222 tickets still on sale for Spurs, which is disappointing, even if most of the remaining tickets on sale are probably resale ticket exchange seats, as the last home game was on the 26th of October, Pep has just announced he is signing a new contract, and Rodri is back as well.
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fitzy blue
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You're making it sound like we're struggling to sell out.222 tickets still on sale for Spurs, which is disappointing, even if most of the remaining tickets on sale are probably resale ticket exchange seats, as the last home game was on the 26th of October, Pep has just announced he is signing a new contract, and Rodri is back as well.
Every club has this sort of situation with tickets.
Lots of people buy tickets as late as they can. They'll be no more empty seats than any other Premier league team this weekend.
Chill!
No I’m not. We have sold out. I never said we didn’t sell out. I’m disappointed there are still over 200 tickets for sale given what I posted, and we are playing Spurs, which is classed as one of the bigger home games of the season.You're making it sound like we're struggling to sell out.
Every club has this sort of situation with tickets.
Lots of people buy tickets as late as they can. They'll be no more empty seats than any other Premier league team this weekend.
Chill!
I get the impression you can’t be disappointed in this thread because tickets have sold out, regardless of how many ticket exchange seats remain unsold before a match.
I’d like nothing more than every ticket to be sold, including ticket exchange tickets. There’s nothing wrong with that positive way of thinking. Every empty seat is a seat that could and should have a City fan in it, even a ticket exchange seat.
There will be a lot more tickets on the ticket exchange.There will be a lot more tickets to sell after the north stand extension Is open..
leithblue
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Have you seen the weather forecast? Not everyone gets the 216 to the game.222 tickets still on sale for Spurs, which is disappointing, even if most of the remaining tickets on sale are probably resale ticket exchange seats, as the last home game was on the 26th of October, Pep has just announced he is signing a new contract, and Rodri is back as well.
We’re setting off soon, like we do for every game, with 4 kids and me in the car. I’ve spent the last 3 days weather watching when snow, gale force winds, severe rain and sleet will be hitting as I try to keep us all safe on the roads for the drive up and down.
I’m sure plenty do the same thing and have decided that it’s just not work the risk and have put their tickets on the exchange. We might still turn around and head home later if it’s too bad.
Francis Crawford
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A couple of hundred resales is nothing with hours to go before kick off ,have u seen/heard the weather forecast for today? Probably be more before the last few start to shift !No I’m not. We have sold out. I never said we didn’t sell out. I’m disappointed there are still over 200 tickets for sale given what I posted, and we are playing Spurs, which is classed as one of the bigger home games of the season.
I get the impression you can’t be disappointed in this thread because tickets have sold out, regardless of how many ticket exchange seats remain unsold before a match.
I’d like nothing more than every ticket to be sold, including ticket exchange tickets. There’s nothing wrong with that positive way of thinking. Every empty seat is a seat that could and should have a City fan in it, even a ticket exchange seat.
It is what it is .
There will always be a couple of hundred empties at any ground due to various reasons such as late illness ,bereavements .and even death sadly etc
Enjoy the game
And if you are there ,be glad u made it .not everybody can !
Through no fault of their own , not everyone can use ticket exchange or even pass it on to someone else ,everyone has a different story ,our crowds are the highest they have ever been and If anything are getting bigger .
No stadium is ever 100% full ,EVER !
There is always no shows
Scottish Cityzen
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Safe journey mate, hope you manage to get there.Have you seen the weather forecast? Not everyone gets the 216 to the game.
We’re setting off soon, like we do for every game, with 4 kids and me in the car. I’ve spent the last 3 days weather watching when snow, gale force winds, severe rain and sleet will be hitting as I try to keep us all safe on the roads for the drive up and down.
I’m sure plenty do the same thing and have decided that it’s just not work the risk and have put their tickets on the exchange. We might still turn around and head home later if it’s too bad.
I’m another hour north from you. I was itching to go today but the forecast put me off.
blue b4 the moon
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There'll be a few who either don't fancy the weather or think they'll not be able to travel on public transport.222 tickets still on sale for Spurs, which is disappointing, even if most of the remaining tickets on sale are probably resale ticket exchange seats, as the last home game was on the 26th of October, Pep has just announced he is signing a new contract, and Rodri is back as well.
Not overly looking forward to a probable 2 hours each way drive and a 1.5 mile each way walk (thanks to MCC) but I'm looking forward to seeing the lads again.
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I’m guessing the poster was suggesting that any available ticket should be snapped up.You're making it sound like we're struggling to sell out.
Every club has this sort of situation with tickets.
Lots of people buy tickets as late as they can. They'll be no more empty seats than any other Premier league team this weekend.
Chill!
Were building a stand for people who can’t get tickets.
This weather has woken me and i’m sad so i had a look at the other clubs that are at home in this weather which includes the ticket resale/exchange
Leicester : 0 tickets available
Bournemouth : unable to see
Arsenal : 0 tickets available
Villa : 0 tickets available
Everton : 0 tickets available
Fulham : 1 on the ticket resale
City : 200+ according to the poster
Didn’t i read on here that the club claimed at a meeting, this is why they aren’t selling seasoncards in the new stand, due to the anount of games the average seasoncard holders misses (fair enough they put them on the exchange)
I’m on the fence here due to the kick off time, weather and the amout of tickets being single seats, so i can see why some people have given it a miss and the ticket has not been bought but i see no other club has this problem of unsold tickets today apart from us (and maybe Bournenouth)
I’m not having a pop at people not going, i nearly slipped on my arse twice yesterday on the ice here in Blackley a few miles from the ground. Also seen a car accident.
Let’s hope the council have gritted today to keep everyone safe
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