hahaha , spot on !
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PSG ticket prices - Protest options v West Brom.
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hahaha , spot on !
Millwallawayveteran1988
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I'm not in agreement that it's the only way, because if you don't buy your ticket, a JCL tourist will - and likely won't take part in any protest
11000 empty seats against Kiev and that was with loads of tourists.
I agree that the way to protest is to either leave the cup scheme if you still can or don't go if you aren't in it. They have gone too far with this one.
£10 less of all tickets would cost them £500k that is literally fuck all for us now and that's if the attendance was the same.
This should be a game that is played in front of 54000 fans. Doubt there will be 40000 at these prices.
MikeF
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If we're 3-0 down to West Brom after 60 mins I'm pretty sure it'd be sparse anyway!!Ok we know we won't get loads to walk out on 60 minutes...well unless we are three nil down lol! How about everyone turning their backs to the play on 60 minutes and either booing or chanting ''£60 is just too much,screwing the fans we've had enough!''...or just repeating the ''£60 is just too much!'' over and over.
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Oh Ffs are you guys serious?
Millwallawayveteran1988
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I am unfortunately in champs league cup scheme otherwise I would definitely not be there at that price , been going 44 years and this season feels like the tipping point
Some on the other thread saying you can still withdraw from this. I'm going to do it if it's possible.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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Same prices as they were for last 16 against Barca.11000 empty seats against Kiev and that was with loads of tourists.
I agree that the way to protest is to either leave the cup scheme if you still can or don't go if you aren't in it. They have gone too far with this one.
£10 less of all tickets would cost them £500k that is literally fuck all for us now and that's if the attendance was the same.
This should be a game that is played in front of 54000 fans. Doubt there will be 40000 at these prices.
They're knocking £5 off for season card holders and members. Means my ticket is the same price as Norwich away. I know which one I'd rather go to.
cheddar404
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Some on the other thread saying you can still withdraw from this. I'm going to do it if it's possible.
I'm pretty sure you can. You'll lose your bonus loyalty points but you can opt out.
I'm pretty sure you can. You'll lose your bonus loyalty points but you can opt out.
Yep you would lose the scheme related points for this season and ma struggle to join schemes in the future (anecdotal evidence/hearsay).
Rather than walk out on the team when they need our support, a better way to protest would be to throw tennis balls onto the pitch in the 60th minute. Dortmund did it last month and it made the news all over the world. Hopefully with a bit of bad press City would see that the ticket prices are getting pout of hand.
Rather than walk out on the team when they need our support, a better way to protest would be to throw tennis balls onto the pitch in the 60th minute. Dortmund did it last month and it made the news all over the world. Hopefully with a bit of bad press City would see that the ticket prices are getting pout of hand.
In this country that would be a 1-3 year ban, and a criminal record.
That's how potty this country is, and how the average football fan is thought off and treated.
As many people as possible walking out would have the desired effect.