£1 UNDER 16S
£5 ADULTS
Great move! Lot's of fans have gained millions of requests to purchase tickets for people, and they've not even gone on sale yet! Going to be a sell out I tell you! It's finally feeling like we can win this!
£1 UNDER 16S
£5 ADULTS
Great move! Lot's of fans have gained millions of requests to purchase tickets for people, and they've not even gone on sale yet! Going to be a sell out I tell you! It's finally feeling like we can win this!
I take it we won't be seeing you there then.
Considering I hold a season ticket at City a little bit on the side is nothing... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by underscore
Haha good that.
My ticket for fulham away was £49 robbing *****.
Well if they were normal prices it would of been half empty like the last few matches wouldn't it?
wow, i take my hat off to 'em. great move, now everybody just needs to follow :eusa_wall.
Definitely gonna be a full house (although it probably would be anyway).
My friend had the pleasure of going to Blackpool's ground earlier this season in the pouring rain in a stand with no roof in half a ground which meant no protection from the wind on a freezing cold night and paid £27 for the privilege.
ye me and my footy team are guuna probs go. great move by the owners, take my hat off to them.
when is the quarter final?
Them greedy Arabs.
i might buy a ticket
Didnt Man city do something like this last year? £5 for adults and £1 because when i went manchester with my sports course we had a ground tour of utd and city and i swear i saw an ad for man city having cheap prices for a game.
Bound to attract alot more than usuall.
Well done to City for doing this.
Might not be right but there seemed to be a few empty seats when you played last time in uefa cup at home. Should encourage more people to come.
Most probably the FA Youth Cup Final, £1 for adults and free for under 16s. Or the Fulham game I think it was where it was £5 or something? I don't pay attention to the prices in the PL.Quote:
Originally Posted by YellowParasol
half of the people there won't be fans of either team tbh.
Not bad, some of the prices for games now are ridiclous.
I've spent like £300 on away games this season and like £200 with my train there!, and now we might be going into administration. :(
All these teams going into admin.. :O and ive spent quite a lot on away games this season.
Minstrels it was defo a prem league game but cant think what one though
******** did Manchester City do it for their fans
any ideas, why they did it now?!?!Quote:
Originally Posted by BBC
And why is that? Do you know how many City fans have been getting texts, calls, emails and getting asked in person to get fellow blues a ticket?Quote:
Originally Posted by e5
Jealous because your little Villa ****** it up or trying (and failing) to troll my posts because of a previous incident? Which may I add you came dogs bottom out of.
It was most probably the Fulham one then, I remember City doing something for that because everyone was buzzing.Quote:
Originally Posted by YellowParasol
A) We could send 'em down
B) We were 2:0 up in the first 20 odd minutes
C) It was a decent day!
Well duh... it was asked of Cook to do something to attract the fans at a Q&A. However it wasn't certain of what they we do however they did promise to do something. Never did the fans dream they would do this.Quote:
Originally Posted by EverSteve
So if you don't class that lowering the tickets to attract fans isn't doing something for the fans then you're deluded.
I'm slightly worried i won't be able to get tickets tbh lol.
I did that about 2 months ago. Terrible. It also goes against FA regulations and should be changed but nothing ever does :(.Quote:
Originally Posted by tm
Erm, yeah, Matty, I might be going :)
See you there
Are you going to fund it? Because Blackpool can't. Why do you think some lower league clubs still have terraces, even though they've been banned for years?Quote:
Originally Posted by creat:ve
You'll see a full COM.
I got my tickets b4.:rolleyes:
You have no idea what I'm talking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loser
I can't be bothered to dig out the rule book but it basically says that if a club offers tickets to an away club equal to or greater than the price of a ticket for the home fans than their accommodation must be equal to or greater than that of the home fans. Not the case in Blackpool.
I'll try and find the rule.
I thought you were talking about changing the stand, my mistake.Quote:
Originally Posted by creat:ve
So then City fans, got your tickets? :)
I have boughteth mine!
And sock?, Why are you so worried, getting tickets is normally easy for me.
Because it's all sold out! ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by AlexOC
I gave my dads mate my ST so he's sat in my normal seat and I'm going up in tier 3 with some mates, all of tier 1 & 2 were sold out by this time!
They're back on open sale on Monday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Minstrels
http://www.mcfc.co.uk/default.sps?pa...newsid=6629546
Only about 2K... most ST will keep the tickets...Quote:
Originally Posted by AlexOC
Lets just hope my football manager can get us some tickets, wow, didn't think this was happened, annoyed :@@@@@. I well wanted 2 go as well.
Went to the ground before.
Non-Season Ticket Holders [me] its sold out for us.
but for season ticket holders you have till sunday to purchase a ticket.
Doubt you're going pal unless he gets up at 5am which is when over 5K are.Quote:
Originally Posted by sock
ino lol. ah well... guess we could do something else with the money lol.
Buy two 50p mixes?Quote:
Originally Posted by sock
or a city shirt.
For £1?Quote:
Originally Posted by Captain
drawing?Quote:
Originally Posted by Captain
Is something you do more than winning.Quote:
Originally Posted by sock