I find it ironic that Man City fans are up in arms about our high ticket pricing

[Dorset Gooner]

when they have whored their way to a league title but I guess that doesn't count :****er:
Anyhow if they had enough support they would still find buyers just like we do, small time club.

[Mack]

£18 more than the CHEAPEST away ticket available for the Manchester United v Liverpool
Because that's an appropriate comparison :rolleyes:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-c ity/9789083/Manchester-City-return-912-unsold-tickets-as-fan s-make-a-stand-over-Arsenals-62-away-prices.html (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-city/9789083/Manchester-City-return-912-unsold-tickets-as-fans-make-a-stand-over-Arsenals-62-away-prices.html)

What a bull**** article. Making excuses for fact they couldn't sell their allocation. Will be interesting to see whether the poor bin dippers will return any.

[Luis Anaconda]

"I imagine the trip up North is less expensive overall for the Arsenal fan, taking into account travelling, food and beer, parking etc.. than the trip down South for the City fan,"

I would like to know when petrol or train fares suddenly became cheaper when you travel in one direction and not the other

[Maravilloso Marvo]

I like this one

"The move follows a pricing of £62 for away supporters, equivalent to the most expensive home seats elsewhere in the stadium."

Have they not seen how expensive seats get in the upper tier for a Cat A game?

[Luis Anaconda]

I thought that 69 quid was a bit cheap for the most expensive was a bit odd

[Mack]

[Ashberto]

lie-infested article.

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[High Quality Kick and Run]