MCFC Season Ticket 2016/17 Price Hike?

[Tudor]

Manchester City supporters will, at some point in the near future be thinking about renewing their Seasoncard for next season. But, and having said that can we Blues expect a price hike?

It was well publicised only a few weeks ago about Liverpool fans kicking up a stink when the club American owners suggested Anfield goers could expect to pay more for next season. And we all know the outcome don't we?

http://www.manchestercity.vitalfootball.co.uk/forum/category-view.asp

As you can see from the graph, Blues are doing very well compared to the likes of Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea and Liverpool.

I wonder if the 2016/17 graph, when published will change an awful lot?

 

[Buzz Lightyear]

It is not cheap to go and watch any Team but with City having one of the cheapest season tickets is a credit to them.

The club finds other ways of rewarding fans and the pre and post match entertainment has to be one of the best

The Club has won 5 trophys in resent seasons and has not finished outside the top two for some years

 

[Tudor]

Love this from MEN - http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/manchester-city-would-wrong-increase-11010327

They must read VMC as my article gave their editorial team the inspiration to write a similar article on the same day (but later on in the afternoon) as I published ours. Love it. Must admit though, it does work both ways!

 

[Tudor]

£20 Wasn't Plenty For Manchester City

http://www.manchestercity.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=563442

In consultation with the 19 other Premier League clubs and the Premier League themselves, it seems MCFC decided £20 wasn't exactly plenty when it came to a cap of away ticket prices.