Just been sent this. People are waking up and realising that our once great club is now owned and run by parasites. Treating fans like scum, the anger they have for season ticket holders who don’t spend thousands in the club shop is clear as day. GET THEM OUT
@andyburnham It's expensive because we are paying for things like foreign aid, Ukraine, net zero as well as for people to sit on their arses with imaginary issues causing them to not work. £2 buses will not fix that.
If you've got ADHD at home you can have it at work.
OCD? You'd make a great spreadsheet or a cracking librarian.
Bad back or other "pain"? Its the same at home as it would working, at work you'd have Occupation Health and reasonable adjustments.
Get to work. Simple.
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I'll tell you what else is "Suspicious Activity" - selling tickets at hospitality prices, but without the hospitality.
You may have seen Virgin Experience Days selling United tickets without hospitality, which is permitted under the Official Reseller contract.
How is a £500 package for two basic £45/55 East Stand tickets with zero food or drink perks "100% official"?
Follow the money to see who is actually profiting off fans:
- Manchester United: Instead of putting these seats in the general ballot at £45–£60 face value, the club sells bulk blocks to commercial brokers at inflated contract rates (£150–£200+ per seat).
The club makes 3x–5x more per seat while stripping general allocation from real fans.
- Wholesale Brokers: Middlemen buy these commercial allocations from the club, slap on a 20–30% margin, and distribute them to retail platforms.
- Retail Platforms (e.g. Virgin Experience Days): They list the seats, process the transaction, and pocket a 15–25% retail commission.
The result? A match-going supporter pays £250 per seat for a basic £45/60 ticket.
Business after business makes money, whilst the club will threaten Season Ticket Holders with bans for transferring a ticket to a friend at cost, while quietly offloading thousands of standard seats to corporate brokers to make millions on the side. Absolute double standard.
ref: https://t.co/3d09GISibg
@andyburnham Quite simple. Build more, make them more like solitary dog kennels so less staff / human interaction to monitor, this would make more people want to work in them because it would be safer and less risk. It would also actually act as a deterrent to those going to prison.
This little boy is now 6 and has just had his season ticket banned because as his mum i log in to his account. I can't even tell him because it will break his heart! If they checked my insta all season they would see he rarely missed a game! @TelegraphDucker@AndyMitten@ManUtd
You’re quick to call us the best! You’re quick to show us off! You’re quick to post videos of Crystal Palace away when we got hammered 4-0 on Wednesday night and we stayed for 30 mins after the game singing with a 4 hour trip home! You want to ban these fans!
First rule I'd introduce if I was PM; unemployed people are banned from leaving their house on a weekend.
You've had all cunting week to do stuff, leave the weekend for those who work and only get a day and a half to run errands.
Breaking of the rule would be death penalty.
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