Seat Counters 25/26

Centurions said:
If they're regulars then presumably they're ST holders in which case they're listed as sold. Only the clubs (that's every club) know how many walk through the turnstiles, besides the odd occasion like NUFC or ourselves releasing details about cancelling STs that have never been used (or misused in NUFCs case) then we'll never know. I suspect it would make interesting reading.
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I know at least two are season ticket holders because a relative of theirs sits next to me. One is aged 86 and he just couldn't make it but it will probably be his last season now.
 
Lee the Blue said:
The expert seat counters on here will know from past experience that CL home games are a fools errand for precise predictions on attendances - theyve been the graveyard of many a novice seat counter in the past.
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Wouldn't touch a CL game with a barge pole
51000, thousands of tourists, Dortmund fans all over, half empty at kick off.
 
Planning to go to Fulham away on Tuesday 2nd December 19.30 kick off

City’s allocation 2,701 tickets

I only have a paid up Matchday Citizens membership :0(

Do you think?

Tickets via the Club, will get down to my level??
 
Didsbury Dave said:
Yes but the reason for those things is you and the other people like you watching on the telly and not supporting the team.
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I have been going for 62 years, a Season ticket for 40 yrs, until I started spending the worse of the Winter in Spain.
I still attend at least half the games, I went to 10 away games last season, and will do the same this Season.

I live 65 miles from the ground. And I never moan about getting away from the ground , or the cost of every game I attend.

I think you have just shot the wrong guy.
 
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asahartford1 said:
I have been going for 62 years, a Season ticket for 40 yrs, until I started spending the worse of the Winter in Spain.
I still attend at least half the games, I went to 10 away games last season, and will do the same this Season.

I live 65 miles from the ground. And I never moan about getting away from the ground , or the cost of every game I attend.

I think you have just shot the wrong guy.
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Sorry, I thought you were saying you refused to attend the CL games.
 
johnnytapia said:
Can’t wait. City at home. Fucking love it. Best thing about the week - watching the lads. Then watching them again. Magic.
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Fair play mate. I only watch the biggest games again, and only if we win. If it’s a gutting defeat I avoid watching it. I have literally never seen the Chelsea champions league winner since I saw it in the flesh. Same for the United final defeat.
 
Didsbury Dave said:
Fair play mate. I only watch the biggest games again, and only if we win. If it’s a gutting defeat I avoid watching it. I have literally never seen the Chelsea champions league winner since I saw it in the flesh. Same for the United final defeat.
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Yes there's absolutely no point in putting yourself through the pain again. Such defeats are best erased from the memory as soon as possible.
Even the 2012 title winning game is not worth watching again except for the last five minutes. I watched the whole game once again and regretted it. Let's be honest it was a horrible frustrating and torturous game until Dzeko and Aguero scored.
 
paulchapo said:
Yes there's absolutely no point in putting yourself through the pain again. Such defeats are best erased from the memory as soon as possible.
Even the 2012 title winning game is not worth watching again except for the last five minutes. I watched the whole game once again and regretted it. Let's be honest it was a horrible frustrating and torturous game until Dzeko and Aguero scored.
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I watched the whole QPR game several times, the second half maybe half a dozen and the last ten minutes several hundred times.
 
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