Semi tickets go on sale?

[awest]

around TEN thousand season card holders have not attended a single home cup game this season, in any competition.

How do you know that out of interest?

That figure may be correct, however, that has been the case for over 40 years. Season ticket holders do not buy their tickets to watch cup games. Those 10,000 you mentioned are probably not interested in cup ties so wont be going anyway. There are many city fans who never go to cup games but will always follow the blues in the league.

 

[tidyman]

around TEN thousand season card holders have not attended a single home cup game this season, in any competition.

How do you know that out of interest?

My HP is from an "office" at the Etihad

Ok well I've no idea what that means but I'll take your word for it.

Although I don't really see why it matters. But after nearly 50 pages I'm kinda past caring anyway.

 

[mainestand]

How do you know that out of interest?

My HP is from an "office" at the Etihad

Ok well I've no idea what that means but I'll take your word for it.

Although I don't really see why it matters. But after nearly 50 pages I'm kinda past caring anyway.

Exactly, the only time to post on here is when your away on hols for a few days, bored with the wife & half pissed.

 

[simonk]

thank god I joined a supporters club at lunch time today.
there may have been a chance me and the missus would have missed out and had to go to watch the 6 nations, or ashes, or whatever
mcfc, were ok

 

[tidyman]

For the benefit of people just joining this thread I have generously decided to give you an in depth summary of exactly what's been said so far, to save you wasting three hours of your time reading it all.

There's 25 pages of people saying: The loyalty points system that MCFC operate isn't fair.

There's 25 pages of people saying: The loyalty points system that MCFC operate is fair.

That's it really.

 

[cibaman]

Here's a fact for you, as I mentioned in some other topic a few month back, around TEN thousand season card holders have not attended a single home cup game this season, in any competition, so in my opinion they should be right at the bottom of any application list for semi or final tickets. The ticket office know who they are so would be easy to put them at the back of the queue, no matter what points they have managed to accumulate over the years.

That's very good news if true. Since all of the games have sold out, even allowing for the extra away fans it means the fan base really is growing.

 

[allan harper]

Here's a fact for you, as I mentioned in some other topic a few month back, around TEN thousand season card holders have not attended a single home cup game this season, in any competition, so in my opinion they should be right at the bottom of any application list for semi or final tickets. The ticket office know who they are so would be easy to put them at the back of the queue, no matter what points they have managed to accumulate over the years.

And people don't want us to follow united footsteps and put cup games included into season ticket prices. I think City has been pretty tolerant if they've been putting up with 10k of no shows.

 

[Marvin]

Be interesting to see how the on-line Wembley Ticket Sales will work and what categories will be left when I get to buy next week.

 

[JoeMercer'sWay]

Here's a fact for you, as I mentioned in some other topic a few month back, around TEN thousand season card holders have not attended a single home cup game this season, in any competition, so in my opinion they should be right at the bottom of any application list for semi or final tickets. The ticket office know who they are so would be easy to put them at the back of the queue, no matter what points they have managed to accumulate over the years.

That's very good news if true. Since all of the games have sold out, even allowing for the extra away fans it means the fan base really is growing.

or it's the only games some of our old hardcore support can afford these days.

 

[Marvin]

Here's a fact for you, as I mentioned in some other topic a few month back, around TEN thousand season card holders have not attended a single home cup game this season, in any competition, so in my opinion they should be right at the bottom of any application list for semi or final tickets. The ticket office know who they are so would be easy to put them at the back of the queue, no matter what points they have managed to accumulate over the years.

That's very good news if true. Since all of the games have sold out, even allowing for the extra away fans it means the fan base really is growing.

or it's the only games some of our old hardcore support can afford these days.

That's possibly true. Premiership and European prices are more expensive than FA Cup semi-final tickets