Let’s see how that goes. Chelsea criteria should be out soon so let’s see how many don’t end up with the fans. I had a spurs fan next to me last year who was supporting us hoping to see Chelsea lose. I have forgotten how he obtained his ticket but it wasn’t via the loyalty scheme or via a branch.
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Third party ticket sites and City (dodgy site ticket claims - p32)
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Sorry if this is already covered but have we had any announcement or details of who this is yet?
I’d be very surprised if you or anyone outside the club ever found that out. The club will want the person to be as anonymous as possible.
fathellensbellend
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And funnily enough our away support was shit that day, even after we scored first. Of course there’s no connection.
Yet Fulham/Luton was superb, the club need to wake up
Snakes on a PlaneThe freeloaders charter!
Prestwich_Blue
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Just like the invisible man then?I’d be very surprised if you or anyone outside the club ever found that out. The club will want the person to be as anonymous as possible.
Less corporates with no affiliation to the club other than being invited by a blue on a jolly, less fans of other clubs who have paid well over the odds on a ticketing website and less fans who 'support' City but couldn't name the team equals more blues at a game who will back the side which equals a better atmosphere. It isn't rocket science. As an earlier poster said the atmosphere at Liverpool was shit even after going one up.Yet Fulham/Luton was superb, the club need to wake up
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There no one size fits all solution. Burnley was great but Wolves and Sheff Utd (except the last 5 mins) were poor. Most of our following at these three games were the regular faces / away supportLess corporates with no affiliation to the club other than being invited by a blue on a jolly, less fans of other clubs who have paid well over the odds on a ticketing website and less fans who 'support' City but couldn't name the team equals more blues at a game who will back the side which equals a better atmosphere. It isn't rocket science. As an earlier poster said the atmosphere at Liverpool was shit even after going one up.
Wolves is a problem as the fans are spaced out across the entire length of the pitch, same at Sheffield where it's the full width of the pitch. Acoustics at Wolves especially are shit as well. The best size is to ensure that at least 85 - 90% of away tickets are sold via points and the SC rather than the 50 - 60% which it sometimes is.There no one size fits all solution. Burnley was great but Wolves and Sheff Utd (except the last 5 mins) were poor. Most of our following at these three games were the regular faces / away support
fathellensbellend
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There no one size fits all solution. Burnley was great but Wolves and Sheff Utd (except the last 5 mins) were poor. Most of our following at these three games were the regular faces / away support
both sections don't lend themselves to great atmospheres, but i agree
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Old Trafford is like a theme park but they do seem to prioritize locals for away games.Unfortunately, there's more people, and those people want reflected glory so City will cash in on that. This is the price of success we all deep down knew was going to happen, plenty of United mates told me of their ticket woes in the late 90's early 2000's.