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The whole capacity of our stadium in one stand.

25 k awesome sight

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The whole capacity of our stadium in one stand.

Our capacity isn't 25k though

The whole capacity of our stadium in one stand.

Our capacity isn't 25k though

Probably a bit more.

I wonder how much their season tickets cost, across the board???

I wonder how much their season tickets cost, across the board???

About 1/3 of yours I believe.

I wonder how much their season tickets cost, across the board???

About 1/3 of yours I believe.

On the basis of that information, & IF City were to mirror those prices next season, I would be paying around £140 quid for my seat,,,kids at least half that, if not less.

Surely this model is the way forward in order to encourage the mass fan base back?

I wonder how much their season tickets cost, across the board???

About 1/3 of yours I believe.

On the basis of that information, & IF City were to mirror those prices next season, I would be paying around £140 quid for my seat,,,kids at least half that, if not less.

Surely this model is the way forward in order to encourage the mass fan base back?

How would we survive financially ? They get more money in advertising and tv money than us

I wonder how much their season tickets cost, across the board???

About 1/3 of yours I believe.

On the basis of that information, & IF City were to mirror those prices next season, I would be paying around £140 quid for my seat,,,kids at least half that, if not less.

Surely this model is the way forward in order to encourage the mass fan base back?

My bad! Dortmund is £207 for the cheapest season ticket. It is Bayern Munich who has the one at £140. Cheapest is Wolfsburg at
£ 130. Seems to be working for the Germans.

I wonder how much their season tickets cost, across the board???

About 1/3 of yours I believe.

On the basis of that information, & IF City were to mirror those prices next season, I would be paying around £140 quid for my seat,,,kids at least half that, if not less.

Surely this model is the way forward in order to encourage the mass fan base back?

How would we survive financially ? They get more money in advertising and tv money than us

Didn't think about that wez, so the best thing then is to increase our current prices, and hope that the mass fan base returns to watch the scintillating brand of football we all hope will be played next season. 20.000 empty seats should be filled no problem!

I wonder how much their season tickets cost, across the board???

About 1/3 of yours I believe.

On the basis of that information, & IF City were to mirror those prices next season, I would be paying around £140 quid for my seat,,,kids at least half that, if not less.

Surely this model is the way forward in order to encourage the mass fan base back?

How would we survive financially ? They get more money in advertising and tv money than us

Didn't think about that wez, so the best thing then is to increase our current prices, and hope that the mass fan base returns to watch the scintillating brand of football we all hope will be played next season. 20.000 empty seats should be filled no problem!

I don't think the prices are the problem if we get promoted this season through playoffs and the way the league is you never know ,the plastics will be back guaranteed

I wonder how much their season tickets cost, across the board???

About 1/3 of yours I believe.

On the basis of that information, & IF City were to mirror those prices next season, I would be paying around £140 quid for my seat,,,kids at least half that, if not less.

Surely this model is the way forward in order to encourage the mass fan base back?

How would we survive financially ? They get more money in advertising and tv money than us

Didn't think about that wez, so the best thing then is to increase our current prices, and hope that the mass fan base returns to watch the scintillating brand of football we all hope will be played next season. 20.000 empty seats should be filled no problem!

I don't think the prices are the problem if we get promoted this season through playoffs and the way the league is you never know ,the plastics will be back guaranteed

Sorry wez, but there's more chance of Kenwyn Jones scoring 900.000 goals for Al Jazira this season, than City getting promoted.

I'm all for the German way,,,price is important,,as well as value for money, & the whole footballing experience.
Just look at the posts this season, poor football being played,, poor atmosphere,,poor crowds,, overpriced food and refreshments,,poor stewarding,,,our club really has a lot to learn, but it could start to get the fans back,,,if it really tried.

I wonder how much their season tickets cost, across the board???

About 1/3 of yours I believe.

On the basis of that information, & IF City were to mirror those prices next season, I would be paying around £140 quid for my seat,,,kids at least half that, if not less.

Surely this model is the way forward in order to encourage the mass fan base back?

My bad! Dortmund is £207 for the cheapest season ticket. It is Bayern Munich who has the one at £140. Cheapest is Wolfsburg at
£ 130. Seems to be working for the Germans.

Our cheapest Adult is £304 in the family still a third less for a higher standard of football !!!!!

I wonder how much their season tickets cost, across the board???

About 1/3 of yours I believe.

On the basis of that information, & IF City were to mirror those prices next season, I would be paying around £140 quid for my seat,,,kids at least half that, if not less.

Surely this model is the way forward in order to encourage the mass fan base back?

How would we survive financially ? They get more money in advertising and tv money than us

Didn't think about that wez, so the best thing then is to increase our current prices, and hope that the mass fan base returns to watch the scintillating brand of football we all hope will be played next season. 20.000 empty seats should be filled no problem!

I don't think the prices are the problem if we get promoted this season through playoffs and the way the league is you never know ,the plastics will be back guaranteed

Sorry wez, but there's more chance of Kenwyn Jones scoring 900.000 goals for Al Jazira this season, than City getting promoted.

I'm all for the German way,,,price is important,,as well as value for money, & the whole footballing experience.
Just look at the posts this season, poor football being played,, poor atmosphere,,poor crowds,, overpriced food and refreshments,,poor stewarding,,,our club really has a lot to learn, but it could start to get the fans back,,,if it really tried.

Oh come on the chances are not that slim.

British atmosphere is shit compared to the rest of the world anyway. Too many prawn sandwiches!

The whole capacity of our stadium in one stand.

Our capacity isn't 25k though

Probably a bit more.

It's 33,000.