This should be good....
1894 just posted this on Facebook
PREMIER LEAGUE TICKET SURVEY
We’ve been asked by the FSA to collate views of City fans about our club’s current ticketing policy. Rather apt on the day we draw Real Madrid again, we can only hope the club have learnt from the fiasco last season & also if they want a wall of noise, not to overprice it so that we get a passionate crowd in.
This report goes to the FSA then the Premier League directly. They want to know about ticketing issues at all clubs (Spurs have been high profile this week for throwing their elderly fans under the bus on ticket prices).
The questions are all listed and could we have your answers by the end of the weekend please.
For example, City are appointing a ticket compliance officer now, supposedly to target touts (if that’s the case just arrest people outside the ground) but our concern here is that it’s actually another motive, monitor who is passing on tickets to friends and family at face value instead of selling back to the club, where it will then be sold on a package to anybody at a higher price. Is that not ticket touting? We are already seeing supporters being hassled in south lower especially around 114/115 a line of stewards, all useless like the keystone cops, checking people’s tickets 3 or 4 times to check their seat number and who knows in the future - asking for ID (this has already happened in the East Stand for supporters over the age of 14).
When a season ticket is not renewed currently that ticket then goes into the general sale pot. Just so the club can charge more. This inevitably means a different person sat next to you each game which ultimately means a quieter ground as we become a collection of individuals.
The price of everything… and the value of nothing.
Some fans will also argue that the prices the club charges still represents good value to watch the best tea in the world.
But are we being treated well ?
Let’s have your thoughts.
