Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has expressed sympathy for fans who were charged more than usual for their Premier League tickets to beat Aston Villa 2-1 on Wednesday. And he wants all parties involved to reach a compromise.
A group of ‘Citizens’ fans gathered outside the Etihad Stadium to show their displeasure with the club selling single-match tickets to adults for as low as £71 from the usual £49.
That left many seats แทงบอล UFABET ราคาดีที่สุด ไม่มีขั้นต่ำ in the stadium empty as no fans were in attendance to protest the team. Forcing Guardiola to act as a mediator between all parties.
“I’m on the side of the little guy because we’re both Man City fans,” he told the Manchester Evening News.
“Even though I didn’t pay for the ticket, I understand their feelings.”
“Whenever I go to a movie or a concert, I pay for the ticket because I want to see something I like.”
“So we want them to be together here and we want the fans to be full at all times.”
Man City’s fan base is a working class and therefore cannot afford the expensive tickets for midweek games, as seen in many Champions League games where even when the opposition is a big league team, there are still empty seats in the stadium.