Read what I wrote rather than licking the screen.
If you think tickets should be priced to the absolute limit, and in doing so meaning that many long term fans are priced out, for an extra million here or there on the balance sheet then I'd say you were as well.
I literally could not care less what you object to me saying.
I object a billionaire business man, born into unimaginable wealth squeezing working class families on ticket prices to the point that they can't go anymore. It's a cunts trick and small time.
Halving season ticket prices would not affect one iota of what the club needs to achieve or which super yacht he could buy, but it would mean the world to tens of thousands of fans.
Our Cityzen card is pretty much the same deal.
Bonus €6 million for just being in the Quater FinalsIt's only a bonus if you can afford to attend the match.
There is no bonus by being priced out and by watching the match at home on the TV.
What the fuck are you on about? You keep banging the drum for 2015-16 season ticket renewal as if it's the important thing negating to use you brain to understand that people already priced out City weren't renewing. Those poor fuckers now have to pay £60 for a Chelsea ticket.Were Season Ticket prices priced to the absolute limit in the 2015/2016 renewal window? NO - they weren't.
How were existing Season Ticket holders squeezed out during the 2015/2016 renewal window? Everyone had the opportunity of buying the £299 tickets and they didn't sell out and were subsequently opened up to waiting list.
At least one can understand the club doing it to meet targets set by Mansour/Khaldoon (two men with zero affinity to Moss Side). Fans that think it's ok are just arseholes.Not sure what's worse - the club trying to wring every last penny out of the loyal support or the City fans who think it's acceptable.
So fans that have been loyal for a decade get presidence over the "new" fan.Yes it is but with a subtle difference - it takes about 4 years before a new Bayern member can get a ticket on the ballot.
As they do at City s/c holders got first shot at the £299 tickets before the waiting list and get first shot at The £40 tickets for PSG. the only problem I have is those on the cup scheme that get sold £60 tickets because of where they happen to sit. I think those on the cup schemes should get their tickets at the price of the cheapest tickets.So fans that have been loyal for a decade get presidence over the "new" fan.
Good for Bayern.
I'm alright Jack.So I basically pay £50 a game on my Season Card to watch the likes of Stoke, Aston Villa and Sunderland - that is why paying £60 odd quid to watch City play PSG in a Champions League Quarter Final does not bother me one iota - sorry.