Protest?

DD said:
Is there any club where season tickets haven't increased?

I'm not saying the club is perfect. It isn't. But is it so bad that we need a protest? Can you imagine how much a protest against the owners (for that is what it would be) would play into the hands of our enemies.

In reality, I pay £765 for a second tier seat that has a view as good as you'll get anywhere in the Premier League for as low a price as you could get in any ground for a seat as good to watch the best team in world football.

If there is an issue. If there is something to protest about, it's with the game as a whole, because plenty of clubs are caning it, and all are putting their prices up.
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I'd join a protest against the FA and the PL way before I'd protest at the club. Oh, and I still turn my back and boo whenever that Uefa dirge pours through the public address.
 

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Sit Down Protest

I was reminded earlier about the sit down protest against chairman Peter Swales by Manchester City fans in September 1993. Back then we used to protest a lot against Swales - in fact some of my recent research has shown that the earliest Swales Out demonstration I've found so far took place in...
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The First PL Season Ends and Swales Out!

The 1992-93 season ended on May 8 with a 5-2 defeat for Manchester City at home to Everton. The Blues finished ninth in the inaugural Premier League campaign – not a particularly depressing position but this had been a strange season. There had been protests throughout the season. Here for...
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I usually buy 2 beers at the match.

That will stop next season.

That’s £200 off my season ticket price.
 
CC1 said:
Yeah & we all want to be like dipper fans!!! I’d rather pay double than imitate them
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Well that makes you a complete and utter fucking bellend then.

FYI, City and Liverpool fans - along with Everton and Newcastle fans - were all present in October 2015 ahead of our home game against Newcastle as part of a nationwide day of action campaigning for cheaper Premier League away tickets, a campaign that ultimately proved successful. It’s a shame you weren’t there. We were outside the stadium at the bottom of the bridge and you could’ve told those “Dipper fans” to their faces that you’d sooner pay double than join forces with them.
 
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Sit Down Protest

I was reminded earlier about the sit down protest against chairman Peter Swales by Manchester City fans in September 1993. Back then we used to protest a lot against Swales - in fact some of my recent research has shown that the earliest Swales Out demonstration I've found so far took place in...
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The First PL Season Ends and Swales Out!

The 1992-93 season ended on May 8 with a 5-2 defeat for Manchester City at home to Everton. The Blues finished ninth in the inaugural Premier League campaign – not a particularly depressing position but this had been a strange season. There had been protests throughout the season. Here for...
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What stands out for me in a lot of older pics is that there are a hell of a lot of youngsters supporting city.
 
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