If we ever see anyone doing that near us, me and the people around where I sit always tap them on the shoulder and politely tell them to put their United/Liverpool/Arsenal red side of their scarf where it can’t be seen.There were plenty of halfers up in SS3 for the Arsenal game. One of them had the Arsenal part of the scarf fully on show and none of the City part. I’m thinking mate you really don’t want to wear it like that up here. Clueless.
Will they be showing the game on the big screen outside the ground. Could everyone who didn't get a ticket turn up and make noise outside?
Really worried that a lot of these tickets have gone to Real fans.
To be honest, Real Madrid are one of the worst supported teams away from home in Europe. Probably #1 when considering the size of their club.Will they be showing the game on the big screen outside the ground. Could everyone who didn't get a ticket turn up and make noise outside?
Really worried that a lot of these tickets have gone to Real fans.
I don’t think they’re allowed to show live football on the screens outside..Will they be showing the game on the big screen outside the ground. Could everyone who didn't get a ticket turn up and make noise outside?
Really worried that a lot of these tickets have gone to Real fans.
Just emailed him, as Per below…Maybe we could bombard danny wilson with emails and tell him how wrong this is
Danny.wilson@mancity.com - please correct me if this isn’t the correct email
Hi Danny,
I am a Man City Match day member, my supporter number is xxxxxx I have about 6000 loyalty points. I have attended virtually all home games and many away games for many decades mainly as a season ticket holder. In recent years I have been buying two home tickets per game as a match day member. This season alone I have spent well over £1000 pounds on match day tickets.
Yesterday tickets for the Real Madrid game went on sale for match day members and were sold out in minutes. No priority was given to those who had attended previous games or had amassed loyalty points. Now I can understand the huge ticket demand for such a game however I later found that hundreds if not thousands of tickets were available at hugely inflated prices £300-£500 on generic ticket web sites.
I would like to know if the club are prepared to do anything to ensure regular match going supporters can be given priority for such games and for season tickets and also ensure thousands of tickets don’t get snapped for purely speculative reasons?
Regards
Well done JT, but you should have mentioned that newbies could buy a membership and a ticket despite never having attended a game.Just emailed him, as Per below…
I’ll cast it from my sky goI don’t think they’re allowed to show live football on the screens outside..
Against Arsenal, it was a coach load of kids from Yorkshire, who actually started a yaaaaarksire chant. But normally it's Scottish kids, but I don't mind them as they are usually under 11 , they actually watch the game and most of them seem to know more about football then some of the FOCs like me lol.I haven’t got a problem with the club giving ticket to schools. What I don’t understand is how they allocate the tickets. For some reason there’s large groups of kids from Scotland/ Scottish schools being given tickets, yet local schools around Manchester don’t get given tickets… it makes no sense