I wonder how this reseller managed to get their hands on 8 tickets, all in Section 128, Row B.View attachment 108229
Sundays game.
At the Chelsea game last week, if It wasn’t for the fact that it was pissing down (so you know you’re in Manchester) you could easily have been convinced you were in Tokyo. How do they manage to get all these tickets ?Bournemouth on Saturday in row in front of me were 2 young Chinese lads in kdb shirts they were filming the whole game on their phones. They were with their little old mum.
Know there was loads of lads in here desperate for tickets.
Touts are having a field day.
Fair play to the mum must of cost her fortune £450 plus to get her lads in .
Yeah, I don’t want to be restricted to passing on my ticket every now and then at face value or nothing to family or friends, the job needs to get at the resale marketIn classic City fashion this will probably focus on individual fans who pass a ticket onto a mate or younger relative, rather than the huge number of tickets that are ending up with touting agencies, etc.
Absolutely this. We are a community of blues, friends, families, generations. There is nothing wrong in my view with individual tickets moving in that community. It is when you see 6 or 8 tourists in half and half scarves at high point away games like Luton or Bournemouth, and of course the prestige games, with tickets together, that you know something more serious and sinister is going on.Yeah, I don’t want to be restricted to passing on my ticket every now and then at face value or nothing to family or friends, the job needs to get at the resale market
Supposedly touts bought up the odd row of seats in the Etihad since we moved from Maine Road. They’ve been acquiring ticket points ever since. The other option would be a company / people who have an executive box, I thinkI wonder how this reseller managed to get their hands on 8 tickets, all in Section 128, Row B.
The Compliance Officer’s job will be to increase match day revenue by cutting down on adults getting in on junior tickets etc. They won’t be interested in tickets being transferred legitimately.Absolutely this. We are a community of blues, friends, families, generations. There is nothing wrong in my view with individual tickets moving in that community. It is when you see 6 or 8 tourists in half and half scarves at high point away games like Luton or Bournemouth, and of course the prestige games, with tickets together, that you know something more serious and sinister is going on.
The Compliance Officer’s job will be to increase match day revenue by cutting down on adults getting in on junior tickets etc. They won’t be interested in tickets being transferred legitimately.
Christ he’s going to have his work cut out.When is the You're Not Leaving Early Compliance Managers job going to be advertised?