Seat Counters - 2024/25

[west didsblue]

I’ve got thin skin when it comes Manchester.

I’ve never seen a Liverpool or Everton fan ejected and given a 3 year tragedy chant ban for chanting Manchester is full of shit, shit, and more shit. You’ll hear the chant on Boxing Day. But chant feed the Scousers and that’s now classed as a tragedy chant, when it has always been classed as football banter. What’s next, you fat bastard? He’s got a pie in his pocket? If you can’t speak proper shut your gob? Cry in a minute, he’s gonna cry in a minute? Etc.

“You’re not incredible” was complained about by Porto.

 

[Niall666]

Our away support is the best in the league. I have only missed Palace away and liverpool this year. Yeah a few go to tourists but you are very.wrong aboit the away atmosphere being killed. I take it you werent at Fulham last year?? One of the best away ends of my life.
City is a business. Matchday pricing is to steep. Season tickets are not

That away end at fulham was quality

 

[Tim of the Oak]

Tickets now being given away on the Face Value pages

 

[Gone for a Burton]

Tickets now being given away on the Face Value pages

This is what the bloody club should be doing for Manchester childrens homes,hospitals etc.

The club has lost the common, humane,benevolent touch.

Shame upon them !!

 

[tedmak]

“The club marks the 'Exchange' tickets up to generate 'illicit' profit.”

How do they do that? Do they buy off someone who can’t attend and pay them what they’ve paid for their ticket (if non season card holder)

And if it’s a season card holder do they pay them 1/19th of their season card cost?

Then sell them in for more than either of the above?

Definitely- am sure a ticket I resold for Spurs never went on the exchange at all but went to off site hospitality. It has a padded seat

 

[Didsbury Dave]

If there's really high individual match prices and reasonably priced season tickets it's inevitable that even people who are looking to attend half or fewer Prem games will buy season tickets.

The root cause of most of this is the obscenely high prices for individual Premier League games which will also give City a dilemma if they are getting thousands of tickets back 3 weeks before Southampton at home in midweek of whether to sell the tickets cheaper at that point.

And how much extra are City actually making by selling Everton at home at 12.30pm for £70 rather than £35?

I’ve made this point a lot. It’s not just pricing. You basically have to have a season ticket to get anywhere near the tickets for the big games. It’s inevitable people don’t attend all games, especially older fans, and when they are all on the telly. Seat exchange helps with this. I suspect games like tomorrow will actually sell 55,000+ when resales are counted.