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'Nauseating ingrates!' - Simon Jordan takes brutal dig at Manchester City fans who protested ticket price rises

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<p>Manchester City announced this week that they are freezing season ticket prices for the 2025-26 season following a backlash from supporters. Fans had previously protested planned rises, with the club sitting in sixth in the Premier League table.</p>

WHAT HAPPENED?

<p>Manchester City fans staged a protest at the start of the recent Premier League game against Leicester City, delaying their entry into the Etihad Stadium for nine minutes. This was in response to a proposed price hike for season tickets for the 2025-26 campaign. TalkSport pundit and former Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan has previously been vocal on the subject of fan protests at the Etihad, and has once again taken a swipe at the Etihad faithful.</p>

THE BIGGER PICTURE

<p>Jordan told <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@talkSPORT" target="_blank">talkSPORT</a>: “So have we witnessed a clear win for those entitled, nauseating ingrates? I maintain the view that they are nauseating ingrates. And if they’ve managed to get the season ticket prices surrendered or frozen, that’s a different argument. I’d have no issue with that. But that wasn’t the question that was put to me.</p><p>“They have a tendency, Man City, to back down whenever they get put some pressure under as an ownership. In this instance, if they wanted to put season ticket prices up there must be a good reason for it. They’ve suddenly decided to be benevolent again and give it back to the fans? Then up to them."</p>

WHAT JORDAN SAID

<p>City face Crystal Palace on Saturday. They then face Everton the following weekend.</p>

WHAT NEXT?

'Nauseating ingrates!' - Simon Jordan takes brutal dig at Manchester City fans who protested ticket price rises | Goal.com

Simon Jordan has hit out at Manchester City fans after the club performed a u-turn on planned ticket price increases following fan protests.

&apos;Nauseating ingrates!&apos; - Simon Jordan takes brutal dig at Manchester City fans who protested ticket price rises

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