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[Albion] Manchester City tickets
- Thread starter Bozza
- Start date
Snap. Tickets bought via Wozza, flying from Dubai 9 May. All we need now is Harts Shirt to join, and we can charter our own Emirates A380. Or maybe we should come via Etihad from AD, just for the irony.
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
- 2,610
I was absolutely spoggled that day. Hung over for about a week.
durrington gull
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Yeah we had a great turnout I seem to remember
We were fenced in if I recall correctly
From BBC Suffolk
"Ipswich Town have dropped their season ticket prices as they prepare for life in the third tier of English football for the first time in 62 years.
The Tractor Boys, whose relegation to League One was confirmed on Saturday, have cut prices by between 12.5% and 15% for the 2019-20 season.
An incentive will see prices drop further should at least 12,000 fans buy season tickets before 6 May.
The club said it spoke to supporters before announcing the prices.
General manager of football operations, Lee O'Neill, said: "We are expecting to lose close on £9m in revenue for next season so it's a balancing act between protecting season ticket revenue and getting the price as low as we can.
"We hope supporters think we've got it about right."
The club said supporters who purchased a season ticket before the first day of next season would have their ticket frozen at that price for the following campaign, if promotion to the Championship is won."
Lindfield by the Pond
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Those were the days, bottle tops and all
Crazy days when you could have a top on your bottle !!
chrispyk
Member
Any idea how many tickets are left? I’m flying over from the states and want to make sure 2 are next to eachother before purchasing the 19/20 membership.
redoubtable seagull
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- Oct 27, 2004
- 2,530
Looks to be about 500 with 307 available in the east stand block next to away fans.
chrispyk
Member
Any in the north stand?
Strange the lack of interest in ManC tickets, compared to the visits of ManU and Arsenal. Smaller club?
maltaseagull
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Bronze members can only buy one ticket.
I was going to fly over and take my Granddaughter but not possible.
There were very few seats next to each other apart from right in the corner.
Bought 2 for Newcastle instead.
redoubtable seagull
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- Oct 27, 2004
- 2,530
Nixonator
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I imagine it has something to do with the fact it is just no fun watching us against these teams if you genuinely love and support the club. And that's when we're playing well.
It's a severe wake-up call to the financial gulf in modern football. If the other 13 teams in the PL were of the same level it would not be hard to admit we don't belong here. That isn't the case, it's 6 and the rest with the distance of several galaxies between.
Not even MASSIVE clubs can breach that divide now, it's over. League finishes in the PL are becoming more and more consistent, with very little shift. Shame on whichever clubs voted for even greater imbalance with the distribution of money from global tv rights. I imagine Everton were one of them, Leicester too, both who think they're well above their station.
Couldn’t agree more. That TV deal adjustment was totally unnecessary, the top 6 have amazing commercial income as is, ManC at an extraordinary level from connected parties of Mansour.
I think we’ll see Leicester, Wolves, Everton and West Ham power away from the rest, the talk is of huge spending sprees this summer and squad changes for them, making an approximate top 10. Everton have spent £400m on a squad way out of proportion to their income, generating unbelievable accounts losses, yet somehow they get round those clear PL rules that @ElPresidente and you sometimes refer to in detail.
There’s a lot to be said for parts of the pre-1992 set up in English football. I was brought up on teams such as QPR and Ipswich finishing in the top 2, simply due to inspirational managers and carefully acquired players.
Very few BHA STHs have Man City as their first club ?
With Mansour buying trophies now for 11 years, I thought loads would’ve jumped ship from other clubs. I remember it happening when Arsenal won pots ... a brother of mine, also a friend, and other people I knew with no previous interest in them, became gooners.
I wonder if loads of Citeh fans will openly celebrate their goals in Brighton stands? Chelsea fans did that, all around the Hawthorns two years ago in their title winning match. Some received a physical hiding for doing it.
chrispyk
Member
I think I'll have to buy two memberships and then go in and individually purchase the tickets. I'll still be in school during Newcastle so I can't make that one