Losses to Forest & Arsenal | Ashworth Out - United Hour Podcast

[Vault Dweller]

Could we please get one normal bloody week as fans, please??

Nik(@Rood) and Jamie(@Vault Dweller) are here to review fresh United turmoil - both on and off the pitch. Not much else to say troops, tune in and join us in the misery.



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**Also guys, the title of the pod has Amorim rather than Arsenal in the title but I have amended it for the purpose of the thread. Cheers!**

 

[GaryLifo]

Enjoyed it on my drive home from work lads.

On the ticket price Fulham comment, another thing that's not being considered is that Fulham have a much smaller ground than we do and so they likely charge more to try and compensate for this. Manchester united on he other hand should be able to charge less for tickets as they will overall make more revenue due to larger crowds.

In short, there are no good arguments for the price rise to £66 other than trying to milk fans for money to try and compensate for the gross financial mismanagement under the Glazers.

 

[Rood]

Enjoyed it on my drive home from work lads.

On the ticket price Fulham comment, another thing that's not being considered is that Fulham have a much smaller ground than we do and so they likely charge more to try and compensate for this. Manchester united on he other hand should be able to charge less for tickets as they will overall make more revenue due to larger crowds.

In short, there are no good arguments for the price rise to £66 other than trying to milk fans for money to try and compensate for the gross financial mismanagement under the Glazers.

Glad to see that some are refusing to pay the raised prices, that Forest went to General Sale is unprecedented for a Saturday PL match

Unsold seats will hopefully make them think twice about future rises