Sat Jan 06, 2018 12:01 pm
Sat Jan 06, 2018 12:24 pm
Sat Jan 06, 2018 12:24 pm
Sat Jan 06, 2018 12:28 pm
Sat Jan 06, 2018 12:33 pm
Jazz Cock wrote:I popped down to pick one up yesterday and an adult ticket is only £10, something is wrong there mate
Sat Jan 06, 2018 12:33 pm
Sat Jan 06, 2018 12:34 pm
theclaw wrote:£25 for me and my son today(both season ticket holders).Theres been great deals all season to get fans to go but I don’t think that’s a great deal for us season ticket holders.
Sat Jan 06, 2018 12:35 pm
Sat Jan 06, 2018 12:52 pm
blue lagoon wrote:Why should i have to pay to watch cup games. Should be included in my season ticket. No thank you! !
Sat Jan 06, 2018 12:52 pm
blue lagoon wrote:Why should i have to pay to watch cup games. Should be included in my season ticket. No thank you! !
Sat Jan 06, 2018 1:03 pm
Sven wrote:blue lagoon wrote:Why should i have to pay to watch cup games. Should be included in my season ticket. No thank you! !
Bit of a sad response to be fair, as you agreed your season ticket conditions when you bought it pre-season. The club have done their bit by charging only £10 for adults/£3 for kids and there are still costs involved in putting the game on
We're either City supporters or we're not! The FA Cup is still a big event in the footballing calendar (see the clamour for tickets for the 2008 Final for evidence) and if you're not going because it isn't a 'freebie' rather than other (probably the case) reasons, then I find that disappointing!
Sat Jan 06, 2018 1:03 pm
Sat Jan 06, 2018 1:05 pm
Sat Jan 06, 2018 1:07 pm
Sat Jan 06, 2018 1:11 pm
Sven wrote:blue lagoon wrote:Why should i have to pay to watch cup games. Should be included in my season ticket. No thank you! !
Bit of a sad response to be fair, as you agreed your season ticket conditions when you bought it pre-season. The club have done their bit by charging only £10 for adults/£3 for kids and there are still costs involved in putting the game on
We're either City supporters or we're not! The FA Cup is still a big event in the footballing calendar (see the clamour for tickets for the 2008 Final for evidence) and if you're not going because it isn't a 'freebie' rather than other (probably the case) reasons, then I fin that disappointing!
Sat Jan 06, 2018 1:12 pm
i apologise for my negatively. Hope you and family have a good day.theclaw wrote:Look I’ve paid for my tickets because I want to go,I’m just a bit surprised at the price.I don’t think they should be free to season ticket holders but why have a cut off deal yesterday.
The club have been doing deals all season for non season ticket holders (£5 for Leeds) and as some forum members saying virtually giving them away.
Doesn’t seem an even balance to me.£25 for 2 today or £10 for 2 against Leeds.
Sat Jan 06, 2018 1:29 pm
Sat Jan 06, 2018 1:53 pm
blue lagoon wrote:Sven wrote:blue lagoon wrote:Why should i have to pay to watch cup games. Should be included in my season ticket. No thank you! !
Bit of a sad response to be fair, as you agreed your season ticket conditions when you bought it pre-season. The club have done their bit by charging only £10 for adults/£3 for kids and there are still costs involved in putting the game on
We're either City supporters or we're not! The FA Cup is still a big event in the footballing calendar (see the clamour for tickets for the 2008 Final for evidence) and if you're not going because it isn't a 'freebie' rather than other (probably the case) reasons, then I fin that disappointing!
Im still waiting for the greedy bas... to refund tbe difference after i renewed and we got relegated from prem few years ago.no loyalty from me anymore. They just a bunch of money grabbing ba.... i buy my seaon ticktet and thats my lot.
Sat Jan 06, 2018 1:56 pm
Sven wrote:blue lagoon wrote:Sven wrote:blue lagoon wrote:Why should i have to pay to watch cup games. Should be included in my season ticket. No thank you! !
Bit of a sad response to be fair, as you agreed your season ticket conditions when you bought it pre-season. The club have done their bit by charging only £10 for adults/£3 for kids and there are still costs involved in putting the game on
We're either City supporters or we're not! The FA Cup is still a big event in the footballing calendar (see the clamour for tickets for the 2008 Final for evidence) and if you're not going because it isn't a 'freebie' rather than other (probably the case) reasons, then I fin that disappointing!
Im still waiting for the greedy bas... to refund tbe difference after i renewed and we got relegated from prem few years ago.no loyalty from me anymore. They just a bunch of money grabbing ba.... i buy my seaon ticktet and thats my lot.
The club owed you nothing; it was a chance you took...like the rest of us!![]()
As I said, you're either a supporter or you're not and the club are not at fault charging £10 today!![]()
"Come for a freebie....I'll only come for a freebie...come for a freeeebie!"![]()
Sat Jan 06, 2018 2:08 pm
Sat Jan 06, 2018 2:10 pm
Sven wrote:blue lagoon wrote:Sven wrote:blue lagoon wrote:Why should i have to pay to watch cup games. Should be included in my season ticket. No thank you! !
Bit of a sad response to be fair, as you agreed your season ticket conditions when you bought it pre-season. The club have done their bit by charging only £10 for adults/£3 for kids and there are still costs involved in putting the game on
We're either City supporters or we're not! The FA Cup is still a big event in the footballing calendar (see the clamour for tickets for the 2008 Final for evidence) and if you're not going because it isn't a 'freebie' rather than other (probably the case) reasons, then I fin that disappointing!
Im still waiting for the greedy bas... to refund tbe difference after i renewed and we got relegated from prem few years ago.no loyalty from me anymore. They just a bunch of money grabbing ba.... i buy my seaon ticktet and thats my lot.
The club owed you nothing; it was a chance you took...like the rest of us!![]()
As I said, you're either a supporter or you're not and the club are not at fault charging £10 today!![]()
"Come for a freebie....I'll only come for a freebie...come for a freeeebie!"![]()
Sat Jan 06, 2018 3:03 pm
MalagaCF wrote:blue lagoon wrote:Why should i have to pay to watch cup games. Should be included in my season ticket. No thank you! !
Malaga give all cup games free as well.
They don't do match day programmes now, but when they did, they were free and you picked one up at the turnstile.
British football is now all about making money unfortunately and its us fans paying for it whilst the players earn millions a year.
I blame the fans for paying.
Sat Jan 06, 2018 8:17 pm
Sat Jan 06, 2018 9:05 pm
Sat Jan 06, 2018 9:57 pm
blue lagoon wrote:Sven wrote:blue lagoon wrote:Sven wrote:blue lagoon wrote:Why should i have to pay to watch cup games. Should be included in my season ticket. No thank you! !
Bit of a sad response to be fair, as you agreed your season ticket conditions when you bought it pre-season. The club have done their bit by charging only £10 for adults/£3 for kids and there are still costs involved in putting the game on
We're either City supporters or we're not! The FA Cup is still a big event in the footballing calendar (see the clamour for tickets for the 2008 Final for evidence) and if you're not going because it isn't a 'freebie' rather than other (probably the case) reasons, then I fin that disappointing!
Im still waiting for the greedy bas... to refund tbe difference after i renewed and we got relegated from prem few years ago.no loyalty from me anymore. They just a bunch of money grabbing ba.... i buy my seaon ticktet and thats my lot.
The club owed you nothing; it was a chance you took...like the rest of us!![]()
As I said, you're either a supporter or you're not and the club are not at fault charging £10 today!![]()
"Come for a freebie....I'll only come for a freebie...come for a freeeebie!"![]()
That's why me and so many feel no loyalty back the other way. Wave your flags and sing the songs but at the end of the day we all just numbers.
Enough is enough you greedy bast... enough is enough
But hey like I said your hard earned money goes to a good cause. The hard up footballer needs to be subsidised by the me the cash cow
Sun Jan 07, 2018 3:32 pm
Sun Jan 07, 2018 3:53 pm
Blue_Barber wrote:A lot of clubs do Cup tickets free up to the semis