Ticket Pricing for Inter (H)

[Always Ali]

Let’s hope the Watford game 7 days later is cheap otherwise it’s going to be an expensive month, could be lots of empty seats.

I thought there always were empties, fucking loads of them?

 

[SouthStandStander]

Can you still pull out of CL Cup schemes?

Yes. I did it last night. Go to ticketing part of account. Click on cup schemes. Select the scheme and press leave. Simple as that.

 

[MadchesterCity]

Disgraceful pricing, for 2 adults and 2 kids on cup scheme it’s £160

WTF are City thinking!

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

Point taken re the pricing

It’s been a joke competition for years but the loss of sporting integrity brought about by the absurd changes to the group stages is surely the straw that breaks the camels back in terms of its reputation as a worthwhile trophy to win

Worth a boycott

Almost like they’ve turned it into a super league….

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

Disgraceful pricing, for 2 adults and 2 kids on cup scheme it’s £160

WTF are City thinking!

 

[gazinho]

Here we go again...tickets cheaper than most premier league games and were playing Inter Milan

And we all agree (id like to think) tickets for premier league games are miles too fucking high, especially if buying them as match day members etc

 

[Fordyboy46]

We've just looked at the opponent here and thought high prices for this one. It had better be considerably cheaper for the other three for me to consider going

 

[Fordyboy46]

Wonder if we’ll see £100 tickets for the knockout rounds, should we qualify of course.

Definitely close I'd say

 

[Roachy]

It does feel similar, doesn’t it?

I nearly binned the CL this season as it’s pretty dull until the knockout games. I decided to give the new format a go.

No doubt Watford will be £40 too.

Doubt it will be that much tbh.

 

[M18CTID]

Because football is not wholly a commodity. You don't invest in many cases a lot of emotional attachment over so many years into a wahing machine brand. Of course football is a business and clubs need to make ends meet but we are talking about a) Manchester City - a club awash with money and b) a club that has not always been awash with money and great teams and has a huge fanbase who stayed loyal through the bad times and c) a club with a lot of support who have real money issues
Surely thd club can try to find a better balance. And for those who hark back to similar prides a few years ago, they were a rip off then as well

I actually think that the pricing on this one could well bite the club on the arse. They could get away with it against PSG a couple of seasons or so back as the Messi/Mbappe factor helped guarantee a full house but as big and good a team as Inter are, this is the first group game and sales are often a bit slower for that one than they are for the later group games even if those are against so-called lesser opposition. Obviously our support is growing all the time and it may well sell out but I think it might be a bit of a struggle at those prices.