franksinatra
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Re: Season Card Reservation,New ST etc 2015/16 Season.
As I said in a previous post fans feel it necessary to defend the club and due to the input and success over the past years it is understandable to a certain extent. As highlighted by your comments it is easier to categorise or infer fans are United supporters than refute the points made by those critical of the clubs current trajectory.
I have turned full circle in relation to this issue of late so I will not criticise others who have not. Yes I do not like the corporate side of the football club but that is only one aspect of the club. Hopefully football, not just City, will have a wake up call before the relationship between a football club and its community is lost forever.
I was lucky as a kid, I would trundle down to Platt lane watch the players train, wait outside the front entrance, collect autographs, receive a wave of Andy Dibble and receive a season ticket in the kippax for £40 for my birthday. To me is seems a shame a whole generation of local kids will miss out on this opportunity.
I will retain the right to criticise, on a forum, a policy I think is detrimental to the values which I would like the club to uphold and in my opinion marginalises a large support of our fan base even further. What is the point of success if those who have followed the club for years are intending to walk away?
Anyway continue with your cheapshots and sly insults its a lot easier than debating the issue of increased price rises, the neccessity of them and the influence on the fanbase.
squirtyflower said:frank are you David Conn in disguise?
Are there any redeeming features of Manchester City Football Club, apart from the ones you've listed below
frank said:The club has shown its greed
Sagna who I doubt gives a jot
waste and disastrous transfer policy of the past couple of year
Empty seats
Manchester Citys 'corporate image' which is the most important thing
Do not expect the club to take any moral decision or consider the interests of fans
ps you missed out massive somewhere, perhaps you've already mentioned the massive increases or the massive liberty they're taking
As I said in a previous post fans feel it necessary to defend the club and due to the input and success over the past years it is understandable to a certain extent. As highlighted by your comments it is easier to categorise or infer fans are United supporters than refute the points made by those critical of the clubs current trajectory.
I have turned full circle in relation to this issue of late so I will not criticise others who have not. Yes I do not like the corporate side of the football club but that is only one aspect of the club. Hopefully football, not just City, will have a wake up call before the relationship between a football club and its community is lost forever.
I was lucky as a kid, I would trundle down to Platt lane watch the players train, wait outside the front entrance, collect autographs, receive a wave of Andy Dibble and receive a season ticket in the kippax for £40 for my birthday. To me is seems a shame a whole generation of local kids will miss out on this opportunity.
I will retain the right to criticise, on a forum, a policy I think is detrimental to the values which I would like the club to uphold and in my opinion marginalises a large support of our fan base even further. What is the point of success if those who have followed the club for years are intending to walk away?
Anyway continue with your cheapshots and sly insults its a lot easier than debating the issue of increased price rises, the neccessity of them and the influence on the fanbase.