Ticket Pricing for Inter (H)

[Man_City_Loyal]

Arse and Brum away were two other games that were boycotted.

many still went to the arsenal game didn't they?

I remember the £62 banner as it was a few friends who took it

 

[Sheik Battle and Goal]

We all have a choice mate, £150 for 4 is cheap in my opinion, pubs are charging £7/8 a pint, meals out have rocketed, flights etc etc, you can't have everything so you prioritize...

Yes totally agree. No one is forcing anyone to go. I suppose we could argue what the definition of cheap is is as it’s relative to income, lifestyle, bills, general cost of living etc

 

[Tim of the Oak]

many still went to the arsenal game didn't they?

I remember the £62 banner as it was a few friends who took it

Not so much of a boycott. Rather, some gave it a miss because they were uncomfortable with the excessive prices. Fair dos

 

[Manc Born & Bred]

many still went to the arsenal game didn't they?

I remember the £62 banner as it was a few friends who took it

Didn't we only take half the possible allocation? That said around that time we weren't taking full allocations at most London games.

 

[Blue Smarties]

Well that’s an easy decision. Logged in to check something and couldn’t see the cup schemes. Weird, I’ve been in them for years. City claiming I opted out - bollocks, but whatever. No cup games this year then, saving some money if they want to be like that whilst they sell my seat to a tourist for 12 months.

 

[fathellensbellend]

Didn't we only take half the possible allocation? That said around that time we weren't taking full allocations at most London games.

took 2000, the away end at Arsenal allowed for 1500/2000/3000

 

[gazinho]

Worst seat in the stadium, there's no bad seats, you're just talking **** now.

There's a reason its in inverted commas you clown, I like my seat I choose to sit there every single game but price wise its the cheapest therefore the club see it as the least best (hope thats ok) seat in the stadium.

I said in my previous post we should leave it as we clearly wont agree so now I will, first person to go on my ignore list, congratulations

 

[gazinho]

Worst seat in the staduim.
What's wrong with it.

Absolutely nothing at all, I like it, I pay to sit in it every year. I stuck it in inverted commas as its the cheapest in the ground thats all

 

[Man_City_Loyal]

Didn't we only take half the possible allocation? That said around that time we weren't taking full allocations at most London games.

up until then we always took the bigger support to Arsenal away compared to Chelsea etc and down to price of ticket no doubt

 

[pride in battle]

There's a reason its in inverted commas you clown, I like my seat I choose to sit there every single game but price wise its the cheapest therefore the club see it as the least best (hope thats ok) seat in the stadium.

I said in my previous post we should leave it as we clearly wont agree so now I will, first person to go on my ignore list, congratulations

There's a reason its in inverted commas you clown, I like my seat I choose to sit there every single game but price wise its the cheapest therefore the club see it as the least best (hope thats ok) seat in the stadium.

I said in my previous post we should leave it as we clearly wont agree so now I will, first person to go on my ignore list, congratulations

Thank you

 

[MCFC Wirral]

Forget that Villa fans are often wankers, they’re still football supporters and do not deserve to be ripped off like that purely because they’ve made the Champions League.

I once told a rag on a train that I thought the compulsory cup schemes they’d been forced in to were awful and I meant that.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

up until then we always took the bigger support to Arsenal away compared to Chelsea etc and down to price of ticket no doubt

I wonder if it led, indirectly, to the 200 Belgium Blues night, if City thought we don't always sell the full allocation at Arse and made more tickets available to our Belgium Blues.

 

[MCFC Wirral]

I wonder if it led, indirectly, to the 200 Belgium Blues night, if City thought we don't always sell the full allocation at Arse and made more tickets available to our Belgium Blues.

I always understood KDB and Kompany had arranged that. The Belgian scarf tribute in particular was an embarrassment.

Surely Arsenal set the £62? I didn’t go despite living in London and we bloody won!

 

[BlueAnorak]

I think our price rises are a bit steep, but I think were lucky we're not Villa fans @£100 a ticket!

 

[jockblue]

Slight deviation from the thread - I'm on the CL cup scheme but now can't go. Is there a transfer or sellback option on CL tickets?

 

[Pelegrinni]

Slight deviation from the thread - I'm on the CL cup scheme but now can't go. Is there a transfer or sellback option on CL tickets?

You can sell it on here and transfer to other Blues.

 

[Alfie Budd]

Slight deviation from the thread - I'm on the CL cup scheme but now can't go. Is there a transfer or sellback option on CL tickets?

You can transfer to anyone in your friend and family list like for a PL fixture. You may not be able to do it until a week or so before the game.
Ticket Exchange where you sell the ticket back to the club for resale isn’t available for cup games.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

I always understood KDB and Kompany had arranged that. The Belgian scarf tribute in particular was an embarrassment.

Surely Arsenal set the £62? I didn’t go despite living in London and we bloody won!

I was thinking more that the players
Might have been able to get so many tickets because the Club weren’t totally convinced we would sell out. It might be irrelevant.

I was about both games in the days before demand always seems to exceed supply.

 

[DMA's]

Seem to have this song and dance every time ticket prices are published. Nothing will change unless people stop going and the clubs know they won’t as they are addicted.

Prices will continue to rise, fans will continue to moan before paying and attending

 

[St Helens Blue (Exiled)]

An that's exactly the kind of attitude that the clubs want to see when it comes to ticket pricing. Regardless of whether some Villa fans are cunts or not - and I happen to believe that they're far bigger cunts these days than they were 10 years ago - sometimes you have to forget about that for the greater good.

Let's remember that fans of ALL 20 Premier League clubs put their differences to one side in October 2015 when there was a co-ordinated weekend of campaigning against ticket pricing for PL away games. At our home game against Newcastle, there were fan groups from City, Newcastle, Liverpool, and Everton in attendance - Liverpool were playing Everton in the derby the following day which meant reps from both clubs could be there and they chose to come to our ground as fans from those 4 clubs were the main drivers behind the campaign - prior to the match with a very visual banner campaign on the bridge and speeches from reps of all fan groups present. That weekend of action was one of a number of initiatives that led to a £30 cap on PL away tickets the following season and is still in place today.

Villa fans are twats.
From Collymore to the knob heads who seem to think they are one of the history club aligning themselves with Liverpool/Rags when it comes to berating us.

Still doesn't make the pricing thing right in any way shape or form, but lets not dress it up...Great club with a load of bellends supporting them