'They want us gone' - Man Utd fans' fury over ticket ultimatum
Summary
Manchester United has restricted the online accounts of thousands of season-ticket holders as part of a crackdown on ticket reselling and rule-breaking. Some loyal fans say they have been unfairly targeted and feel stressed because of unclear accusations and possible ticket cancellations.Key Facts
- Manchester United has about 46,800 season-ticket holders at Old Trafford.
- The club wants to stop ticket reselling and check for rule violations related to ticket use.
- Thousands of fans had account restrictions placed, stopping them from buying or transferring tickets online.
- Fans under investigation must provide proof to defend themselves before any tickets are revoked.
- No tickets have been cancelled yet; a panel will decide cases before the season starts on August 22.
- Some supporters say they have not been clearly told what rules they have broken, causing worry and frustration.
- The club uses digital tickets on phones and requires attendance or ticket transfer to approved people for at least 16 of 19 home league games.
- Manchester United Supporters' Trust reported many fans seek help and worry about the club's strict actions.
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