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People with families are more likely to be able to spare half a day going to Old Trafford than a full day to/from Wembley.
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There is a Light
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So what!!lots of blues make that trip and more, sometimes two or 3 times a week
I’m going this time around, but some people can’t go, some people don’t want to go - with good reason! Wembley is a rip off and a piss take for the fans, end of story!
One day we’ll take 20,000 there due to the relentless ask from the FA on this.
There is a Light
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Ridiculous as well to think we wouldn’t sell a 35k allocation at Old Trafford for this.
More people would be there for a novelty factor - that’s what the FA decision makers need to get back to - see last years Community Shield for a good example of the impact!
More people would be there for a novelty factor - that’s what the FA decision makers need to get back to - see last years Community Shield for a good example of the impact!
kippax_blueboy
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How many more though when 30000 tickets are already sold for Wembley?
People with families are more likely to be able to spare half a day going to Old Trafford than a full day to/from Wembley.
I dont know, Liverpool often seem to have a lot more paper tickets printed than will fit in the ground ;-)Would be hard to sell more than the ground can fit to be honest :)
(Please note no offecnce was meant to any one from Liverpool with the above sentence & it in no way is a reference to Hilsborough, now fuck off you scouse bastards!)
Ridiculous as well to think we wouldn’t sell a 35k allocation at Old Trafford for this.
More people would be there for a novelty factor - that’s what the FA decision makers need to get back to - see last years Community Shield for a good example of the impact!
The novelty factor wore off years ago. Bar winning the match, it’s a horrible day out.
On the flip side, I’m looking forward to Istanbul if City get to the CL final.
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Groenendijk's tin of peas
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Yeah probably wouldn't make much, if any, difference to tickets sold, given there'd be fewer available.How many more though when 30000 tickets are already sold for Wembley?
the pipe79
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How many left as of today ?
Bluesince1979
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Im going with my daughter ONLY because i got a couple of free tickets.
Not a chance id outlay what it costs for a semi.
Supporting city is a dear do. Not many other teams go so deep in all comps
Not a chance id outlay what it costs for a semi.
Supporting city is a dear do. Not many other teams go so deep in all comps
Dippers like this response!Would be hard to sell more than the ground can fit to be honest :)