£30 Cap On Away Tickets

[sparky79]

Utd is the first and probably only time I'm getting corporate hospitality to a City game. I f#cking hope Sir Alex is right and I get to watch the champions step out at old Trafford!

 

[Jeff]

Does anyone have any idea when the United tickets go on sale?

http://www.lcfc.com/news/article/tickets-for-manchester-united-trip-on-sale-next-week-3024085.aspx

 

[Miles Away]

http://www.lcfc.com/news/article/tickets-for-manchester-united-trip-on-sale-next-week-3024085.aspx

Yep.

My connection won't get access until Thursday. So I've probably had it.

If anyone on here has any way to get a ticket in the away end, I'll buy yours, your travel, and your beers if you can get me one next to you.

Might even provide some Homeresque extras.


PM me if anyone can help at all. Cheers.

 

[Miles Away]

I know tickets went on sale today.

I'm still scrapping around looking for a ticket, so if anyone has any advice/help/comfort to provide let me know.

Sorry to "spam" everyone. Just a wee bit desperate to get to this one.

 

[FOX Franks]

I know tickets went on sale today.

I'm still scrapping around looking for a ticket, so if anyone has any advice/help/comfort to provide let me know.

Sorry to "spam" everyone. Just a wee bit desperate to get to this one.

If you can't get one and your travel is booked, you are welcome to come and enjoy the game very close to old Trafford. Can't help you with a ticket though.

 

[Richie_d123]

Spoke to the ticket office today who don't expect it to get beyond 108 points.

 

[Motown Fox]

If it's no expense spared then you could try one of those ticket sales on line websites.

http://www.livefootballtickets.com/...ster-city-tickets-english-premier-league.html

 

[Jeff]

If you're going to buy from a tout, it's safer to buy from an official tout like Thomas Cook, where you know they've genuinely got the tickets - https://www.thomascooksport.com/Football/Premier-League/Manchester-United

 

[Miles Away]

Thanks Gents. Got a load of irons in the fire, hopefully something pans out.