People said I only supported Chelsea when Abramovich took over = wrong.LoyalRoyalFan wrote:Rattled much?![]()
Taking pictures of 2 or 3 tickets from the last few years to prove your a 'fan'
People say I never go = wrong.
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People said I only supported Chelsea when Abramovich took over = wrong.LoyalRoyalFan wrote:Rattled much?![]()
Taking pictures of 2 or 3 tickets from the last few years to prove your a 'fan'
Because Arsenal set ticket prices at a much lower level and use the Cup as a chance for those who can't normally afford to go to attend. £20 upper tier, £10 lower tier with half price for under 16s and over-65s all over the ground.Victor Meldrew wrote:I don't recall TMD posting on here about the attendances which is one of his pet things.
Doing a quick bit of maths, City had a higher percentage attendance than Man Utd and Arsenal had a much bigger crowd than Man Utd and they were only playing Coventry.
Highly commendable at the EmiratesAlexander Litvinenko wrote:Because Arsenal set ticket prices at a much lower level and use the Cup as a chance for those who can't normally afford to go to attend. £20 upper tier, £10 lower tier with half price for under 16s and over-65s all over the ground.Victor Meldrew wrote:I don't recall TMD posting on here about the attendances which is one of his pet things.
Doing a quick bit of maths, City had a higher percentage attendance than Man Utd and Arsenal had a much bigger crowd than Man Utd and they were only playing Coventry.
Two adults plus two kids and two grandparents (a six-person, three-generation group) go for £40 - that's £5 less than for a single ticket in the away end at OT.
Man Utd prices were £30-52 for adults, £16-22 for under-17s & over-65s, and £23-39.50 for 18-20yrs.
I was going to say about your PS skillz, cos that middle ticket (the more I look at it) appears to be "floating"No Fixed Abode wrote:


Out of interest what part of west London are you from?No Fixed Abode wrote:People said I only supported Chelsea when Abramovich took over = wrong.LoyalRoyalFan wrote:Rattled much?![]()
Taking pictures of 2 or 3 tickets from the last few years to prove your a 'fan'
People say I never go = wrong.
Next.
30,000 empty seats, are you oxf*rd sure?TheMaraudingDog wrote:Man United v Newcastle Utd Capital One Cup, Attendance 46,000.
Man City v Dortmund Champions League, Attendance 43,000.
Newcastle took 600 while Dortmund took 3k absolute min.
They need a new centre half tbh and believe it or not i think they miss Barry in the middlefacaldaqui wrote:Did anyone else sense that the squad got weakened in the summer? For me, Johnson is better than Sinclair, De Jong than Rodwell.
Maybe something has happened with Lescott and Mancini - he mentioned in his interview last night about "problems" within the squad and that they were his problems and he will sort them out.......Hoop Blah wrote:Lescott was good last season and I think him missing out is quite harsh. They do need more strength in depth though, but I can't say I'm too impressed with the lad who's come in (can't remember his name)
With the recession and high ticket prices, it's not surprise attendances were down for this match.TheMaraudingDog wrote:Man United v Newcastle Utd Capital One Cup, Attendance 46,000.
Man City v Dortmund Champions League, Attendance 43,000.
Newcastle took 600 while Dortmund took 3k absolute min.

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