Tottenham away

[RACHACE]

Sold out on 13250.

Does anyone else think that's a bit high or is my understanding of points a little out of sync?

What away games can us on less than 13000 expect a realistic chance of getting a ticket this season in your opinion?

Id say it's looking like not many.

 

[bluekeith]

Is there not a reduced amount of tickets at spuds this year due to there ground being done

 

[mancity dan]

Is there not a reduced amount of tickets at spuds this year due to there ground being done

There is. Was always going to be high points that this was going to sell out at.

 

[RACHACE]

Does anyone know by how many it was reduced by. Thought it was only by a few hundred.

 

[squirtyflower]

2000 tickets instead of the usual 2900, so nearly a third off

 

[cheddar404]

2400 tickets this time:
http://www.mancity.com/news/tickets...spurs-v-city-ticket-information/1473702282164

 

[blue_jess]

They're doing that city in the city trip for this aren't they? So a couple of hundred must have been siphoned off for that...plus however many tickets they usually give to agencies for the London aways, and tickets for corporate season ticket holders...so not many left for everyone else these days!

 

[RACHACE]

Cheers for info blues.

Still doubt you'd get a ticket for Liverpool, Chelsea, arsenal, Watford, Bournemouth, burnley and maybe Leicester & Everton with less than 13k.

Add that to stoke, man Utd & Tottenham and that's half the games in the league that most don't have a sniff of getting to. Going to the less glamorous ones is fine by me but it won't help me catch up with those above like it used to a few years back.

 

[Richard]

Managed to get a ticket for Swansea this weekend on 9,500

 

[M18CTID]

They're doing that city in the city trip for this aren't they? So a couple of hundred must have been siphoned off for that...plus however many tickets they usually give to agencies for the London aways, and tickets for corporate season ticket holders...so not many left for everyone else these days!

That's got to be a factor along with the reduced allocation of course. That City in the City event has to have the most boring itinerary I've ever seen for a corporate bash though - it's fucking shit!