Seat Counters 25/26

Might shift some but i expect most people (including myself) will wait until i can buy more tomorrow
 
fathellensbellend said:
so as it stands we have sold 9000 to season ticket holders and supporters clubs, that is pitiful
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Lots of people will be waiting to buy tomorrow when they can buy for friends and family.

I also think that there will be a significant number of people that can probably afford one more Wembley trip this season, and with us being huge favourites to get to the final, they’re waiting for that.

I don’t think it’s pitiful for to take 20,000+ down to London again, for a game against Championship opposition, when it’s our 32nd time at New Wembley in 15 years and we’ve been there 2/3 times a season since Covid.
 
Ban-jani said:
Lots of people will be waiting to buy tomorrow when they can buy for friends and family.

I also think that there will be a significant number of people that can probably afford one more Wembley trip this season, and with us being huge favourites to get to the final, they’re waiting for that.

I don’t think it’s pitiful for to take 20,000+ down to London again, for a game against Championship opposition, when it’s our 32nd time at New Wembley in 15 years and we’ve been there 2/3 times a season since Covid.
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as a club we should be selling out wembley allocations easily now, we have been the best team in the country for 14/15 years on and off, we should have fans everywhere snapping these up, hopefully sales will pick up
 
fathellensbellend said:
as a club we should be selling out wembley allocations easily now, we have been the best team in the country for 14/15 years on and off, we should have fans everywhere snapping these up, hopefully sales will pick up
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No club in the history of English football has appeared at Wembley as much as Manchester City have in a 15 year window.

It’s unprecedented and not to get all political, but living standards and wages vs house prices have got steadily worse, to the levels of people now picking and choosing what they can afford to do.

Nobody has ever had to travel across the country, as regularly as we have, to fill the numbers of seats that we have.

When we actually analyse it, we are asked to fill a ground that is above the average Premier League attendance, several times a season, several hours away from our home location.

It’s easier to do for clubs that go there twice a decade as many do, or have a huge following in London anyway as they have a plastic fan base.

3 weeks ago we had what, over 35,000 there and we’ve got to do it again in 3 weeks, and then hopefully again a few weeks later?
 
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