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Away Fans at the Etihad

PostPosted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 12:42 pm
by Wonderwall
The away support has been very hit and miss this season, Newcastle for the first game failed to sell their allocation, sunderland have given back half of the tickets so the south stand sop tier is now all city. Stoke have also handed tickets back. Our ticket prices are one of the most reasonable considering the facilities and the football. I just dont get why some teams away support is so poor.

On another note, the chavs will have double the amount they did last night for the cup game so at least we will be able to give them double grief and I hope that Twat Denis Wise is there again, he was giving it large to the City fans last night.

He was in the glass box behind 212 for BEin sports channel

Re: Away Fans at the Etihad

PostPosted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 12:45 pm
by Ted Hughes
Wonderwall wrote:The away support has been very hit and miss this season, Newcastle for the first game failed to sell their allocation, sunderland have given back half of the tickets so the south stand sop tier is now all city. Stoke have also handed tickets back. Our ticket prices are one of the most reasonable considering the facilities and the football. I just dont get why some teams away support is so poor.

On another note, the chavs will have double the amount they did last night for the cup game so at least we will be able to give them double grief and I hope that Twat Denis Wise is there again, he was giving it large to the City fans last night.

He was in the glass box behind 212 for BEin sports channel


Chelsea had a lot of empty seats on the upper tier last night.

Re: Away Fans at the Etihad

PostPosted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 2:02 pm
by DoomMerchant
Ted Hughes wrote:
Wonderwall wrote:The away support has been very hit and miss this season, Newcastle for the first game failed to sell their allocation, sunderland have given back half of the tickets so the south stand sop tier is now all city. Stoke have also handed tickets back. Our ticket prices are one of the most reasonable considering the facilities and the football. I just dont get why some teams away support is so poor.

On another note, the chavs will have double the amount they did last night for the cup game so at least we will be able to give them double grief and I hope that Twat Denis Wise is there again, he was giving it large to the City fans last night.

He was in the glass box behind 212 for BEin sports channel


Chelsea had a lot of empty seats on the upper tier last night.


Tangentially, i was curious about a point -- the play by play cunt calling the match with Tim "Fucking. Stop. Talking. Forever" Howard said at about 88 minutes that City fans were streaming out of the stadium. Any truth in that or just some fucktard sticking the knife in as the usual early leavers did their thing?

cheers

Re: Away Fans at the Etihad

PostPosted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 2:08 pm
by Ted Hughes
DoomMerchant wrote:
Ted Hughes wrote:
Wonderwall wrote:The away support has been very hit and miss this season, Newcastle for the first game failed to sell their allocation, sunderland have given back half of the tickets so the south stand sop tier is now all city. Stoke have also handed tickets back. Our ticket prices are one of the most reasonable considering the facilities and the football. I just dont get why some teams away support is so poor.

On another note, the chavs will have double the amount they did last night for the cup game so at least we will be able to give them double grief and I hope that Twat Denis Wise is there again, he was giving it large to the City fans last night.

He was in the glass box behind 212 for BEin sports channel


Chelsea had a lot of empty seats on the upper tier last night.


Tangentially, i was curious about a point -- the play by play cunt calling the match with Tim "Fucking. Stop. Talking. Forever" Howard said at about 88 minutes that City fans were streaming out of the stadium. Any truth in that or just some fucktard sticking the knife in as the usual early leavers did their thing?

cheers


True, City fans were streaming out of the stadium, thousands of them. But they do when we're 6-0 up. The team usually waves to about 10k when they leave the pitch, the rest have fucked off down the tunnel.

They all have sick grandmothers/important appointments/kids who have to go to bed 10 mins earlier than if they stayed til the end etc etc. Some will come on here & tell you all about it if you mention it enough.

Re: Away Fans at the Etihad

PostPosted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 2:31 pm
by ross.mcfc
Wonderwall wrote:The away support has been very hit and miss this season, Newcastle for the first game failed to sell their allocation, sunderland have given back half of the tickets so the south stand sop tier is now all city. Stoke have also handed tickets back. Our ticket prices are one of the most reasonable considering the facilities and the football. I just dont get why some teams away support is so poor.


You have picked two teams from poorer areas in the country. Considering it normally seems to be working class people who go to football games most people will have to weigh up if it is worth spending 70/80 quid on a day out to watch their team take a beating. I know I would not.

I recall being at Reading away under Sven and getting a beating by a poor side. I was sitting next to a husband and wife with two young boys. They looked like they did not have a penny to rub together and the kids looks severely malnourished and did not even have proper winter clothes on a very cold day. I sat there wondering how much they spent on coming down to London for a day for a game of football. Everyone has their own priorities but I can't say wasting money on a meaningless game your side is going to lose is one of mine.

Re: Away Fans at the Etihad

PostPosted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 2:40 pm
by Wonderwall
ross.mcfc wrote:
Wonderwall wrote:The away support has been very hit and miss this season, Newcastle for the first game failed to sell their allocation, sunderland have given back half of the tickets so the south stand sop tier is now all city. Stoke have also handed tickets back. Our ticket prices are one of the most reasonable considering the facilities and the football. I just dont get why some teams away support is so poor.


You have picked two teams from poorer areas in the country. Considering it normally seems to be working class people who go to football games most people will have to weigh up if it is worth spending 70/80 quid on a day out to watch their team take a beating. I know I would not.

I recall being at Reading away under Sven and getting a beating by a poor side. I was sitting next to a husband and wife with two young boys. They looked like they did not have a penny to rub together and the kids looks severely malnourished and did not even have proper winter clothes on a very cold day. I sat there wondering how much they spent on coming down to London for a day for a game of football. Everyone has their own priorities but I can't say wasting money on a meaningless game your side is going to lose is one of mine.


picked those two because they have been to the ETIHAD and Newcastle have over 50k averge attendance this season, its not all poor people with flat caps and whippets. Sunderland have over 40k average attendace too, they are both in the top 7 of best supported clubs.

Re: Away Fans at the Etihad

PostPosted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 3:11 pm
by DoomMerchant
Ted Hughes wrote:
DoomMerchant wrote:
Ted Hughes wrote:
Wonderwall wrote:The away support has been very hit and miss this season, Newcastle for the first game failed to sell their allocation, sunderland have given back half of the tickets so the south stand sop tier is now all city. Stoke have also handed tickets back. Our ticket prices are one of the most reasonable considering the facilities and the football. I just dont get why some teams away support is so poor.

On another note, the chavs will have double the amount they did last night for the cup game so at least we will be able to give them double grief and I hope that Twat Denis Wise is there again, he was giving it large to the City fans last night.

He was in the glass box behind 212 for BEin sports channel


Chelsea had a lot of empty seats on the upper tier last night.


Tangentially, i was curious about a point -- the play by play cunt calling the match with Tim "Fucking. Stop. Talking. Forever" Howard said at about 88 minutes that City fans were streaming out of the stadium. Any truth in that or just some fucktard sticking the knife in as the usual early leavers did their thing?

cheers


True, City fans were streaming out of the stadium, thousands of them. But they do when we're 6-0 up. The team usually waves to about 10k when they leave the pitch, the rest have fucked off down the tunnel.

They all have sick grandmothers/important appointments/kids who have to go to bed 10 mins earlier than if they stayed til the end etc etc. Some will come on here & tell you all about it if you mention it enough.


Sad.

Re: Away Fans at the Etihad

PostPosted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 4:50 pm
by City64
Bayern fans were awesome .

Domestically probably Palace fans not too long ago , they were quality .

Re: Away Fans at the Etihad

PostPosted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 5:55 pm
by BlueinBosnia
Wonderwall wrote:
ross.mcfc wrote:You have picked two teams from poorer areas in the country. Considering it normally seems to be working class people who go to football games most people will have to weigh up if it is worth spending 70/80 quid on a day out to watch their team take a beating. I know I would not.


picked those two because they have been to the ETIHAD and Newcastle have over 50k averge attendance this season, its not all poor people with flat caps and whippets. Sunderland have over 40k average attendace too, they are both in the top 7 of best supported clubs.

There's generally quite a difference between regular home attendees of games and those who can afford to regularly travel away. Also, due to the (relative) isolation of the North East, there may be less of a cultural trend to travel to away matches for these clubs. Anyone know what their away attendances are like at similar-sized and larger stadiums/away allocations outside of London?

Re: Away Fans at the Etihad

PostPosted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 6:00 pm
by Wonderwall
here are some stats, no idea how they work these out?

http://www.worldfootball.net/attendance ... 13-2014/2/

Re: Away Fans at the Etihad

PostPosted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 6:06 pm
by BlueinBosnia
Wonderwall wrote:here are some stats, no idea how they work these out?

http://www.worldfootball.net/attendance ... 13-2014/2/


Those are just attendances at matches where the team plays away, i.e. home fans + away fans. If you look, the total for away attendances is the same.

Re: Away Fans at the Etihad

PostPosted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 6:23 pm
by patrickblue
Ted Hughes wrote:
DoomMerchant wrote:
Ted Hughes wrote:
Wonderwall wrote:The away support has been very hit and miss this season, Newcastle for the first game failed to sell their allocation, sunderland have given back half of the tickets so the south stand sop tier is now all city. Stoke have also handed tickets back. Our ticket prices are one of the most reasonable considering the facilities and the football. I just dont get why some teams away support is so poor.

On another note, the chavs will have double the amount they did last night for the cup game so at least we will be able to give them double grief and I hope that Twat Denis Wise is there again, he was giving it large to the City fans last night.

He was in the glass box behind 212 for BEin sports channel


Chelsea had a lot of empty seats on the upper tier last night.


Tangentially, i was curious about a point -- the play by play cunt calling the match with Tim "Fucking. Stop. Talking. Forever" Howard said at about 88 minutes that City fans were streaming out of the stadium. Any truth in that or just some fucktard sticking the knife in as the usual early leavers did their thing?

cheers


True, City fans were streaming out of the stadium, thousands of them. But they do when we're 6-0 up. The team usually waves to about 10k when they leave the pitch, the rest have fucked off down the tunnel.

They all have sick grandmothers/important appointments/kids who have to go to bed 10 mins earlier than if they stayed til the end etc etc. Some will come on here & tell you all about it if you mention it enough.


Don't fucking start me on that again. It's just embarrassing.

Re: Away Fans at the Etihad

PostPosted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 7:43 pm
by Twobob
Ted Hughes wrote: True, City fans were streaming out of the stadium, thousands of them. But they do when we're 6-0 up. The team usually waves to about 10k when they leave the pitch, the rest have fucked off down the tunnel. They all have sick grandmothers/important appointments/kids who have to go to bed 10 mins earlier than if they stayed til the end etc etc. Some will come on here & tell you all about it if you mention it enough.


Fucking love it - good man! Made me laugh.

But then i am also one of the sad fuckers who gets pissed off when the ill and fucked stream out early, i'm sure it was a sad bastard I was called or could have been some thing else - its usually along those lines :-)

Re: Away Fans at the Etihad

PostPosted: Tue Feb 04, 2014 7:46 pm
by Twobob
Wonderwall wrote:The away support has been very hit and miss this season, Newcastle for the first game failed to sell their allocation, sunderland have given back half of the tickets so the south stand sop tier is now all city. Stoke have also handed tickets back. Our ticket prices are one of the most reasonable considering the facilities and the football. I just dont get why some teams away support is so poor. On another note, the chavs will have double the amount they did last night for the cup game so at least we will be able to give them double grief and I hope that Twat Denis Wise is there again, he was giving it large to the City fans last night. He was in the glass box behind 212 for BEin sports channel


We really need to carry on the Josey Maureenio Shit Football chant at the twats - they really did get upset about that one haha - hit a raw nerve!

Oh and what was their 'we're going to bounce' 'we're going to bounce' ditty all about? They sung it a few times and then proceeded to .. Wait for it ... Bounce up and down. Fucking glad they pre-warned me...