Man City Tickets

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Re: Man City Tickets

by Maguire » 04 Mar 2011 17:11

Banding of 1600 followed by 600 is a bit :|

Fair enough giving the loyal supporters first dibs but it's going to be a 12:01am scramble for the remainder.

Nice move with the coaches, not that i'd want to travel up on one.

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Re: Man City Tickets

by Seal » 04 Mar 2011 17:12

Well fcuk that.

2,800? What a joke.

Free coach travel is a nice gesture, but why have it exactly match the number of tickets available? Screws anyone who doesn't live in Reading / has slightly less member points.

I have somewhere between 600-1600 points, which means waiting until Tuesday. No way I am booking a train ticket with no guarantee of getting a ticket to the match. So if I wait until then a) my train ticket will probably be north of a ton and b) that gives RFC and Royal Mail less than 3 days to combine forces and get the tickets to me before the end of the working week.

Only RFC could try and do something really nice for the fans and manage to end up a laughing stock.

2,800 tickets for a weekend FA Cup Quarter Final. Embarrassing. How many did Notts County take for a 4th round game on a Sunday? 4,500.

Oh well. Got a big night out on Saturday anyway so now I have an extra ton to put towards it and my hangover will be on the sofa rather than train.

*heads to excuses thread*

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Re: Man City Tickets

by Ferris » 04 Mar 2011 17:13

RoyalBlue People will say they want to travel on the coach (because they have nothing to lose) and then not turn up as they decide to take the car, get a lift with their mate etc.



Was thinking of doing this tbf.

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Re: Man City Tickets

by southbank1871 » 04 Mar 2011 17:14

Seal Well fcuk that.

2,800? What a joke.

Free coach travel is a nice gesture, but why have it exactly match the number of tickets available? Screws anyone who doesn't live in Reading / has slightly less member points.

I have somewhere between 600-1600 points, which means waiting until Tuesday. No way I am booking a train ticket with no guarantee of getting a ticket to the match. So if I wait until then a) my train ticket will probably be north of a ton and b) that gives RFC and Royal Mail less than 3 days to combine forces and get the tickets to me before the end of the working week.

Only RFC could try and do something really nice for the fans and manage to end up a laughing stock.

2,800 tickets for a weekend FA Cup Quarter Final. Embarrassing. How many did Notts County take for a 4th round game on a Sunday? 4,500.

Oh well. Got a big night out on Saturday anyway so now I have an extra ton to put towards it and my hangover will be on the sofa rather than train.

*heads to excuses thread*


Pretty much +1 here. Fukking Boyd Butler.

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Re: Man City Tickets

by biscuitman » 04 Mar 2011 17:15

Seal and for everyone else.

2,800 is the initial allocation. We can get upto 5,800 if the demand is there. Official.


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Re: Man City Tickets

by The Real Sandhurst Royal » 04 Mar 2011 17:16

floyd__streete wrote: All very well saying you can ask for more tickets dependent on demand but you're creating a logistical nightmare given you have a week to sell them.


Have I missed something.....Where does it state the club can request more tickets?

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Re: Man City Tickets

by Maguire » 04 Mar 2011 17:16

I'll have >1600 points if I renew my season ticket.

The sneaky fukkers :!:

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Re: Man City Tickets

by southbank1871 » 04 Mar 2011 17:16

Official from whom?

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Re: Man City Tickets

by Ferris » 04 Mar 2011 17:17

biscuitman Seal and for everyone else.

2,800 is the initial allocation. We can get upto 5,800 if the demand is there. Official.


How do you know this :?:


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Re: Man City Tickets

by PEARCEY » 04 Mar 2011 17:17

biscuitman Seal and for everyone else.

2,800 is the initial allocation. We can get upto 5,800 if the demand is there. Official.


Fair enough but its leaving it late to get the tickets in the post/make travel arrangements.
It should have been quicker than this.
I for one have just changed my weekend arrangments for next weekend and now have no idea whether I have wasted my time in doing so.

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Re: Man City Tickets

by biscuitman » 04 Mar 2011 17:18

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Re: Man City Tickets

by RoyalBlue » 04 Mar 2011 17:18

Seal Well fcuk that.

2,800? What a joke.

Free coach travel is a nice gesture, but why have it exactly match the number of tickets available? Screws anyone who doesn't live in Reading / has slightly less member points.

I have somewhere between 600-1600 points, which means waiting until Tuesday. No way I am booking a train ticket with no guarantee of getting a ticket to the match. So if I wait until then a) my train ticket will probably be north of a ton and b) that gives RFC and Royal Mail less than 3 days to combine forces and get the tickets to me before the end of the working week.

Only RFC could try and do something really nice for the fans and manage to end up a laughing stock.



My student son will now face the same problem with increasing train fares and it's quite likely all three of us will now miss out on tickets, despite having 1500+ points!

No doubt having stayed up till midnight on Monday, people will find the website crashes under the demand! :twisted:

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Re: Man City Tickets

by mr_number » 04 Mar 2011 17:18

The issue for many people is that if we only find out we can get a ticket on Tuesday or Wednesday, a train ticket from London will be insanely expensive.


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Re: Man City Tickets

by The Real Sandhurst Royal » 04 Mar 2011 17:18

biscuitman wrote: 2,800 is the initial allocation. We can get upto 5,800 if the demand is there. Official.


Where in the club statement is this official?

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Re: Man City Tickets

by PEARCEY » 04 Mar 2011 17:19

The club have under-estimated the interest there will be in attending this claim. I reckon we would sell between 4000 to 5000 tickets.

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Re: Man City Tickets

by RoyalBlue » 04 Mar 2011 17:19

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So why the f*ck did they forget to mention it in the statement on the official website?!

Has someone from the club been monitoring HNA, suddenly realised they've just scored another brilliant own goal and rushed out a response on Facebook?

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Re: Man City Tickets

by leicsRoyal » 04 Mar 2011 17:20

biscuitman Seal and for everyone else.

2,800 is the initial allocation. We can get upto 5,800 if the demand is there. Official.



That's a lot of coaches! :shock:

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Re: Man City Tickets

by PieEater » 04 Mar 2011 17:21

Good gesture for the free travel, I may actually go now.

But WTF about not being able to book it online, how difficult would it be to add a check box to a web page? Meltdown on the phones on Monday.
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Re: Man City Tickets

by southbank1871 » 04 Mar 2011 17:21

PEARCEY The club have under-estimated the interest there will be in attending this claim. I reckon we would sell between 4000 to 5000 tickets.


Particularly as they're offering free coach travel to the first 2800.

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Re: Man City Tickets

by Seal » 04 Mar 2011 17:22

floyd__streete Could any other club make such a consistent balls up of things as RFC does?

Free coach travel - FANTASTIC, well done.

2,800 tickets? You idiots. You could flog 5,000 based on free flippin' travel. This is going to be absolute carve up now. All very well saying you can ask for more tickets dependent on demand but you're creating a logistical nightmare given you have a week to sell them.

Luckily for me I am in the 1600 bracket 8)


Reconciliation is in the air Floyd. I agree 100%.

Apart from the 1600 points bit :?

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