think they’ve made any commitment on cup ticket prices, apart from the normal domestic cups, before Q/F max, that they always have.
It's called Bluemoan for a reason mukka.City do something good, and some fans still like too have a moan, no pleasing some people
Does anyone know how many PL cat A, B and C games we had last season. Obviously we lost Leicester, Southampton and Ipswich which I assume were all cat C and they will be replaced by Leeds, Burnley and Sunderland which may be one cat A and 2 x cat B?