Return of Supporters

DontLookBackInAnger said:
I love how people do this, they have a theory and they make a statement to back that up, lets break yours down. Manchester is not top(that would be Blackburn 1762 per 100,000(Manchester is 5th)so you are 0-1 there then you mention its due to young people that would assume that Manchester has a young population in relation to other cities and towns.... not the case Manchester actually doesn't rate in the top 20 although interestingly Manchester at 38 is older than Blackburn at 37 so 0-2. The spike within the UK might well be caused by the 20-30 age group, but claiming Manchester is proof of that isn't something that holds up to examination
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Are those figures about Blackburn correct? Latest figures for Lancashire I’ve seen are: 385F0DAF-ADE0-43A3-96C2-2A612ED9C260.jpeg
 
willipp said:
Are those figures about Blackburn correct? Latest figures for Lancashire I’ve seen are: View attachment 3483
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Sorry I should have been clearer I was using the most favorable figures for the argument that the poster put forward that would be total cumulative confirmed cases, Manchester is lower on the list in weekly cases(Liverpool being top), table below in the link(although yours is slightly more recent)


www.centreforcities.org

Coronavirus cases in England's cities and large towns - Centre for Cities

Explore the scale of the COVID—19 outbreak in cities and towns from March 2020 — March 2022
www.centreforcities.org www.centreforcities.org
 
Seasoncards are generally available to whoever wants them so it’s a huge ask to fill all those new seats unless pricing is reasonable.
 
This can be done by reducing the overall cost of season tickets. Also by increasing the amount of the cheapest season tickets available.
 
Wait for the Seasoncard prices to be announced and come back to me. As they are, do you find them affordable?
 
Psychedelic Casual said:
It shows you what the club thinks is important.

Football is 50% the team and 50% the core fans and fan culture in the stadium. A football club is the togetherness of the team and the fans as one.

City seem to think it’s 75% the team, 10% worldwide exposure, 10% corporates and 5% the core fans and fan culture.

Every fan I know feels like City would replace the lot of us with foreign tourists and corporates if they could get away with it.
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Your totally right but what would you want them to communicate to us?

It's like when planes cant take off for ongoing snow/fog and the press pull people at airports who moan that they're being told nothing.....it's fucking snowing or foggy which they can all see, when something happens to change that there'll be more information.
 
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