United Thread | 2024/25

[domalino]

Drink it in :)

Manchester United ticket price plans 'a kick in teeth', says fans' group

Fans are critical after the highest priced tickets at Manchester United rise from £66 to £97 next season.

www.bbc.co.uk

If ever the gap between us was in doubt.

City may not get everything right with pricing but this lot take the piss.

Are they still charging full price for kids too?

I’m pretty sure Big Jim made the entire PR team redundant.

Announcing this just after City announce a decrease is almost like they’re trying to make themselves look worse. Same with announcing another round of layoffs the day after losing the cup final.

 

[TonyColemansbagofapples]

Little lies turn into big ones.

Tsk, tsk

 

[Vienna_70]

No more puns Jim; in fact, just go your own way.

In your Dreams, Bongo.

 

[JRockBlues]

I’m pretty sure Big Jim made the entire PR team redundant.

Announcing this just after City announce a decrease is almost like they’re trying to make themselves look worse. Same with announcing another round of layoffs the day after losing the cup final.

Agents Berrada & Wilcox doing a fine job.

 

[hallsteve62]

Tsk, tsk

Tusk surely? ; )

 

[TonyColemansbagofapples]

Tusk surely? ; )

Yes so obviously tsk went over your head

 

[hallsteve62]

Yes but obviously tsk went over your head

Did you not see the winky thing?

 

[TonyColemansbagofapples]

Nope, I’m in the Greek Islands at the moment so it’s late.

 

[Indaparkside]

Did you not see the winky thing?

What Paul scholes cock

 

[Bri1975]

 

[RodneyRodney]

Chocky McClair once scored 20 league goals for the first time since Best that caused a major wankfest if I recall probably marked the new era of media obsession

Another Rag.
They're joining us in swarms

 

[bridgeno1]

I don't want to start a row but long story short I flew up to Manchester today as I was hosting an event this evening for Manchester-based execs of large enterprise organisations.

Whilst most of Manchester is cool, I noticed near media city (where the event was) there was a very run-down, slum area where the poverty and deprivation was obvious. Seeing 3rd world conditions in a large UK City came as a shock to me. The stench was terrible as well, I'm sorry to say.

I've uploaded a picture of this Manchester eyesore to maybe aid with identification - it's in the background of the image.

 

[roach3]

Empty seats incoming.....?

I can see plenty of fire drills in their opening 6 fixtures

 

[roach3]

That's true I live at Fleetwood-by-the-Sea and it's City/dips & local teams.

When I moved here 3 years ago there were rags all over the shop, the older ones are still knocking about but are in the shadows these days.

I’d be more inclined to think they are still there but just too embarrassed to walk around with the shirt on.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

I’d be more inclined to think they are still there but just too embarrassed to walk around with the shirt on.

Oh I know, hence the in the shadows comment.

 

[Grassland Blue]

I don't want to start a row but long story short I flew up to Manchester today as I was hosting an event this evening for Manchester-based execs of large enterprise organisations.

Whilst most of Manchester is cool, I noticed near media city (where the event was) there was a very run-down, slum area where the poverty and deprivation was obvious. Seeing 3rd world conditions in a large UK City came as a shock to me. The stench was terrible as well, I'm sorry to say.

I've uploaded a picture of this Manchester eyesore to maybe aid with identification - it's in the background of the image.View attachment 160562

It's actually on the outskirts of the city tbh.

 

[Marvin.]

I don't want to start a row but long story short I flew up to Manchester today as I was hosting an event this evening for Manchester-based execs of large enterprise organisations.

Whilst most of Manchester is cool, I noticed near media city (where the event was) there was a very run-down, slum area where the poverty and deprivation was obvious. Seeing 3rd world conditions in a large UK City came as a shock to me. The stench was terrible as well, I'm sorry to say.

I've uploaded a picture of this Manchester eyesore to maybe aid with identification - it's in the background of the image. Manchester.

Old Trafford is not a Manchester eyesore, it is in the borough of Trafford, Greater Manchester. Manchester is another borough of Greater Manchester. Manchester City have always been in Manchester whereas Man Utd ceased to be part of Manchester when they moved to Trafford.

 

[Citizen of Legoland]

Looking well there is Gazza.

 

[Marvin.]

It's actually on the outskirts of the city tbh.

Beyond Beetham Tower and the skyscrapers of Deansgate square you may cross into Trafford, beyond it lies the hinterlands of Liverpool. The stench of the ship canal guides the way.

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

Blackpool and Rhyl, my holiday haunts when I was young (yes, I was young once) both have a shitty reputation now. Particularly Rhyl.

Fucking old cu - I mean, oooooh that's interesting............. ;-)