marco
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there going like hot cakes, looks like they will be gone in a couple of hours
mancitytmdanttom said:lancs blue said:Even by City standards this is an epic cock-up, and will be even worse if they now decide they'd rather sell tickets to away fans rather than maximising the home support.
Whi is Citys cock up - Reading said they couldn't sell more than 2,800 - I'm surprised they've sold that many - according to their own website they have on'y averaged 600/800 aways fans all season.
mancitytmdanttom said:lancs blue said:Even by City standards this is an epic cock-up, and will be even worse if they now decide they'd rather sell tickets to away fans rather than maximising the home support.
Whi is Citys cock up - Reading said they couldn't sell more than 2,800 - I'm surprised they've sold that many - according to their own website they have on'y averaged 600/800 aways fans all season.
SWP's back said:Can't do due to where the away coaches are etc. Club have said that at umpteen fans forums.fathellensbellend said:try reading, instead of jumping in.
Poznan game was different. 3rd tier east stand was polish neutrals apparently
marco said:mickfinn said:Looking on a Reading forum, they are going for NS L2 tickets now, can hardly blame them
good on them, the club wont give us what we want so the fans watch on tv, might aswell let the reading fans watch the match
fathellensbellend said:SWP's back said:Can't do due to where the away coaches are etc. Club have said that at umpteen fans forums.
Poznan game was different. 3rd tier east stand was polish neutrals apparently
its a sad day when fans of another team cannot walk 100 yards to their buses.
city could easily open the end spiral up to them, close the front 3 rows, and give them some tickets up there.
the excuses are pathetic, yes reading made a mistake with their request, but it's not a mistake set in stone because there are in excess of 10000 empty seats still available and all in the same sections so segregation isnt an issue, but could be if reading fans buy tickets in the home end (which i have no problem with, its a football match nothing more nothing less).
im_still_here said:cant be arsed with reading fans near me, no offence i just dont like being with an opposite fan when we are playing them :)