xgorton
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Swindon cup tickets on sale tomorrow.
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Alfie Budd
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Swindon v City: Sold out
Supporters are advised that tickets for our FA Cup trip to Swindon Town have now sold out.
www.mancity.com
Full details here. Allocation is a tad below 15% of capacity so we can’t have too many complaints about that.
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Bigger club than Bournemouth and Brentford then !!!
j.cbluelongsight
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More Swindon folk support the rags rather than there home town team always baffles me
manclad
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Robbing Southern twats.
£30 for a 3rd round FA Cup game.
They are taking advantage of City fans loyalty and the fact that City are a big draw for a 4th division club.
If the game was at The Etihad it would be £10/15 max.
The same happened at Preston in the Carabao Cup a couple of seasons ago.
£30 for a 3rd round FA Cup game.
They are taking advantage of City fans loyalty and the fact that City are a big draw for a 4th division club.
If the game was at The Etihad it would be £10/15 max.
The same happened at Preston in the Carabao Cup a couple of seasons ago.
Lower league clubs need to make money where they can - no issue with £30. City home prices bother me a lot more
Idesofmarch69
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As we were perilously close to going bust in the summer, not really got a problem with raising the prices to see the Premier League Champions. Don't forget that the ownership at our level is not like the top clubs, the Sky money is a fraction of what the top clubs get and if you don't want to pay those prices, give the tickets back to Swindon who will sell them.
Thanks for listening.
A Southern twat.
manclad
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The FA Cup and Carabao Cup prices at home are very competitive. It's the Premier League prices that are eye wateringly expensive.
LongsightM13
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No different to us jacking prices up for the PSG game. £30 to see City in a ground we haven’t visited for 20 years or so is a bargain imo
manclad
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It might not be a problem for all you local yokels in Wiltshire because you don't have the expense of traveling across the country by road or rail.
I accept that being an elite club,City are always going to be a top draw for lower league sides but those prices are stupid.
Whatever happened to the "twenty's plenty" slogan.
Or has that message not reached the carrot crunchers yet!!