Big Joe Corrigan
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As Didsbury Dave is the chief seat counter, I think it’s only fair that he gets the job.
Ticketing Compliance Manager - Man City
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Citizen of Legoland
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It doesn’t say but looking at the job spec I would say £50k a year at least. If it’s a senior role it could be £70k plus.
Direct this link to the new Ticketing Compliance Manager.
There are always genuine City fans looking for home and away tickets at 'face value', as well as 'ticket touts and scammers'.(cunts!)
Thankfully Ric runs a ticket face value price only policy.
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There are always genuine City fans looking for home and away tickets at 'face value', as well as 'ticket touts and scammers'.(cunts!)
Thankfully Ric runs a ticket face value price only policy.
Ticket and Travel Exchange
Sort out tickets and lifts here. Face value only for tickets please.
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Wilmslow Road
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Obviously he has been brought in to stop us exchanging tickets between ourselves and force us to use the Ticket Exchange.
Bloody hell I might give them a call about my ticket lol.
Was thinking that, surely they can't sell at those prices ?!
MCFC Wirral
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I worked in membership for The Royal Horticultural Society and could receive two free tickets for any of our shows as an employee. That was standard.
He or she aren't going to rock the boat are they. They certainly won't be looking into how and why City, their employer, distribute away tickets like they do.
City doing it aside. How are City going to find out who the original seller of the ticket is to the 3rd party ticket website without buying the ticket at the price being advertised, which they won't do.
I saw a lad this season in his 20's(?), well dressed, but casual, sat in the Craft Bar in the Double Tree Hotel on London Road in the city centre, taking calls on his mobile, selling tickets for a match, with a steady stream of people buying the tickets. He had quite a few tickets, as he either held them in his hand or put them on the table waiting for the buyers to turn up. He wasn't bothered about people seeing the tickets. Looking at him you wouldn't haven't thought he was a ticket tout. It's impossible to say where he sourced that many tickets from, but it must have been from the club or from somebody connected to the club to get that amount of tickets.
City doing it aside. How are City going to find out who the original seller of the ticket is to the 3rd party ticket website without buying the ticket at the price being advertised, which they won't do.
I saw a lad this season in his 20's(?), well dressed, but casual, sat in the Craft Bar in the Double Tree Hotel on London Road in the city centre, taking calls on his mobile, selling tickets for a match, with a steady stream of people buying the tickets. He had quite a few tickets, as he either held them in his hand or put them on the table waiting for the buyers to turn up. He wasn't bothered about people seeing the tickets. Looking at him you wouldn't haven't thought he was a ticket tout. It's impossible to say where he sourced that many tickets from, but it must have been from the club or from somebody connected to the club to get that amount of tickets.