Man City Tickets

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Have you got a ticket in the HOME end?

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Re: Man City Tickets

by The Real Sandhurst Royal » 08 Mar 2011 09:25

So can the club confirm how many of the 2,836 took up the free travel option?

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Re: Man City Tickets

by RoyalBlue » 08 Mar 2011 09:26

EPR http://www.readingfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10306~2310588,00.html


As I said: 'Sorry seems to be the hardest word'!

Do they even know it exists?

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Re: Man City Tickets

by Gav » 08 Mar 2011 09:26

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EPR http://www.readingfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10306~2310588,00.html

Do they think we're all fecking stupid? " The free travel offer meant more fans were interested" - LIES!!!!!!!!!!


Ahem.

I, for one, would not have been able to convince my father to go if the travel had not been provided. Ergo, I probably wouldn't have gone either as I know very, very few Reading fans and it's a long way to go on your own.

So yes, anecdotally at least, the free travel did create extra demand.

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Re: Man City Tickets

by Wycombe Royal » 08 Mar 2011 09:27

This topic is still providing some great LOL's.........

Keep it up......

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Re: Man City Tickets

by Alan Partridge » 08 Mar 2011 09:27

southbank1871 There is no chance of the club making any sort of apology for this debacle, they will again reference our historical poor support in 'similar' fixtures.


Of course all at the club were serving RFC fans 84 years ago the last time they had to deal with an away FA Cup quarter final.

Absolute cock up to take just 2800 tickets, massive shame they underestimated the interest in this fixture by a good 2-3000.


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Re: Man City Tickets

by leicsRoyal » 08 Mar 2011 09:27

EPR http://www.readingfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10306~2310588,00.html


I love the wording of the first line regarding all our tickets are sold out in the AWAY end, may as well say ' you can always sit in the home end' cos as far as I'm aware we never had any tickets in the home end! :roll:

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Re: Man City Tickets

by T.R.O.L.I. » 08 Mar 2011 09:29

The Real Sandhurst Royal So can the club confirm how many of the 2,836 took up the free travel option?


Doubt they can yet - you have to phone up to reserve a space so any one buying tickets overnight would still have to be able to phone up today.

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Re: Man City Tickets

by rfcjoe » 08 Mar 2011 09:29

And they want us to renew season tickets so early aswell? The club really are taking the mick at this moment in time.

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Re: Man City Tickets

by Schards#2 » 08 Mar 2011 09:29

Wycombe Royal This topic is still providing some great LOL's.........

Keep it up......


Out of interest, what do you find funny about this?


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Re: Man City Tickets

by RobRoyal » 08 Mar 2011 09:29

Wycombe Royal This topic is still providing some great LOL's.........

Keep it up......


Dickhead.

Oh, I forgot: :wink:

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Re: Man City Tickets

by S09Royal » 08 Mar 2011 09:31

Well done to the club for yet another ticketing disaster :roll: Well done to Sir Madjeksi for offering free coach travel AFTER the allocation of tickets have been revealed. As I'm sure someone on here has already said, if the offer for free coach travel wasn't given, this whole mess wouldn't have happened! :evil:
I feel sorry for the people who were planning on going before the free travel announcement and now can't go :|
And another thing, wouldn't it have been better if JM offered free coach travel TO Wembley if we made it rather than to a quatre final? I am laughing at the club to be honest, this is only the 3rd time in our HISTORY we've made it to a quatre final and using that in 'previous fixtures, similar to this' only 1,500 fans went along. Yeah because it was only the 5th round you numpties. :roll:
I am beginning to lose faith in this club :cry:

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Re: Man City Tickets

by RoyalBlue » 08 Mar 2011 09:31

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EPR http://www.readingfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10306~2310588,00.html

Do they think we're all fecking stupid? " The free travel offer meant more fans were interested" - LIES!!!!!!!!!!


Ahem.

I, for one, would not have been able to convince my father to go if the travel had not been provided. Ergo, I probably wouldn't have gone either as I know very, very few Reading fans and it's a long way to go on your own.

So yes, anecdotally at least, the free travel did create extra demand.



But over and above a level of demand that was always going to exceed the paltry 2800 tickets they requested. Not only do they not appear prepared to say sorry but they also appear to be trying to do their best to shift blame onto Man City! Why shouldn't they seek to sell tickets to their own fans (that part of the stadium is very popular with home support) if RFC weren't prepared to commit to more.

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Re: Man City Tickets

by 26-10-06 » 08 Mar 2011 09:31

Just wondering is tier one the top tier or bottom tier?

Thanks


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Re: Man City Tickets

by heathrow royal » 08 Mar 2011 09:33

I believe that tier 1 is the lower tier

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Re: Man City Tickets

by Harpers So Solid Crew » 08 Mar 2011 09:34

26-10-06 Just wondering is tier one the top tier or bottom tier?

Thanks


Dear tickets are uppper level

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Re: Man City Tickets

by Wycombe Royal » 08 Mar 2011 09:37

Schards#2
Wycombe Royal This topic is still providing some great LOL's.........

Keep it up......


Out of interest, what do you find funny about this?

The immature, whinging comments from many for a start......some people need to get a grip.

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Re: Man City Tickets

by bigmike » 08 Mar 2011 09:37

for those of you moaning about the club selling out their allocation. Have you actually been away before? If so you have enough Loyalty points. In which case why didnt you get your tickets sooner? And if you didnt have enough Loyalty points you should have shown some support previous to the club getting to a quarter final at Citeh.


AWWWWW BOO HOOO

If the club ordered ay 5000 and didnt sell them out they would have lost money on these tickets as they have to pay City upfront for them.. Given that the games on telly and to be fair I dont think Reading have sold their away allocation out for quite a few years i think the club acted correctly
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Re: Man City Tickets

by Royal Lady » 08 Mar 2011 09:39

bigmike for those of you moaning about the club selling out their allocation. Have you actually been away before? If so you have enough Loyalty points. In which case why didnt you get your tickets sooner? And if you didnt have enough Loyalty points you should have shown some support previous to the club getting to a quarter final at Citeh.


AWWWWW BOO HOOO

What a pathetic comment. You'd hope that fans would be sympathetic to those who couldn't get a ticket, partic if they have 1500+ points - but no, a group of puerile individuals have to take delight in taking the p!ss. YOU'RE not the real fans imo. :evil:

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Re: Man City Tickets

by RoyalBlue » 08 Mar 2011 09:42

bigmike for those of you moaning about the club selling out their allocation. Have you actually been away before? If so you have enough Loyalty points. In which case why didnt you get your tickets sooner? And if you didnt have enough Loyalty points you should have shown some support previous to the club getting to a quarter final at Citeh.


AWWWWW BOO HOOO


Well the prize for arrogance and stupidity must go jointly to you and Wycombe who seem to struggle to grasp even the most basic of concepts behind this whole cock up on the part of the club.

There was no need whatsoever for a shortage of tickets.

1599 points not loyal enough? Midnight not early enough?

These are immature whinging comments?

You are both pathetic.

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Re: Man City Tickets

by Gav » 08 Mar 2011 09:43

RoyalBlue
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Royal Lady Do they think we're all fecking stupid? " The free travel offer meant more fans were interested" - LIES!!!!!!!!!!


Ahem.

I, for one, would not have been able to convince my father to go if the travel had not been provided. Ergo, I probably wouldn't have gone either as I know very, very few Reading fans and it's a long way to go on your own.

So yes, anecdotally at least, the free travel did create extra demand.



But over and above a level of demand that was always going to exceed the paltry 2800 tickets they requested. Not only do they not appear prepared to say sorry but they also appear to be trying to do their best to shift blame onto Man City! Why shouldn't they seek to sell tickets to their own fans (that part of the stadium is very popular with home support) if RFC weren't prepared to commit to more.


I'm not taking sides. I was merely pointing out that "The free travel offer meant more fans were interested" - LIES!!!!!!!!!!" was an overzealous and incorrect statement.

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