yeah whatever !!
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They played themselves and got beat.
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United Thread 2015/16
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City Raider
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Can't sell out 18,000 seats!!
San Jose Earthquakes are offering free Manchester United shirts to fans who buy tickets for Tuesday night's clash with Louis van Gaal's tourists.
Tickets remain on sale at the 18,000-capacity Avaya Stadium and in an attempt to boost numbers the MLS club is giving away United home jerseys to supporters who buy two or more.
The match was switched to the Earthquakes' Avaya Stadium from the University of California's 62,500 Memorial Stadium in Berkeley.
Tour operators said that move was made on the back of a request from United, who wanted to cut down on travelling time.
Van Gaal's men are based in San Jose, around 47 miles away from the Memorial Stadium.
A source told Sportsmail around 40,000 refunds had to be given to supporters who had bought tickets for the original venue.
The offer, for the International Champions Cup clash, was announced on the Earthquakes website.
Fans who turn up to the club's Box Office on Monday and buy two or more tickets will be given the shirt.
However, their gifts will soon be out of date - United will wear new adidas jerseys from next season and their existing deal with Nike expires on July 31.
Following the match against the Earthquakes, United will take on Barcelona at Levi's Stadium, home of the NFL's San Francisco 49ers on Saturday.
The 68,500 venue, in Santa Clara, is also a short distance away from their training base.
San Jose Earthquakes are offering free Manchester United shirts to fans who buy tickets for Tuesday night's clash with Louis van Gaal's tourists.
Tickets remain on sale at the 18,000-capacity Avaya Stadium and in an attempt to boost numbers the MLS club is giving away United home jerseys to supporters who buy two or more.
The match was switched to the Earthquakes' Avaya Stadium from the University of California's 62,500 Memorial Stadium in Berkeley.
Tour operators said that move was made on the back of a request from United, who wanted to cut down on travelling time.
Van Gaal's men are based in San Jose, around 47 miles away from the Memorial Stadium.
A source told Sportsmail around 40,000 refunds had to be given to supporters who had bought tickets for the original venue.
The offer, for the International Champions Cup clash, was announced on the Earthquakes website.
Fans who turn up to the club's Box Office on Monday and buy two or more tickets will be given the shirt.
However, their gifts will soon be out of date - United will wear new adidas jerseys from next season and their existing deal with Nike expires on July 31.
Following the match against the Earthquakes, United will take on Barcelona at Levi's Stadium, home of the NFL's San Francisco 49ers on Saturday.
The 68,500 venue, in Santa Clara, is also a short distance away from their training base.
bluethrunthru
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Buy two tickets nobody wants and get an out of date shirt - no sorry jersey- free - that's some offer
TCIB
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Can't sell out 18,000 seats!!
Tickets remain on sale at the 18,000-capacity Avaya Stadium and in an attempt to boost numbers the MLS club is giving away United home jerseys to supporters who buy two or more.
A source told Sportsmail around 40,000 refunds had to be given to supporters who had bought tickets for the original venue.
I smell something fishy, and I'm not talking about the contents of Baldrick's apple crumble.
Stoned Rose
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SSN telling us this morning how Smalling was 'the benchmark' over the last 3 months of last season now.
I must've missed that.
I must've missed that.
blue b4 the moon
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Buy two tickets nobody wants and get an out of date shirt - no sorry jersey- free - that's some offer
659 million in the queue...
SSN telling us this morning how Smalling was 'the skidmark' over the last 3 months of last season now.
I must've missed that.
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yeah whatever !!
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Seems they have been well and truly bitten on the bum.. oh well a not so full 18000 seat stadium is better than a 2/3rd full 62000 seater.
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Can't sell out 18,000 seats!!
San Jose Earthquakes are offering free Manchester United shirts to fans who buy tickets for Tuesday night's clash with Louis van Gaal's tourists.
Bearing in mind the fact that they had to steal their nickname from a Salford Rugby side so it doesn't really belong to them, then considering their fan base and how much they get whored around the globe, I think this makes a fitting new nickname for them.
The Trafford Tourists, anyone?
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