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Any ideas as to when they are gonna be revealed? And how much are they bumping them up by?

Usually after the most crushing defeat of the season

Same as last year i reckon 7% rise.


I'd be VERY suprised if it was the same as this year.

Given the capacity increase and thus additional seating, AND the fact that they want to potentially add more seats, AND given the rather subpar fare this season - yes I know we are still 2nd but expectations have been raised around here and we cant keep harping back to 1999 - Id be "hopeful" that prices are frozen.

We keep reading about how we have a new Official "Bicycle Repair Kit Partner" in Singapore and rumours of a huge link up with Citi Bank are circulating too. Add in the new Gazillions TV deal and youd hope that in order to encourage the paying fan, we wouldn't be tapped again.

Yes I know Im dreaming here and it wont happen, but prices shouldn't be raised when you look at the whole thing and what we've watched this past season.

Goaters 103 wrote:Given the capacity increase and thus additional seating, AND the fact that they want to potentially add more seats, AND given the rather subpar fare this season - yes I know we are still 2nd but expectations have been raised around here and we cant keep harping back to 1999 - Id be "hopeful" that prices are frozen.

We keep reading about how we have a new Official "Bicycle Repair Kit Partner" in Singapore and rumours of a huge link up with Citi Bank are circulating too. Add in the new Gazillions TV deal and youd hope that in order to encourage the paying fan, we wouldn't be tapped again.

Yes I know Im dreaming here and it wont happen, but prices shouldn't be raised when you look at the whole thing and what we've watched this past season.

The Citibank thing is weird, I didn't think the relations between Citibank and AD were exactly friendly following the massive investment balls up!!

I think you will see a price freeze apart from the standard first come first served handful of cheap £299 tickets. Then there will be the mass hysteria regarding the relocation of the middle tier due to the 50% price hike to get it all corporate.

Goaters 103 wrote:Given the capacity increase and thus additional seating, AND the fact that they want to potentially add more seats, AND given the rather subpar fare this season - yes I know we are still 2nd but expectations have been raised around here and we cant keep harping back to 1999 - Id be "hopeful" that prices are frozen.

We keep reading about how we have a new Official "Bicycle Repair Kit Partner" in Singapore and rumours of a huge link up with Citi Bank are circulating too. Add in the new Gazillions TV deal and youd hope that in order to encourage the paying fan, we wouldn't be tapped again.

Yes I know Im dreaming here and it wont happen, but prices shouldn't be raised when you look at the whole thing and what we've watched this past season.

If we do have substantial funds available in the summer, for new transfers, it would be rather nice if the Club were to consider allocating some of that money to actually reduce ticket prices.

It wouldn't necessarily have to be by much but it would be a nice way of siding with the fans, especially after the disappointing season we're having.

Wonderwall wrote:

Goaters 103 wrote:Given the capacity increase and thus additional seating, AND the fact that they want to potentially add more seats, AND given the rather subpar fare this season - yes I know we are still 2nd but expectations have been raised around here and we cant keep harping back to 1999 - Id be "hopeful" that prices are frozen.

We keep reading about how we have a new Official "Bicycle Repair Kit Partner" in Singapore and rumours of a huge link up with Citi Bank are circulating too. Add in the new Gazillions TV deal and youd hope that in order to encourage the paying fan, we wouldn't be tapped again.

Yes I know Im dreaming here and it wont happen, but prices shouldn't be raised when you look at the whole thing and what we've watched this past season.

The Citibank thing is weird, I didn't think the relations between Citibank and AD were exactly friendly following the massive investment balls up!!

I think you will see a price freeze apart from the standard first come first served handful of cheap £299 tickets. Then there will be the mass hysteria regarding the relocation of the middle tier due to the 50% price hike to get it all corporate.

there's another chunky deal out there in the $10s million that will be announced very soon...

Wonderwall wrote:

Goaters 103 wrote:Given the capacity increase and thus additional seating, AND the fact that they want to potentially add more seats, AND given the rather subpar fare this season - yes I know we are still 2nd but expectations have been raised around here and we cant keep harping back to 1999 - Id be "hopeful" that prices are frozen.

We keep reading about how we have a new Official "Bicycle Repair Kit Partner" in Singapore and rumours of a huge link up with Citi Bank are circulating too. Add in the new Gazillions TV deal and youd hope that in order to encourage the paying fan, we wouldn't be tapped again.

Yes I know Im dreaming here and it wont happen, but prices shouldn't be raised when you look at the whole thing and what we've watched this past season.

The Citibank thing is weird, I didn't think the relations between Citibank and AD were exactly friendly following the massive investment balls up!!

I think you will see a price freeze apart from the standard first come first served handful of cheap £299 tickets. Then there will be the mass hysteria regarding the relocation of the middle tier due to the 50% price hike to get it all corporate.

I think the middle tier thing is unavoidable. One of the biggest differences between City & the rags is matchday income & that is the best area to maximise it. Not just now, but in the future. If the sides did end up being expanded, they could build all kinds of shit onto there.

They probably feel they have everything in place to eventually pack the corporate areas & charge plenty for it.

Ted Hughes wrote:

Wonderwall wrote:

Goaters 103 wrote:Given the capacity increase and thus additional seating, AND the fact that they want to potentially add more seats, AND given the rather subpar fare this season - yes I know we are still 2nd but expectations have been raised around here and we cant keep harping back to 1999 - Id be "hopeful" that prices are frozen.

We keep reading about how we have a new Official "Bicycle Repair Kit Partner" in Singapore and rumours of a huge link up with Citi Bank are circulating too. Add in the new Gazillions TV deal and youd hope that in order to encourage the paying fan, we wouldn't be tapped again.

Yes I know Im dreaming here and it wont happen, but prices shouldn't be raised when you look at the whole thing and what we've watched this past season.

The Citibank thing is weird, I didn't think the relations between Citibank and AD were exactly friendly following the massive investment balls up!!

I think you will see a price freeze apart from the standard first come first served handful of cheap £299 tickets. Then there will be the mass hysteria regarding the relocation of the middle tier due to the 50% price hike to get it all corporate.

I think the middle tier thing is unavoidable. One of the biggest differences between City & the rags is matchday income & that is the best area to maximise it. Not just now, but in the future. If the sides did end up being expanded, they could build all kinds of shit onto there.

They probably feel they have everything in place to eventually pack the corporate areas & charge plenty for it.

im hoping theres no massive price hike for the middle tier im in the corner of the cb/south stand, i might get away from being moved but might have to if the price shoots up, unless they give us a season ticket reduction for us to move because of the corporate fuckers

Sadly Ted is spot on about the middle tiers and corporate fuckers.

Im in level 2 in the North Stand/Family Stand and love our current seats, but fear the time will come soon when Im banished up to the third tier due to costs.

Champions League football is no more for me next season anyway due to costs/standard and next thing will be domestic Cup games which wont be hard to sacrifice given Citys approach to them this season.

I personally dont see what all the fuss is about, the 3rd tier is a great view, I have been on all of the tiers and in all stands and I would say tier 2 and 3 are better than tier 1 for football viewing but tier 1 is better for atmosphere.

Been told CB 222 going up from £720 to £1150 next season !!!! No fucking bar or food facilities last match v WBA due to building work ....... fuck that , plenty moving from there I reckon !

City64 wrote:Been told CB 222 going up from £720 to £1150 next season !!!! No fucking bar or food facilities last match v WBA due to building work ....... fuck that , plenty moving from there I reckon !

I believe this is the rumour going round for the whole ob colin Bell/East Stand 2.

Is there enough room in the rest of the ground to accommodate all the people moving?

Scatman wrote:

City64 wrote:Been told CB 222 going up from £720 to £1150 next season !!!! No fucking bar or food facilities last match v WBA due to building work ....... fuck that , plenty moving from there I reckon !

I believe this is the rumour going round for the whole ob colin Bell/East Stand 2.

Is there enough room in the rest of the ground to accommodate all the people moving?

It's a big issue for sure , everyone being kept in the dark from the club , absolute zilch from them even though plenty have expressed concerns .

Nigels Tackle wrote:

Wonderwall wrote:

Goaters 103 wrote:Given the capacity increase and thus additional seating, AND the fact that they want to potentially add more seats, AND given the rather subpar fare this season - yes I know we are still 2nd but expectations have been raised around here and we cant keep harping back to 1999 - Id be "hopeful" that prices are frozen.

We keep reading about how we have a new Official "Bicycle Repair Kit Partner" in Singapore and rumours of a huge link up with Citi Bank are circulating too. Add in the new Gazillions TV deal and youd hope that in order to encourage the paying fan, we wouldn't be tapped again.

Yes I know Im dreaming here and it wont happen, but prices shouldn't be raised when you look at the whole thing and what we've watched this past season.

The Citibank thing is weird, I didn't think the relations between Citibank and AD were exactly friendly following the massive investment balls up!!

I think you will see a price freeze apart from the standard first come first served handful of cheap £299 tickets. Then there will be the mass hysteria regarding the relocation of the middle tier due to the 50% price hike to get it all corporate.

there's another chunky deal out there in the $10s million that will be announced very soon...

fucking bean counter extraordinaire.

a software company you have a beeline on perhaps?

cheers

the prices are on the mcfc.co.uk page now, but if you have a weak heart don't look yet

The new Etihad Stadium will officially open for the 2015/16 season with an expanded capacity of 55,000.

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If you pay by Direct Debit, it will be auto-renewed in May with the first payment due in July. In addition, we’re bringing the Ticket Exchange service in-house, making the process more convenient for both the seller and buyer. More details will follow on this exciting new initiative prior to the start of next season.

For supporters on the Seasoncard Waiting List, we will be in contact towards the end of the season to offer the opportunity to become a Seasoncard holder for the 2015/16 season.

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Fuck sake ours has gone up a couple of hundred. Had our season ticket for around 18 consecutive years now but looks like the time has come to not renew :(

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shit, can anybody sort this out please, 1800 for 2nd tier sc ffs

Fucking Cunts.