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They should have never been let in it after they didnt go in that year to go to Brazil.
Whether you agreed with it or not, it was the FA who put pressure on United to go to Brazil in order to boost the FA’s World Cup bid by not having the English European champions boycotting FIFA’s new flagship event.
United didn’t want to play in it but it was the FA who offered to let them skip the FA Cup if they went as United, quite rightly, said they couldn’t play in both.
Bearing in mind that it was the FA who made the offer, they could hardly have barred them from entering next years FA Cup as a result of taking them up on itI went to Goole Town Away back in 1971 so Im more of a fan than any of you lot.Really, I don’t remember seeing you there!
They should have never been let in it after they didnt go in that year to go to Brazil.
Whether you agreed with it or not, it was the FA who put pressure on United to go to Brazil in order to boost the FA’s World Cup bid by not having the English European champions boycotting FIFA’s new flagship event.
United didn’t want to play in it but it was the FA who offered to let them skip the FA Cup if they went as United, quite rightly, said they couldn’t play in both.
Bearing in mind that it was the FA who made the offer, they could hardly have barred them from entering next years FA Cup as a result of taking them up on it[/quote]They where given the option to enter in the fifth round and declined.
They should have never been let in it after they didnt go in that year to go to Brazil.
Whether you agreed with it or not, it was the FA who put pressure on United to go to Brazil in order to boost the FA’s World Cup bid by not having the English European champions boycotting FIFA’s new flagship event.
United didn’t want to play in it but it was the FA who offered to let them skip the FA Cup if they went as United, quite rightly, said they couldn’t play in both.
Bearing in mind that it was the FA who made the offer, they could hardly have barred them from entering next years FA Cup as a result of taking them up on it[/quote]They where given the option to enter in the fifth round and declined.[/quote]
I thought that as well. Championship Manager always had them coming in at the fifth round anyway lol
Back to the thread title Who’s going ?, if it’s £45 not me. They can go and get fooked the greedy barstewards , Theatre of dreams can dream on
No away fan pays more than £30 a ticket in the Prem these days and so anything over that is wrong surely?
I went to Goole Town Away back in 1971 so Im more of a fan than any of you lot.
Really, I don’t remember seeing you there![/quote]
Me and me brother caught the Eavesway bus from thowd gas showrooms,my first away game.
Mate of mine said he had his ticket (utd fan) so went on their website and the prices for our game are on their website already. Now £50 for a non member sounds a lot to me & I can’t see us getting them any cheaper?
Please select your tickets
Section NW3432, Row 28
Please choose a ticket type from the list below:
Adult (Member)
£45.00Select
Under 16 (Member)
£13.00Select
65+ (Member)
£23.00Select
16 – 17 (Member)
£23.00Select
18 – 20 (Member)
£34.50Select
Adult (Non Member)
£50.00Select
Under 16 (Non Member)
£18.00Select
65+ (Non Member)
£28.00Select
16 – 17 (Non Member)
£28.00Select
18 – 20 (Non Member)
£39.50
Mate of mine said he had his ticket (utd fan) so went on their website and the prices for our game are on their website already. Now £50 for a non member sounds a lot to me & I can’t see us getting them any cheaper?Please select your tickets
Section NW3432, Row 28
Please choose a ticket type from the list below:
Adult (Member)
£45.00Select
Under 16 (Member)
£13.00Select
65+ (Member)
£23.00Select
16 – 17 (Member)
£23.00Select
18 – 20 (Member)
£34.50Select
Adult (Non Member)
£50.00Select
Under 16 (Non Member)
£18.00Select
65+ (Non Member)
£28.00Select
16 – 17 (Non Member)
£28.00Select
18 – 20 (Non Member)
£39.50Good post Jimmy very accurate :lol:
I was going if it was 45, I am now just that little bit happier now :)
Wasn’t really that far off Jammy as tickets are £46… Only for the courtesy of our club that we’re paying £25. We wouldn’t sell 1,900 at £46.
Wasn’t really that far off Jammy as tickets are £46… Only for the courtesy of our club that we’re paying £25. We wouldn’t sell 1,900 at £46.I was only joking Jimmy Pal. I expect a good turnout now however!
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