CityBrat64
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Does anybody know how many tkts went on sale to ST holders this morning for Liverpool
18-25 was 117 available, when it should've been 153.Does anybody know how many tkts went on sale to ST holders this morning for Liverpool
Yup mate text me that. Means 18/25 pot18-25 was 117 available, when it should've been 153.
Not sure on total allocation that went on sale.
There are currently 1,459 tickets available out of an allocation of 3,055. 60% are supposed to go to points holders which is 1,833. It's debatable whether or not the 5% for the 18-25 is separate or comes out of that allocation. If it is from that allocation that only means 91 tickets available and they have sold out. 1833 - 91 = 1742. that means 283 tickets sold to people over 31k?? Unlikely I think.Yup mate text me that. Means 18/25 pot
Makes the available allocation roughly 2340 so minus the 117.
2233 should be to points after the cut from the original pot but I doubt it.
So the 5% really is 3.8% after the cut.
There are currently 1,459 tickets available out of an allocation of 3,055. 60% are supposed to go to points holders which is 1,833. It's debatable whether or not the 5% for the 18-25 is separate or comes out of that allocation. If it is from that allocation that only means 91 tickets available and they have sold out. 1833 - 91 = 1742. that means 283 tickets sold to people over 31k?? Unlikely I think.
No I didn’t although my point still stands that it’s unlikely the full 60% allocation was given. But nobody is surprised are they? The club refuse to be transparent on this issue despite repeatedly being asked.Have you factored in that a lot of those on 31K+ might be getting a junior ticket as well?
No I didn’t although my point still stands that it’s unlikely the full 60% allocation was given. But nobody is surprised are they? The club refuse to be transparent on this issue despite repeatedly being asked.
Came from City Matters.I wasn’t trying to suggest otherwise mate. Jesus, no way in a million years we’re getting the full 60% for the most popular games.
Is that 60% even an official figure? I’ve seen it quoted that many times but can’t even remember where it originated from now?
Feckin hell is that all long-term supporters get these days?? Didn't realise it was that bad to be fair.There are currently 1,459 tickets available out of an allocation of 3,055. 60% are supposed to go to points holders which is 1,833. It's debatable whether or not the 5% for the 18-25 is separate or comes out of that allocation. If it is from that allocation that only means 91 tickets available and they have sold out. 1833 - 91 = 1742. that means 283 tickets sold to people over 31k?? Unlikely I think.
It's why the away support at the dippers was dire last season, the away end is getting diluted with folk who aren't even city fans. It's an absolute farce.Feckin hell is that all long-term supporters get these days?? Didn't realise it was that bad to be fair.
Where the fuck do the other 40% go - outside corporate and 18-25 (assuming they're not in the 60%).
Let's see how we get on in the National League next season ;)
Thank you sir - those numbers actually make some sort of sense, other than the "travel partners".If the club receives a allocation of 3000 tickets the following should apply as agreed by City and City matters.
60% to the loyalty scheme = 1800 tickets
Out of this allocation comes 5% for18/25 = 90 tickets
And 5% for Juniors = 90 tickets.
The remaining 40% go to the following,
20% go to the supporters clubs = 600 tickets
20% go to hospitality, travel partners and City staff = 600 tickets .
When the club are putting the criteria at 32000 as a starting point you know the system is being abused, for context, that is virtually not missing a game for 23 years, platinum, and every cup scheme, I believe it’s to create the illusion that there are loads of people on that amount of points, when in truth it can be no more than 50 or so, it’s completely misleading
Wasn’t the 18-25 allocation initially meant to be 5% of the total allocation? There are just under 1100 tickets left meaning that around 700 tickets have sold today with criteria still at 29k!If the club receives a allocation of 3000 tickets the following should apply as agreed by City and City matters.
60% to the loyalty scheme = 1800 tickets
Out of this allocation comes 5% for18/25 = 90 tickets
And 5% for Juniors = 90 tickets.
The remaining 40% go to the following,
20% go to the supporters clubs = 600 tickets
20% go to hospitality, travel partners and City staff = 600 tickets .
When the club are putting the criteria at 32000 as a starting point you know the system is being abused, for context, that is virtually not missing a game for 23 years, platinum, and every cup scheme, I believe it’s to create the illusion that there are loads of people on that amount of points, when in truth it can be no more than 50 or so, it’s completely misleading
When the club are putting the criteria at 32000 as a starting point you know the system is being abused, for context, that is virtually not missing a game for 23 years, platinum, and every cup scheme, I believe it’s to create the illusion that there are loads of people on that amount of points, when in truth it can be no more than 50 or so, it’s completely misleading