Fans need to see not selling out the stadium every game as a good thing ,not something terrible, as long as we are only talking about no more than couple of thousand. Don't think the few hundred GA+ will make the slightest difference to the success or otherwise of the new stand.The diehards will turn up week in week out, until
We are too old to go.
The seat blockers “with 29 year old kids” who’ve, stopped young families getting tickets together “in the glory years” will be asked to move a few rows.
City need to stop making PR gaffs and excessive changes to ticketing arrangements. We can’t do much about the bad decision to have hospitality seats in the middle of the North Stand
Blues who are worried about empty seat jibes will need to get thicker skins. Most of those seats will be filled anyway if tickets / season cards are affordable.
Can’t believe there isn’t more to this. Has he/she missed a communication. What have the club said when contacted?Not all will. 50 year plus Season ticket holder sits in front of me, the DD bounced from his bank account the first payment of the new season. The club cancelled his season ticket. No correspondence. No phone call. Just gone.
Genuine question - does anyone have any idea how this compares with the boards of other top 4 clubs?I've never met any of the titular (i.e. board) directors. I've never even met Soriano, which I think says it all.
I've criticised the board as I don't believe it meets good corporate governance standards, as it didn't while John Wardle was Chair. The only executive on the MCFC Ltd board is Simon Cliff. Not the CEO, CFO or COO. At the level of City's board I'd expect at least two of those to be named as directors.
There's no Mancunians or football people. There are 2 Emiratis, an American, an Australian, an Italian and 2 British people, one of whom (John MacBeath) is/was a season ticket holder at Reading.
Why is there no room for City-supporting non-executives like David Bernstein, Sir Howard Davies or former MP John Leech? What exactly does an Italian yacht-maker bring to the table?
Don’t know. I got this from his mate who sat next to him. I have no reason to doubt what he told me.Can’t believe there isn’t more to this. Has he/she missed a communication. What have the club said when contacted?
Ah.Don’t know. I got this from his mate who sat next to him. I have no reason to doubt what he told me.
Sounds like one of those "someone told me..." apocryphal stories.Can’t believe there isn’t more to this. Has he/she missed a communication. What have the club said when contacted?
I must admit that was my take.Sounds like one of those "someone told me..." apocryphal stories.
The family stand is in tier 0, not the new extended tier 1.The diehards will turn up week in week out, until
We are too old to go.
The seat blockers “with 29 year old kids” who’ve, stopped young families getting tickets together “in the glory years” will be asked to move a few rows.
City need to stop making PR gaffs and excessive changes to ticketing arrangements. We can’t do much about the bad decision to have hospitality seats in the middle of the North Stand
Blues who are worried about empty seat jibes will need to get thicker skins. Most of those seats will be filled anyway if tickets / season cards are affordable.
I'm not going to have much time this week, but it's a good question and I'll have a look when I get a chance.Genuine question - does anyone have any idea how this compares with the boards of other top 4 clubs?
Thanks PBI'm not going to have much time this week, but it's a good question and I'll have a look when I get a chance.