An adult and an U18 ticket for #ManCity vs Aston Villa would cost you £114 🩵

If my dad couldn't have taken me to Maine Road we wouldn't be here 30+ years on! Don't price out fans 1894 Trade Union Blues MCFC Fans Foodbank Support

Clueless this club……

Those £71 cheapest tickets going down a storm tonight Manchester City, but they're trying to clamp down on seasonticket holders sharing tickets next season???

🎶 We've been to Rotterdam and Monaco, Napoli and Rome. All of them are cheaper than, £70 at home, £70 at home 🎶

Manchester City fans tonight protesting against rising ticket prices #MCFC

Great work tonight by 1894 MCFC Fans Foodbank Support Trade Union Blues Leaflets passed out by many and thanks if you took one and hopefully helped you understand what's going on, thanks for Aston Villa fans who took some in away end. It's a football issue not just City

If anyone still thinks a brand new and shiny stadium for Newcastle will give you a chance of a season ticket, you are in for a shock Profit from memberships and match by match tickets far out way season ticket money which is minimal, in comparison to the revenue generated from

My phone is full of messages from friends & work colleagues asking me why the ground wasn’t full Why is it people that don’t go to games always question why people don’t go to games They have no understanding of the modern day match going fan, stick to your dodgy stick Reason.

On the same night City tweet this, we also do this. Do they not see the irony when there's empty seats & fans priced out of it. An important win but just as important - a fan base that really would like the club to protect the generational links we've always had.

Right behind them and if you are a regular Premier League matchgoer, you should be too. This is a growing problem that affects us all. Our clubs don’t want regular supporters anymore and it will get a lot worse if left unchallenged. We need to fight this together.

When asked post-match about City's ticket pricing/policies & protests by supporters, Pep Guardiola said: "I am on the side of the people." Our manager ✊🩵 now tell the club's executive staff to sort it out x

Protests like this should be backed by match-going supporters of every club in the country. Ticket price rises need to be fought by football fans as a collective rather than isolated pockets, the more widespread the backing is for stuff like this, the better.

Been saying for some time now, the journey of a Man City fan is entirely unique. Nobody will ever get it, and that part of what makes this club so special. Has football ever made me cry? I teared up just watching this 🩵

Images during and after the protest, likely 7-8k again taking part but the fans who also went in as normal & kept quiet also made a massive impact. City fans are largely together on this one despite attempts to divide & conquer us.

Another very successful protest at the Etihad.

One for all the “Pep is killing individuality” dwellers out there. Here’s the best-ever Premier League midfielder explaining how he’s not afraid to take risks, has been granted the freedom to do so by Pep and thinks it’s actually social media to blame for the anti-risk approach.

Liam & Noel walk on stage at Heaton Park laughing and joking, the first Oasis gig in their hometown in 16 years 👏 🎥 Big Brother Recordings

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