Dear Supporter

The 2010/11 season is well and truly underway and the Theatre of Dreams has already seen some great football with plenty of goals and moments to remember. We have just released some fantastic seats in the South Stand at pro-rata prices and we also have limited numbers of seats available in alternative areas within the stadium. Don't miss this opportunity to secure your own seat for the remainder of the season and support the Reds in their campaign to reclaim the Barclays Premier League.

All Season Tickets sold over the next 2 weeks will be effective from (and including) our home game vs.Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday 30 October. Please see below for a list of areas where we have seats available, complete with re-calculated prices. Don't forget that we have Season Tickets available for juniors in North Stand tier 3 for just £150.

New pro-rata (adult) prices as follows :

North Stand Tier 3 - £495.00 (Over 65s - £247.50) (Juniors - £150.00)

East Stand Tier 2 - £540.00 (Over 65s - £270)

North East / North West Quad T1 - £555.00 (Over 65s - £277.50)

North East / North West Quad T2 - £615.00 (Over 65s - £300)

South Stand Lower - £645.00 (Over 65s - £300)

North / South Wings - £690.00 (Over 65s - £300)

North/ South Stands Centre - £735.00 (Over 65s - £300)

If you're interested in purchasing a Season Ticket, call 0161 868 8000 (Option 1) from 8am to 8pm weekdays, or 9am to 5pm on Saturdays and Sundays.

Regards

Ticketing & Membership Services

Selling season tickets in October?!? How the mighty have fallen.

Originally Posted by Lok

Selling season tickets in October?!? How the mighty have fallen.

There's a huge waiting list didn't you know?

Originally Posted by Mr_Ed

There's a huge waiting list didn't you know?

you've got 24hrs before we sell it on to somebody else

accounts released this friday

Originally Posted by Sloane

accounts released this friday

Good we've got a smart accountant on here, if we can drag him away from twitter (like all the other accountants).

Originally Posted by Sullingtons

Good we've got a smart accountant on here, if we can drag him away from twitter (like all the other accountants).

Redloner isn't on twitter

Originally Posted by Harri Jaffa

Redloner isn't on twitter

marlo - semi skilled senior accountant and rival to sir alan

Originally Posted by ScholesScoresGoals2

marlo - semi skilled senior accountant and rival to sir alan

lord sugar actually

Originally Posted by Harri Jaffa

Redloner isn't on twitter

that's what you think...MEGALOLZZZZ xx

Originally Posted by Sloane

lord sugar actually

Hes not fussed, as long as he is call sir alan, lord sugar or mr sugar he doesn't care. He doesn't like Alan on its own

Originally Posted by ScholesScoresGoals2

Hes not fussed, as long as he is call sir alan, lord sugar or mr sugar he doesn't care. He doesn't like Alan on its own

wrong.

you're fired

Originally Posted by Sloane

wrong.

you're fired

We're twitter pals now back off

Originally Posted by Sullingtons

that's what you think...MEGALOLZZZZ xx

ffs

Glad to see they're making the juniors walk 4 vertical miles for a subbuteo view.

credit where it's due though, they are relentless

from a business and marketing pov it would be a mistake if they didn't try and take advantage of the early season success in getting bums on seats tbh

http://footballstats.sportinglife.co...PR/attend.html

Originally Posted by Tumescent Throb

credit where it's due though, they are relentless

from a business and marketing pov it would be a mistake if they didn't try and take advantage of the early season success in getting bums on seats tbh

http://footballstats.sportinglife.co...PR/attend.html

you're the one that's relentless

i'm merely stating the position from my usual neutral perspective

looking forward to friday tbh. bout time we had some new forecasts.

Originally Posted by Tumescent Throb

i'm merely stating the position from my usual neutral perspective

looking forward to friday tbh. bout time we had some new forecasts.

from the point of view of supporters interested in atmosphere, support and tradition that's embarrassing.

on the other hand, from the point of view of a businessman interested only in maximising income there's nothing wrong with that. in fact it's probably what the glazers' strategy aims at (depending on how many season tickets are left, of course). if you're selling 100% of season tickets in advance of the season then you probably aren't pricing high enough in strict business terms.

given that the glazers' interest in goes no further than how much money they can take out of the club i think it's pretty clear which is their point of view.

yeah, i've already said that


incidentally, Chelsea sold out 40k of STs i believe, yet United are still above them in real term attendance potential according to that table

Arsenal sold out 50 k STs didn't they? and United are level with them. Arsenal also reckon they have a waiting list of 30,000 for STs each paying £15 a pop to be on the list, separate to their club membership scheme.

how many STs di the Vermin sell? they seem to be way down on potential average attendance


the United fans braincelled up and £#%&!ed off with player wages would seem not to be alone amongst PL match-goers