- Concerns aired that tickets were falling into the wrong hands
- Club to work with United’s Disabled Supporters’ Association
Manchester United are to tighten up identification spot-checks to ensure tickets for disabled fans do not fall into the wrong hands.
The club have stressed that their No 1 priority for disabled supporters is to ensure only the appropriate people enter designated areas after a report in the Daily Mail claimed some fans were guilty of falsely gaining entry into disabled sections to watch matches, particularly away from home.
Continue reading…Concerns aired that tickets were falling into the wrong handsClub to work with United’s Disabled Supporters’ AssociationManchester United are to tighten up identification spot-checks to ensure tickets for disabled fans do not fall into the wrong hands.The club have stressed that their No 1 priority for disabled supporters is to ensure only the appropriate people enter designated areas after a report in the Daily Mail claimed some fans were guilty of falsely gaining entry into disabled sections to watch matches, particularly away from home. Continue reading…
