Sevilla are charging Manyoo fans £89 per ticket for the Champions League.

Manyoo have tried to negotiate with Sevilla but the spanners are refusing so United have set Sevilla fans prices at the same level and will subsidize their own fans' away tickets for the game in Seville.

You have to feel for the Sevilla fans caught up in the argument but well done to manyoo for doing something about this outrageous hike and looking after their own.

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Sevilla are charging Manchester United (away) fans £89 for tickets for their Champions League game. MU have retaliated. Sevilla fans will be charged £89 at Old Trafford with the club using the extra money to subsidise their own fans.

Prices continue to get ridiculous.

Those are the cheap seats, there are another 200 available for £133.

Liverpool were charged £54 in the group stages.

Still we don't have to worry about such things............ yet.

You've capitalised every word in the thread title Rowls, I'm not happy.

ClaretAndJew wrote:You've capitalised every word in the thread title Rowls, I'm not happy.

I don't have the key to your happiness C&J.

Capitalizing the title is correct.

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I would hope both sets of away fans would boycott the ties.

Unfortunately it won't happen as there's quite a few rich fans these days that will pay whatever clubs wish to charge.

There are three Zs in this thread which shouldn't be there

Tony wonder if you could start a savings scheme where we all pay in £14 a month for the 2018/19 qualifying games so our first away game is paid for. perhaps if you check on how tickets for the final in Madrid we will get. And if by any chance we dont make it to European cup the money saved could perhaps go to Barry Kilbys prostate appeal.

Any credit United might have got from this is lost when they try and screw over the Sevilla fans in exactly the same way. In fact, now they've put up the Sevilla prices to pay for it, it's not costing them anything, it's football fans who are paying.

But if tit for tat price hikes are your thing, as fans pay £90 to see a game while multi-billionaire owners rake it in, then cool, it's a top initiative.

Man Utd have insisted on charging fans about £50 for cup games then go mad when costs are high for them. They think because they are a big club they can have everything all ways with the gain in their favour.

Commy wrote:Man Utd have insisted on charging fans about £50 for cup games then go mad when costs are high for them. They think because they are a big club they can have everything all ways with the gain in their favour.

To be fair, they are usually right!

Commy wrote:Man Utd have insisted on charging fans about £50 for cup games then go mad when costs are high for them. They think because they are a big club they can have everything all ways with the gain in their favour.

We payed £10 at City and Derby fans had to pay £45 at Utd.

I would pay any price to watch Burnley in the Champions League. Never thought we would be in Premier League in my lifetime let alone The Champions League

People have short memories...before the £30 away cap in the premier league I'm sure Man Utd were charging £50 for away fans

Man Utd constantly over charge.

Supply and demand. At £89 a ticket, to watch United in the champions league knockouts at a new stadium they will sell out in hours.

To disagree to having you're fans over charged and to simply do it yourself as some kind of stand off is pathetic. I'm pretty damn sure the Sevilla fans didn't make up the prices. There's a great opportunity for Utd to simply charge Sevilla a fair price and be the bigger club here. But they find it acceptable to rip off Sevilla fans to reimburse they're own

FCBurnley wrote:I would pay any price to watch Burnley in the Champions League. Never thought we would be in Premier League in my lifetime let alone The Champions League

But would you pay £89 to watch Burnley if they'd have been in the CL 95% of the time in the last few decades and played in numerous semi finals and finals??

Dyched wrote:But would you pay £89 to watch Burnley if they'd have been in the CL 95% of the time in the last few decades and played in numerous semi finals and finals??

I would!

Im sure Man U charged us 52 quid before the £30 cap for away fans?

Im sure that Man U charged us 52 quid before the £30 cap on tickets for away fans?

Anybody who pays anything to watch United wants their head looking at..

Ticket prices are part of the Glazers strategy. Used to be competitively priced before. Did same with the American sports club they own

Castlerigg claret wrote:Ticket prices are part of the Glazers strategy. Used to be competitively priced before. Did same with the American sports club they own

That's completely true. They are far from benevolent owners.

But that doesn't mean they shouldn't get praise when they do something right.

Rowls wrote:That's completely true. They are far from benevolent owners.

But that doesn't mean they shouldn't get praise when they do something right.

Yes,well done to them,what an absolutely wonderful gesture from them..

bit rich from the world's richest club considering they hiked prices for derby fans to £45 for the cup tie last friday.

Yes let's suppose they did nothing for their fans....

I cannot accept Manure have got anything right until they sack the Moaner.

He is destroying one of the iconic (true, whether you like it or not) brands in our game, if not the game itself.

quoonbeatz wrote:bit rich from the world's richest club considering they hiked prices for derby fans to £45 for the cup tie last friday.

Damned if they do, damned if they don't.

If only people were more reasonable.

quoonbeatz wrote:bit rich from the world's richest club considering they hiked prices for derby fans to £45 for the cup tie last friday.

Rich. I see what you've done there

I would sell my house and car, donate my body to science {for a decent price of course] to watch my beloved Clarets in cl, beg ,steal or borrow i would scrape money from somewhere,lol, i think you would too Pete UTC

I know Utd aren't exactly squeeky clean, but Sevilla are the ones in the wrong here imho.

Rowls wrote:Damned if they do, damned if they don't.

If only people were more reasonable.

not really. they did the same to reading last year as well.

if they're going to keep doing that they can't get pissy when someone else does it to them.

I hadn't seen the first thread when I posted - now merged them

They ( Seville ) may rip off the away fans, so they can put on free Christmas parties for the kids and keep the prices of a twix down. If both of those are in place already, I don't give 2 hoots what they charge the away fans. Look after your own first and foremost, football clubs are not run to suit the visitors.

Some are barely run to suit their own fans most of the time.

Dyched wrote:To disagree to having you're fans over charged and to simply do it yourself as some kind of stand off is pathetic. I'm pretty damn sure the Sevilla fans didn't make up the prices. There's a great opportunity for Utd to simply charge Sevilla a fair price and be the bigger club here. But they find it acceptable to rip off Sevilla fans to reimburse they're own

Thats united all over!

£89.00 wow.
Staggering amount of money for a game of football.

Hummmmm within the last 18 months at international level i have paid €2 to watch Ireland v Serbia in Belgrade and a few months ago i paid €64 to see Ireland play in Copenhagen , both were the cheapest tickets .

mikeS wrote:£89.00 wow.
Staggering amount of money for a game of football.

You should see how much you can pay for a London theatre ticket!

Who gives a toss ?

mikeS wrote:£89.00 wow.
Staggering amount of money for a game of football.

Almost a quid a minute. Ridiculous

Sevilla seeing an opportunity to make a few quid from a numerous CL away support. Bad form.

Sevilla are the ones in the wrong here. Maybe now seeing the ‘gesture’ has been reciprocated by Utd, they might lower their prices to help their own travelling support.

We will see.

And yes, I’d pay it to see Burnley. But I think I’d do it only once, to say id seen it. After that, well...