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steveo1987 · Nov 10, 2013

Just spoke to their ticket office people in mk centre and they've told me that the top tier will be on sale Tuesday afternoon after they have a safety certificate issued. They are currently taking bookings but not allocating seats . They also told me they may release another 1000 tickets to ccfc as they are prepared to open more blocks in the lower tier.they are anticipating 6500 away fans either way.

ccfc92 · Nov 10, 2013

6.5K would be incredible :claping hands:

jabharty · Nov 10, 2013

6500, wow. I reckon we could do that. Any word on the number sold so far?

Mr T - Sukka! · Nov 10, 2013

Agree ccfc92. 6.5k would send a message loud and clear to ACL and SISU.

We are the sky blue army and we back our team under correct conditions.

Hopefully we will be united in getting behind Steve P and the lads.

Wouldnt want any scab/muppet divisions. We need to leave this out.

steveo1987 · Nov 10, 2013

jabharty said:
6500, wow. I reckon we could do that. Any word on the number sold so far?

Was told that ccfc have sold all they have been allocated which I believe is around 3.5k.mk will open more blocks ss demand rises,their ticket office person said they will try to accommodate as many city fans as possible.

ccfc92 · Nov 10, 2013

steveo1987 said:
Was told that ccfc have sold all they have been allocated which I believe is around 3.5k.mk will open more blocks ss demand rises,their ticket office person said they will try to accommodate as many city fans as possible.

thats quite unusual surely? surely you want as many home fans as possible (from mk point of view)

blend · Nov 10, 2013

I don't think they ever sell out their home allocation, hence they are happy to sell more away tickets. The lower tier is 22k capacity and the record attendance vs QPR 19,506 when QPR took 5k. They are extending to the upper tier to increase capacity to 32k. If they are looking to open the upper tier of the North Stand safety certificate pending, does this increase capacity past 22k or not?

Ashdown1 · Nov 10, 2013

In a ground that holds 30,700 and home support that averages 8000 you may as well make hay while the sun shines and sell as many £20 tickets to away fans as you can. City fans tickets plus F & B could net MK circa £150,000 on this game alone.

BucksIsOurs. · Nov 10, 2013

Ashdown1 said:
In a ground that holds 30,700 and home support that averages 8000 you may as well make hay while the sun shines and sell as many £20 tickets to away fans as you can. City fans tickets plus F & B could net MK circa £150,000 on this game alone.

This. Hopefully we do some promotion at our end too and try and get 10,000 home fans in.

BucksIsOurs. · Nov 10, 2013

blend said:
I don't think they ever sell out their home allocation, hence they are happy to sell more away tickets. The lower tier is 22k capacity and the record attendance vs QPR 19,506 when QPR took 5k. They are extending to the upper tier to increase capacity to 32k. If they are looking to open the upper tier of the North Stand safety certificate pending, does this increase capacity past 22k or not?

Well yeah, it will be 22,000 + whatever is needed of the top tier so maybe 23,000. To be fair, the 19,506 against QPR couldn't have held many more. When you take away segregation, the stadium holds 20,000ish.

ccfcway · Nov 10, 2013

Ashdown1 said:
In a ground that holds 30,700 and home support that averages 8000 you may as well make hay while the sun shines and sell as many £20 tickets to away fans as you can. City fans tickets plus F & B could net MK circa £150,000 on this game alone.

a years rent :claping hands:

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