Ticket queues in Glasgow

Of course it is

Let me tell you a story.....
Think of Mr Corporate as Tom Hanks in Cast Away talking to his basketball Wilson

Are we sitting comfortably @didsburyblu @mancitymick @Bilboblue @Danamy ?
Mr Corporate has a box at City, when the draw is made he is asked would he like tickets for any of the games. "Aye" he says, "I'll take five for the Celtic game at Parkhead.
"You do realise we will need their names and you will have to collect the tickets in Glasgow and show ID?"
"Fuck off Wilson, I'm not doing that, do you really think my clients are going to do that? Any way I'm not sure who will be going yet as plans may change on the day and they might not go so someone else may go.
"Sorry" says Wilson, "that's now club policy"
Mr Corporate gets angry and puffs out his chest " you do know how much business I bring you, I get at least five tickets for most game!, I'm not doing it, you'll have to give me the tickets and the wristbands before I go. If not I'm going to puncture you".
Wilson relents, gives Mr Corporate his five tickets, his five wristbands and he hands them out to his clients.

So much for making sure tickets go to the 'right' people. Next time you fall short of a ticket for a big game send your thanks to Mr Corporate and the basketball.

A true story dat
It's getting beyond joke now.

Reading some of the stories from people, I'm glad I never went yesterday!
 
My point being Mr Corporate and his mates have to queue up like everyone else. Which your previous post said they wouldn't have to. They do
So you don't believe my little story then?

It was a true story written by me after conversing with Mr Corporate who had five tickets and four wristbands in his pudgy little mitts.
Queuing was not for him he said, it was really for the likes of me.

It wasn't told to me by a third party, I didn't hear it at a cocktail reception. I heard it with my own ears and saw them with my own eyes.
You see, some animals are more equal than others.
 
No. The club is begging us to embrace it at home as they are pissed off with the empty seat jibes when applied to the erm "most prestigious tournament in club football". They couldn't give a fuck about a huge degree of inconvenience for a couple of thousand fans standing in the Glaswegian rain.
We got to the back of the queue a couple of minutes before 3 and emerged with tickets 80 minutes later.
The hall was sufficiently large for them to have three times as many people giving out tickets, but the incompetence of some at the club knows no bounds so too few staff were employed. It was a a farce, but at least it wasn't a surprise.
And why not stack tickets alphabetically instead of having to consult a laptop for every transaction?
Most in the queue think it's a good idea but badly implemented, and several said they wouldn't object to some sort of spot check at domestic away games to stop the point whores.


But the present format is just shitting on our own support. And don't get me started on 100 to 200 tickets being siphoned off from our reduced allocation at Spuds for another City in the City event where a grand total of zero points are required to obtain a ticket.


It is shit but as shown time and time again over the last few seasons, the club is becoming less and less concerned about supporters and more and more concerned about "clients"

I am pretty sure they are not hugely bothered about who goes to away games and if they could sell 2500 tickets to "City in the City" events, they would.
 
My train from Dortmund to Monchengladbach was €27 last year, but some people think it's a price worth paying? #deludedfuckers
Well I for 1 don't think it's worth paying and seeing as I will be with my wife that's at least 54 euros I shouldn't have to pay !!
 
So you don't believe my little story then?

It was a true story written by me after conversing with Mr Corporate who had five tickets and four wristbands in his pudgy little mitts.
Queuing was not for him he said, it was really for the likes of me.

It wasn't told to me by a third party, I didn't hear it at a cocktail reception. I heard it with my own ears and saw them with my own eyes.
You see, some animals are more equal than others.

I'll give as much countenance to your story as you should to mine.

Not saying I don't believe you, but that there's another side to the story as I've stood in a queue in Madrid with my friend and his corporate guests queuing for tickets.
 
My train from Dortmund to Monchengladbach was €27 last year, but some people think it's a price worth paying? #deludedfuckers

If you had any pals you could have got a Lander ticket for €41 for 5 people. Does you all day for the whole of the North Rhine Westphalia region.
 
Ultimately these decisions are made at boardroom level.
Unfortunately it's those at the bottom of the mcfc ladder who take all the stick.
They are the one's that were in the frontline in the Fruit Market, when it should have been the directors who implimented this.
It's not fair blaming the staff who are told to implement these procedures.
But I doubt very much that those in the boardroom are taking any notice. Just like they didn't do with the NS, block pricing, and continual season ticket price rises, until this season, when City fans finally had enough.
Our owners, and those they employ to run the club, now see us as customers, wristband numbers, and not City fans.
 
Well I for 1 don't think it's worth paying and seeing as I will be with my wife that's at least 54 euros I shouldn't have to pay !!
Same for us mate
There are three of us and we were going to stay in Düsseldorf as the Christmas market is supposed to be the best in Germany.
But when we factored in the €75 cost of travelling we thought we may as well stay in Moenchengladbach and collect our tickets early doors.
 

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