Jacs

Harsh ... but fair

True and I'm quite happy at paying £24 quid a game for my season card. However, the club loses out on money from the "causal" fan (like my brother in law), who would attend the odd match but is put off by the price tag.

We have family down in October, on the weekend of the home game with Coventry. We have season tickets in the lower Lansdown and I asked my brother-in-law if he'd like to join us. However. its an eye watering £41.25 for an adult non member ticket!! Too put this into perspective, Liverpool charge £43 for a centre seat on the Kop. How do we encourage the "causal" fan, without disadvantaging SC holders and member? After all, everyone has been a first timer at some point and, although most of us were kids then, surely we want to get as many people down The Gate as possible? Thoughts?

I would like to take my brother in law and niece to a City game. It seem the cheapest way to do it is to get tickets in the family blocks of the Upper Lansdown. However, can 3 adults get tickets with only 1 kid with them? I think I read somewhere the ratio is 2:1. ?

Has anyone done hospitality in the Heineken lounge? If so, what did you think? I know season-ticket holders get 10% off, but that seems to equate to less than a tenner. So is it worth it?

Totally agree., its very disappointing, if inevitable. We don't want to show our hands and let other clubs know exactly what we got for him as this will push up the fee of any potential new signings. However, I'll be shocked if Scott stays a Bournemouth for very long. They are just a stepping stone for him and I sincerely hope we have a very large sell on clause, as I can see him being sold for £100MIL+ in 3-4 years time.

I have 2 codes going spare (my friends are all SC card holders). Please DM me if you would like them.

I used to have a season ticket a few rows behind him when home fans sat in the Atyeo. Very passionate about city and was always shouting “come on me babbers”. RIP Bob

Not sure if this has been mentioned before but the new O'Neils shirt sizing seems massive! An adult "small" is a 43-44 inch chest!! To those who have already bough one, are they true to size? If so, city are going to sell a lot more "kids" sizes this time round as 13 year old one is 41 inch chest!!