Protest v Wolves

[Mcfc1.9.8.0]

isn’t our match day revenue a lot less than the other top clubs. So if we increase season tickets then match by Match ticket prices will need to go up. By not issuing season tickets then more match by match tickets will become available meaning there’s a chance in the future prices can come down.

 

[St Helens Blue (Exiled)]

I will be there.

 

[bladdered]

£71 to watch the best football team in the world wether its City, Real Madrid, Barca is cheap
Have you seen concert prices, the theatre?

I've probably not paid more than £50 for a City ticket in my life...apart from the CL Final.

And that goes for every Wembley trip since 1981. This year's semi is £30. Season ticket is about £37 a game.

£70 plus though is a joke and is not cheap whoever the fck you are watching.

 

[blueste41]

£71 to watch the best football team in the world wether its City, Real Madrid, Barca is cheap
Have you seen concert prices, the theatre?

Your exactly the kind of mug City hope is the future!

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

It's not cheap,

Nobody would go to see the same Band or attend the Theatre 25 times in a 10 month period.

Morrissey fans say hello

 

[citizen_maine]

Morrissey fans say hello

Would he actually turn up for 25 shows in 10 months?

 

[jrb]

Hit the road Jack and don't you come back
No more, no more, no more, no more
Hit the road Jack and don't you come back no more
What you say?
Hit the road Jack and don't you come back
No more, no more, no more, no more
Hit the road Jack and don't you come back no more

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Would he actually turn up for 25 shows in 10 months?

Was waiting for that!
The most I’ve seen him in one calendar year was 16 and 14 the following year.

 

[Manchester33]

My seasoncard has been frozen but I’ll still be protesting. Just because I’m sorted doesn’t mean we can leave the other blues behind!

There are literally tens of thousands of blues who have to pay outrageous prices to watch their club. We’re all in this together.

 

[jrb]

Every season ticket lost, is a City supporter lost from our loyal and core fan base.

I will be protesting again.

 

[Manchester33]

isn’t our match day revenue a lot less than the other top clubs. So if we increase season tickets then match by Match ticket prices will need to go up. By not issuing season tickets then more match by match tickets will become available meaning there’s a chance in the future prices can come down.

The club profited £70m+ last year…. Why does match day revenue need to increase?

 

[Big Joe Corrigan]

The club profited £70m+ last year…. Why does match day revenue need to increase?

Greed.

 

[MrCheeseGrater]

From a Cityzens Matchday Member who is desperate for a season ticket: Thank you to all who have organised and all who will take part. Thank you for fighting to give me the chance to get a season ticket and to keep matchday prices down for me and my fellow members.

Having attended 10 home league games at the extortionate Matchday prices this season, I won't be at the Wolves game but I fully support the protest. I'm very glad that proper City supporting members, who are a minority in the stadium, have not been forgotten. Blues fighting for other Blues, makes me proud.

 

[Mcfc1.9.8.0]

The club profited £70m+ last year…. Why does match day revenue need to increase?

Because if you stand still you’ll go backwards

 

[Mcfc1.9.8.0]

On the season card matter they should issue 3k for the north stand for those aged 16 - 30 for £399 and with a promise that if certain criteria are met the price remains the same for the following two seasons. Some of the criteria could be that these tickets have to be used for 17 out of 19 PL games and can only be transferred to someone on friends and family a maximum of three times. It should be unreserved rail seating with the idea that it's the same people in the same places pretty much every game as if the ticket isn't used then it can't be renewed. We don't want people getting cheap tickets and then picking and choosing their games. I know it would be need to be discussed further but the idea is to get the younger element of our fanbase all in one large area where they can all be together with their mates. Seats would be on a first come first served basis match by match. But in the same way people had their favourite spot in the Kippax this would be similar. The club wanted a blue wall here is one way to do it.

Why should 16-30 new season card holders get preferential treatment. Say someone wants to move seat from a £750 to a £399. Why should a new comer get a chance of a cheaper ticket over someone that’s been paying for an expensive ticket for years

 

[bennyboy]

Agree with the season tickets at £399 but the season ticket holders at this moment should get the chance to reallocate first.
Then put the 3k on sale then.

 

[Mcfc1.9.8.0]

Last time I looked the theatre was indoors in a warm comfy seat.

I wouldn’t say many pay up front to go to the theatre 19 in ten months either

 

[blue ranger]

£71 to watch the best football team in the world wether its City, Real Madrid, Barca is cheap
Have you seen concert prices, the theatre?

It may be for you but this is about all fans. And for many this is definitely too much. Imagine 2 parents and kids wanting to go to the match. Tickets probably gonna cost £250 and that’s before you add in all the other costs. City are preventing the next generation from coming to games.

 

[ysmsa]

Morrissey fans say hello

More like "piss off" :-)

 

[deafmanstevo]

Nobody goes to a concert or the theatre 19 times a year though.

My son go more than that about 30 plus , but he's music mad and enjoys going to concerts and shows
I prob do about 15 plus heavy metal/rock concerts .
All depends if it your hobby like football