It’s easy when you’ve got money to say surely you can afford....I was at the game. Season ticket holder from Scotland. Premier League is all I can do when each match costs a couple of hundred when tickets, fuel and hotel are factored in. Of course it’s down to money, it really boils my piss that a working class fan base are ridiculed and criticised for not having sufficient money to attend every match whilst other clubs get a free pass. A couple of callers called that out and were quickly silenced.
Yes. And they couldn't be arsed coming. I've told them what I think.Seems like the people you know are part of the problem not solution...
That **** cundy hasn’t paid for a ticket in the last 10 years. Hypocrite.It’s easy when you’ve got money to say surely you can afford....
not everyone can.
I’d turned if off by the time other callers rang in obviously.
That’s not arrogance though, that’s being confident.Well I'm arrogant & I was there, but I knew we were going to win fucking easily, so I thought I might as well go.
Yes I did. Although one was a 10 year old.If your that arsed I hope your giving the three of them shit for not turning up
The Burton game showed that we probably have 30k hardcore local fans who will turn up whatever the game, whatever the day & whatever the weather. There’s probably another 10k or so who struggle to make midweek games because the travelling is an issue. There’s probably 30k who pick and choose but probably go to 10 games a season or more. There’s probably another 30k who go to a game every now and again.
Monday night game against average opponents will see about 45k City fans there. That’s why we’re looking at different ticketing options but if City take a sales-driven approach then they’d adopt dynamic pricing, offering lower prices for less popular games the nearer kick-off gets. We could fill the ground but plenty on here would then moan about someone getting a ticket for £20 when they’d paid £40.
I was at the game. Season ticket holder from Scotland. Premier League is all I can do when each match costs a couple of hundred when tickets, fuel and hotel are factored in. Of course it’s down to money, it really boils my piss that a working class fan base are ridiculed and criticised for not having sufficient money to attend every match whilst other clubs get a free pass. A couple of callers called that out and were quickly silenced.
The Burton game showed that we probably have 30k hardcore local fans who will turn up whatever the game, whatever the day & whatever the weather. There’s probably another 10k or so who struggle to make midweek games because the travelling is an issue. There’s probably 30k who pick and choose but probably go to 10 games a season or more. There’s probably another 30k who go to a game every now and again.
Monday night game against average opponents will see about 45k City fans there. That’s why we’re looking at different ticketing options but if City take a sales-driven approach then they’d adopt dynamic pricing, offering lower prices for less popular games the nearer kick-off gets. We could fill the ground but plenty on here would then moan about someone getting a ticket for £20 when they’d paid £40.
It was a phenomenal crowd, particularly when you think that we probably don’t have every ST holder on the FA Cup scheme.I'd agree with all that, with the possible exception of changing(lowering) the prices nearer kick off.
But yes, by all means have flexible pricing depending on the game. Burton was down, but we had 52K vs Rotherham - marvellous crowd I thought
Wolves went to the rags and got a point. They went to Arsenal & got a point. They got all 3 at Spurs recently. We put 3 past them without reply and this bunch of trolls just want to talk about seats.