100%manc
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Last few tickets for Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur available for just £20 adults and £10 U16s on a first come, first served basis. Call 0161 444 1894 to book tickets
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Spurs Tickets now at £20 / £10
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cinnamon blue
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100%manc said:Last few tickets for Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur available for just £20 adults and £10 U16s on a first come, first served basis. Call 0161 444 1894 to book tickets
cant believe this hasnt sold out already. We need to make a racket tomorrow night right from the kick off . Cmon City !!
fathellensbellend
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just goes to show that 48 pounds for one adult ticket is way too much for our fanbase.
36000 season tickets, 3000 away fans, corporate etc, only leaves about 5000 tickets to sell, and yet we cannot shift them, and this for a monster of a match.
i bet people who purchased tickets today are well pleased.
36000 season tickets, 3000 away fans, corporate etc, only leaves about 5000 tickets to sell, and yet we cannot shift them, and this for a monster of a match.
i bet people who purchased tickets today are well pleased.
goat867
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What about those who have paid for a ticket already at the more expensive price. I think this is down to so many people shelling out for Wembley tickets but even still this is poor that we can't sell this out. Last season this game was sold out weeks in advance.
100%manc
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to be fair there was only a few hundred seats left , cant knock the club for trying to fill them.
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Soulboy said:And yet we have thousands of fans gutted that they can't get a Wembley ticket...
;-))
To be fair, I think the vast majority of the "gutted thousands" will already have their Spurs tickets. We just seem to have a limit of 45,000-ish paying fans, and not many rich glory hunters waiting to latch onto our imminent success. Quite reassuring in one way, and hopefully not unnoticed by the club if they are tempted to up the prices as we progress.
fathellensbellend
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goat867 said:What about those who have paid for a ticket already at the more expensive price. I think this is down to so many people shelling out for Wembley tickets but even still this is poor that we can't sell this out. Last season this game was sold out weeks in advance.
why is it poor, the reallity is the prices are set at a level in which city believe they can get the most money, it has backfired, for some the game will be cheaper on the tv, who can blame them, football clubs are not bothered about the fans.
goat867
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fathellensbellend said:goat867 said:What about those who have paid for a ticket already at the more expensive price. I think this is down to so many people shelling out for Wembley tickets but even still this is poor that we can't sell this out. Last season this game was sold out weeks in advance.
why is it poor, the reallity is the prices are set at a level in which city believe they can get the most money, it has backfired, for some the game will be cheaper on the tv, who can blame them, football clubs are not bothered about the fans.
Because its perhaps are biggest home game of the season and the game is not a sell out unlike other games we have played at home this season.
Out of interest what were the prices set at for this game? Im lucky enough to be a ST holder so I didn't check.