Didsbury Dave
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I never knew that. Very interesting. We have good support here in West Yorkshire amongst kids but I’d say Liverpool are getting more.
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PSG (H) Champions League - Ticket Information and Prices
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Pablo ZZZ Peroni
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Only about a 1000 left so pretty close. But yes demand is down.As an aside, I've just has a nosy and there's a disappointing amount of Palace tickets left.
We used to sell games like this out no problem. Demand is actually down this season.
bobbyowenquiff
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We have huge support in Scotland. I lived up there for seven years. Even when we were in the third tier the trains were full on the way down to matches. A lot of fans up there choose not to follow Scottish football because they hate the sectarianism of the Old Firm while others have City as their second team. I think Oasis also had a lot to do with it. I think the club are being smart in trying to grow our fanbase.There are hundreds of Scottish schoolchildren coming down to the Etihad every weekend. City have tapped in to a very rich seam up there and I know from club info that up to 2000 people are attendees each home game.
Outside of Manchester, Scotland is the largest concentration of our support, including London.
Saw loads of kids in City shirts in Perthshire this summer. Was bizarre and heartening all in one.
blueyorkie
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We had a meeting where Danny Wilson was our guest. He was asked about this, apparently UEFA declare the crowd at kick off time, the club reckon by the time everyone got in the was over 45,000 as per the sold tickets!The leipzig game was def more than the published 38000.
Reminds me of the 1st home game of the season against Everton in 17/18 when the place was clearly rammed and the attendance published was 49000ish. We all queried it on here at the time and it was sometime later updated to 54000ish which made sense. Meanwhile lots of stats site have not updated it and it remains the same at 49000ish
Neil Young in my case but Oasis for sure helped.We have huge support in Scotland. I lived up there for seven years. Even when we were in the third tier the trains were full on the way down to matches. A lot of fans up there choose not to follow Scottish football because they hate the sectarianism of the Old Firm while others have City as their second team. I think Oasis also had a lot to do with it. I think the club are being smart in trying to grow our fanbase.
Pablo ZZZ Peroni
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Jesus and all the shit we get because of that.....We had a meeting where Danny Wilson was our guest. He was asked about this, apparently UEFA declare the crowd at kick off time, the club reckon by the time everyone got in the was over 45,000 as per the sold tickets!
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Last game we sold loads on the Saturday. Much easier to sell tickets right up to KO with mobile ticketing. City fans always leave it late same as with Wembley. Burnley our highest attendance this seasonOnly about a 1000 left so pretty close. But yes demand is down.
UEFA count people or have access to live data?We had a meeting where Danny Wilson was our guest. He was asked about this, apparently UEFA declare the crowd at kick off time, the club reckon by the time everyone got in the was over 45,000 as per the sold tickets!
We had big queues outside v Barcelona but a full crowd on the attendance data so I don't believe that for one second.
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Payday for many too. I imagine we’ll see a late burst.Last game we sold loads on the Saturday. Much easier to sell tickets right up to KO with mobile ticketing. City fans always leave it late same as with Wembley. Burnley our highest attendance this season
grim up north
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Saw about 30 before the Burnley game they were buzzing i would have said they were primary ageThere are hundreds of Scottish schoolchildren coming down to the Etihad every weekend. City have tapped in to a very rich seam up there and I know from club info that up to 2000 people are attendees each home game.
Outside of Manchester, Scotland is the largest concentration of our support, including London.
Saw loads of kids in City shirts in Perthshire this summer. Was bizarre and heartening all in one.