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Family stand tickets ? |
Posted by: ManFromTheDailyMail - 15-11-2009, 04:04 PM - Forum: The Lounge
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First of all id like to introduce myself, my name is David and i live in Glasgow but from Cork, Ireland originally. I came across this forum on another forum somewhere and am impressed by it, i really think it will be a success and wish the Creators/Mods all the best.
Now im looking to take my family to Old Trafford in the early new year and trying to find a suitable game for us to go. I have been a few times but my partner and kids have never. One is 5 years and another is 5 months old. Im aware that the family stand is the place for us but am looking to buy tickets but cant seem to anywhere. I have been on the Official website but have to subscribe to OneUnited and other webistes charge outrageous prices.
If anyone has any advice for me or knows how to help i would truly appreciate any input you would have. I would like to know do i need to buy 4 tickets, 2 adult and 2 children, or would the 5 month old get in for free as she would be sitting in our arms.
Thank you !
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Lahm |
Posted by: DaleDaManc - 15-11-2009, 12:18 PM - Forum: Transfer Talk
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Manchester United are set to launch a £15million bid for Bayern Munich star Philipp Lahm this January.
Sir Alex Ferguson is concerned at his ageing Manchester United defence, with Gary Neville in the twilight of his career and doubts over Rio Ferdinand’s long-term future.
Rafael is seen as Neville’s successor, but Ferguson sees 25-year-old Lahm as a potential mentor to the young Brazilian.
Lahm is seriously considering his Bayern future after he was fined for publicly questioning Louis van Gaal’s role as manager.
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