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Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Tue Oct 21, 2014 8:26 pm
by Nigels Tackle
can we ask uefa to play the game behind closed doors?

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Tue Oct 21, 2014 9:07 pm
by carolina-blue
Nigels Tackle wrote:can we ask uefa to play the game behind closed doors?



Lol ..nice one .But being serious for a minute Byern have thrown us a lifeline .we talk about the players having the balls for C L .Have we the fans got the balls to raise the roof at home in the re-match seeing as they wont have any fans ...

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Tue Oct 21, 2014 9:12 pm
by blues2win
City officially complaining to UEFA about presence of CSKA fans at the match. Did sound quite noisy for a closed doors match.

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Tue Oct 21, 2014 9:15 pm
by Mark Garrett
blues2win wrote:City officially complaining to UEFA about presence of CSKA fans at the match. Did sound quite noisy for a closed doors match.


Please tell me this is a joke?!

We have got more pressing issues to deal with in Europe than a crowd or no crowd.

There were delegates, sponsors and officials allowed into the ground, totalling 500 plus press. Clearly the sponsors not surprisingly were Russian and CSKA fans!

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Tue Oct 21, 2014 9:18 pm
by Wonderwall
Mark Garrett wrote:
blues2win wrote:City officially complaining to UEFA about presence of CSKA fans at the match. Did sound quite noisy for a closed doors match.


Please tell me this is a joke?!

We have got more pressing issues to deal with in Europe than a crowd or no crowd.

There were delegates, sponsors and officials allowed into the ground, totalling 500 plus press. Clearly the sponsors not surprisingly were Russian and CSKA fans!


who sang CSKA songs? I dont care TBH, it made no impact on our performance, however, it was a piss take. Played behind closed doors, but the fuclin doors were not locked. Give them another few games ban until they take it seriously

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Tue Oct 21, 2014 9:18 pm
by City64
Mark Garrett wrote:
blues2win wrote:City officially complaining to UEFA about presence of CSKA fans at the match. Did sound quite noisy for a closed doors match.


Please tell me this is a joke?!

We have got more pressing issues to deal with in Europe than a crowd or no crowd.

There were delegates, sponsors and officials allowed into the ground, totalling 500 plus press. Clearly the sponsors not surprisingly were Russian and CSKA fans!

Looked like local vodka swilling piss heads to me ? How come no Stella supping mancunians were allowed in ? Fucking bent as fuck !

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Tue Oct 21, 2014 9:27 pm
by Mark Garrett
I couldn't careless to be honest if there was a few Russian pissheads there.

If they allow in delegates and sponsors etc, then the chances are that the sponsors will be CSKA fans and so will chant.

If City report and make an issue of this it will just add to the comical nature of our presence in the Champions League.

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Tue Oct 21, 2014 9:33 pm
by South Stand Balti
Lol ..nice one .But being serious for a minute Byern have thrown us a lifeline .we talk about the players having the balls for C L .Have we the fans got the balls to raise the roof at home in the re-match seeing as they wont have any fans ...[/quote]
Well said...I hope so. It is nt over yet.

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Tue Oct 21, 2014 9:35 pm
by City64
Mark Garrett wrote:I couldn't careless to be honest if there was a few Russian pissheads there.

If they allow in delegates and sponsors etc, then the chances are that the sponsors will be CSKA fans and so will chant.

If City report and make an issue of this it will just add to the comical nature of our presence in the Champions League.

But they had "home" fans inside the ground "chanting" . It was supposed to be "behind closed doors " . Nothing comical just bent , but it is a bent competition run by a corrupt organisation so who gives a fuck .

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Thu Oct 23, 2014 3:16 pm
by Goaters 103
Just sorted this with extra tickets this afternoon - both me and a mate are on the Cup scheme (not for much longer though). On hold 2 mins, extra 2 tickets sorted. I don't think Ill ever fully get over how much that Wigan Cup Final set me back to take me, the wife and 2 kids - still makes me shudder.

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Thu Oct 23, 2014 3:22 pm
by Original Dub
The offer should be:

"Get one free".

Forget the buying...

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Thu Oct 23, 2014 3:33 pm
by Goaters 103
Original Dub wrote:The offer should be:

"Get one free".

Forget the buying...


Considering the money we've ploughed into the club over the last 35 years, Id say we both deserve our extras for this one.

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Thu Oct 23, 2014 4:05 pm
by Original Dub
Goaters 103 wrote:
Original Dub wrote:The offer should be:

"Get one free".

Forget the buying...


Considering the money we've ploughed into the club over the last 35 years, Id say we both deserve our extras for this one.


Damn right !

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Thu Oct 23, 2014 5:05 pm
by Bridge'srightfoot
Original Dub wrote:
aaron bond wrote:
Beefymcfc wrote:Didn't we do this for that great Hamburg game that we eventually went out on?


If I remember rightly, that was £5 per ticket.

And possibly the best atmosphere I've ever seen at a home game.

Every fan, in every stand, was standing up for the whole match, singing and urging the team on. Incredible atmosphere.


It was a privilege to be at that game.

I would love if we even created half that atmosphere regularly.

Incredible night.

Gives me goosebumps just thinking about it. No atmosphere has matched that since, a few good ones but none where the whole crowd were on their feet singing their heart out for 90 minutes.

It was also arguably one of the most spirited City performances I've ever seen against a team at the time, who were a level or two above ours. Mightily unlucky as well, Elano cracked two beautiful free kicks against the woodwork.

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Thu Oct 23, 2014 11:30 pm
by Original Dub
Bridge'srightfoot wrote:
Original Dub wrote:
aaron bond wrote:
Beefymcfc wrote:Didn't we do this for that great Hamburg game that we eventually went out on?


If I remember rightly, that was £5 per ticket.

And possibly the best atmosphere I've ever seen at a home game.

Every fan, in every stand, was standing up for the whole match, singing and urging the team on. Incredible atmosphere.


It was a privilege to be at that game.

I would love if we even created half that atmosphere regularly.

Incredible night.

Gives me goosebumps just thinking about it. No atmosphere has matched that since, a few good ones but none where the whole crowd were on their feet singing their heart out for 90 minutes.

It was also arguably one of the most spirited City performances I've ever seen against a team at the time, who were a level or two above ours. Mightily unlucky as well, Elano cracked two beautiful free kicks against the woodwork.


Elano was excellent that night.

I seem to remember zabs limping off towards the end. He had given it everything.

Goosebumps is right.
Amazing. See, you don't have to win for it to be special. Just fucking give it everything and we're happy.

Re: City v CSKA Moscow ticket offer news

PostPosted: Thu Oct 23, 2014 11:42 pm
by LookMumImOnMCF.net
Original Dub wrote:Elano was excellent that night.

I seem to remember zabs limping off towards the end. He had given it everything.

Goosebumps is right.
Amazing. See, you don't have to win for it to be special. Just fucking give it everything and we're happy.

That night was the perfect storm. The players inspired the fans and the fans inspired the players. It builds back and forth like a relationship, it's not necessarily a case of singing louder or playing better, it's tiny steps.

I remember tickets were a fiver or something daft. Backs were against the wall so the effort needed and then implied seemed greater. What I mean is when you're not expected to get a result, it becomes more worthwhile for the fan to have a role in backing underdog.

Everything now is the opposite of that night. We're expected to win games, it makes the fans' role redundant.