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Superb performance from the lads tonight!
Gotta be a chance of Wembley now!

Here's the ticket details for the Reading tie (Apologies if posted elsewhere)
Apparently 3rd tier CB + East have to relocate?? WTF!!
Happy to have my regular seat in 217!

Below are the ticket details and criteria for the FA Cup sponsored by E.ON Round 6 match between City and Reading. The game, which kicks off at 4.45pm on Sunday, March 13, 2011.
If the supporter number used is that of an Adult, then only an Adult ticket may be purchased. This also applies to under 16’s and Over 65’s.

Please note Seasoncard holders in Level 3 of the Colin Bell and East Stands will need to relocate for this fixture.

Cup Games Direct members with seats located in Level 3 of the Colin Bell and East Stands will need to contact Supporter Services on 0870 062 1894, option 2 or visit the Stadium Box Office from the March 5 to relocate to another area of the stadium.

All other Cup Games Direct members will have their regular seat allocated automatically as normal for this fixture.

Tickets are available online @ www.mcfc.co.uk, by telephone on 0870 062 1894 (option 1)* and to personal callers to the box office above the CityStore at the stadium for supporters that meet the following criteria:

Seasoncard holders: Claim your seat – Thursday 3rd & Friday 4th March

Seasoncard holders: East/Colin Bell Stand Level 3 relocates – Saturday 5th March

All Citycard/Live4City holders: Sunday 6th March (9am-1pm)

Accesscard/ Open Sale – Sunday 6th March (from 1pm)

Ticket prices as follows:

North/South Stand Level 1:

£15.00: Adults

£10.00: 16-21yrs/Over 65s

£5.00: Under 16s

Colin Bell/East Stand Level 1

£17.50: Adults

£15.00: 16-21yrs/Over 65s

£10.00: Under 16s

Level 2 – All areas

£25.00: Adults

£20.00: 16-21yrs/Over 65s

£10.00: Under 16s

Supporters purchasing tickets for this match will receive 50 loyalty points.

*There is a £2.00 booking fee per ticket on all telephone bookings.

Have got my fingers crossed for another revolution flare up I have to confess!

From that it looks like Reading fans are being located in the gods. Let's hope after all the bitching and moaning about away fans being moved that we sell out for this game and generate an atmosphere.

no mention of south stand relocations, so the reading fans aren't going there. Wonder if the usual away fan allocation in the south will be for city fans? Could be brilliant, but the best atmosphere's require noisy away fans.

One game away from a first trip to the new wembley, so it should be full!

Semi against the rags would mean 50k each. Fuck me.

simon12 wrote:Semi against the rags would mean 50k each. Fuck me.

Nah, 10,000 each and 80,000 'corporates', many of which will be empty!

john@staustell wrote:

simon12 wrote:Semi against the rags would mean 50k each. Fuck me.

Nah, 10,000 each and 80,000 'corporates', many of which will be empty!

Anyone know what the actual numbers will be?

ashton287 wrote:

john@staustell wrote:

simon12 wrote:Semi against the rags would mean 50k each. Fuck me.

Nah, 10,000 each and 80,000 'corporates', many of which will be empty!

Anyone know what the actual numbers will be?

I'd imagine something like 25k each and 30k+ corporate

Fuck me, that's cheap!

Happy days 15 notes for my seat,Im down.

Will get my seat this evening.

Great idea if away fans are in 3rd tier. They should have done that from day 1 at Eastlands and been made permanent

Blue2 wrote:Great idea if away fans are in 3rd tier. They should have done that from day 1 at Eastlands and been made permanent

Where are the living dead gonna sit?

lets all have a disco wrote:

Blue2 wrote:Great idea if away fans are in 3rd tier. They should have done that from day 1 at Eastlands and been made permanent

Where are the living dead gonna sit?

The living can go in the away part of south stand and the living dead near the family stand or put all livinng dead in one of the upper tiers as one upper will be enough for most away fans.

Blue2 wrote:

lets all have a disco wrote:

Blue2 wrote:Great idea if away fans are in 3rd tier. They should have done that from day 1 at Eastlands and been made permanent

Where are the living dead gonna sit?

The living can go in the away part of south stand and the living dead near the family stand or put all livinng dead in one of the upper tiers as one upper will be enough for most away fans.

Sounds good to me mate.

It should be permanent,the whole South Stand should be Blue.

Blue2 wrote:Great idea if away fans are in 3rd tier. They should have done that from day 1 at Eastlands and been made permanent

Without the away fans on the bottom tier the atmosphere will die like it did last season when they tried it

ashton287 wrote:

john@staustell wrote:

simon12 wrote:Semi against the rags would mean 50k each. Fuck me.

Nah, 10,000 each and 80,000 'corporates', many of which will be empty!

Anyone know what the actual numbers will be?

I was under the impression that we would get more tickets for a semi final that we would for a final. Im sure Villa struggled to flog there allocation last season in their semi.

Surely they wont be on the third tier :S The south stand only make a sound when they have away fans to banter with.

Poznan third tier were spitting down on blues below!

I dont want to reserve my season card because its a shit seat and im sick of the hassle of being told to sit down, so looks like I'll have to wait.

Please note Seasoncard holders in Level 3 of the Colin Bell and East Stands will need to relocate for this fixture. Reading fans will occuoy the normal away section.

so we will not have a full house then, this is to make the ground look full as plenty of empty seats was on view last night in the 1st and 2nd tier. so the most cityn think we will get is about 35k

CITYSTEVEDON wrote:Please note Seasoncard holders in Level 3 of the Colin Bell and East Stands will need to relocate for this fixture. Reading fans will occuoy the normal away section.

so we will not have a full house then, this is to make the ground look full as plenty of empty seats was on view last night in the 1st and 2nd tier. so the most cityn think we will get is about 35k

We got 36,748 against Aris so surely we will get more than that for this one, especially at those prices!

ashton287 wrote:

john@staustell wrote:

simon12 wrote:Semi against the rags would mean 50k each. Fuck me.

Nah, 10,000 each and 80,000 'corporates', many of which will be empty!

Anyone know what the actual numbers will be?

Found these numbers and prices from last year:

Saturday April 10 - ko 5pm
FA Cup Semi-Final
Wembley Stadium
Ticket Allocation: 31,837

Season Card Holder Ticket Prices

Cat 1 - £60 (adults), £50 (concessions)
Cat 2 - £50 (adults), £40 (concessions)
Cat 3 - £40 (adults), £30 (concessions)
Cat 4 - £30 (adults), £20 (concessions)
Concessions - Under 16s/Young Adults/Students (with NUS)/Armed Forces /Over 65s



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