If you were accused of selling tickets at extortionate prices via a 3rd party , would the employment of a ticket compliance officer at 45k a year support your argument that you tried to stop that activity?If they are profiting from it, why would they cut into those profits employing a compliance officer to try and get to the bottom of how it happens?
Why employ one at all, if they investigate and find evidence that the club are doing it they could sell their story for a lot more than that.If you were accused of selling tickets at extortionate prices via a 3rd party , would the employment of a ticket compliance officer at 45k a year support your argument that you tried to stop that activity?
It’s high time all premier clubs acted as one and started to look after the fans who have followed their clubs through thick and thin.where is the loyalty from these clubs who expect loyalty from the fans paying a absolute fortune to support them.These clubs do not appreciate the financial difficulties for some fans and need to end this greed.It’s an issue right across the PL unfortunately, there is massive interest from around the world, you only have to see the amount of tourists on a normal march day at City, and it’s the same at the other big clubs
Please speak English next timeWhy employ one at all, if they investigate and find evidence that the club are doing it they could sell their story for a lot more than that.
Seems to be a lot of assumptions from those that don’t know and have no way of knowing. Whike those on here that haven’t the club about it don’t jump to the same conclusions, think I’ll listen to-what those speaking to the club about it conclude at the end of their talks.
If they are profiting from it, why would they cut into those profits employing a compliance officer to try and get to the bottom of how it happens?
Why employ one at all, if they investigate and find evidence that the club are doing it they could sell their story for a lot more than that.
Seems to be a lot of assumptions from those that don’t know and have no way of knowing. Whike those on here that haven’t the club about it don’t jump to the same conclusions, think I’ll listen to-what those speaking to the club about it conclude at the end of their talks.
Probably because City have no intention of selling a single seat exchange ticket as a standard match day ticket for that game, and are instead selling them as part of an extortionately priced hospitality package.Anyone know why you can’t even see the seat planner for West Ham on the official site? You normally can for sold out games. Just keeps encouraging me to buy a membership which I already have.
Probably because City have no intention of selling a single seat exchange ticket as a standard match day ticket for that game, and are instead selling them as part of an extortionately priced hospitality package.
Of course, that might change if our title bid goes tits up over the next few days!