Trophy parade at Juventus
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United v Juventus
Wednesday 6 August at Old Trafford
Don't miss this one-off opportunity to see the team with both trophies.
17:00 - Stadium opens; Man United Premier Cup '08 final (see link below)
18:00 - 18:30 Video of last season's success to be shown on big screens
18:30 - 19:00 Players walk out with the trophies, for photos at all four stands
The above times are approximate.
20:00 - United v Juventus kicks off
Tickets are priced from £10 adults and £5 seniors. All junior tickets £5.
Online sales - Buy your tickets here
Telephone sales - 0161 868 8000
there you go lads
Wednesday 6 August at Old Trafford
Don't miss this one-off opportunity to see the team with both trophies.
17:00 - Stadium opens; Man United Premier Cup '08 final (see link below)
18:00 - 18:30 Video of last season's success to be shown on big screens
18:30 - 19:00 Players walk out with the trophies, for photos at all four stands
The above times are approximate.
20:00 - United v Juventus kicks off
Tickets are priced from £10 adults and £5 seniors. All junior tickets £5.
Online sales - Buy your tickets here
Telephone sales - 0161 868 8000
there you go lads
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·Or even look in the tickets forum, where the date price etchaggler said:
have been there for 5 days.
http://www.manutdtalk.com/forums/ma...tion/12121-manchester-united-vs-juventus.html
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do you want stevo to buy your tickets as well.Jazz 16 said:Date, time etc??? Bit of info wouldnt go astray Steve ffs
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crap for the fact that i am gonna have to take half day at work cos the trophy lap of honour starts at 6.30 til 7.00
hope they dont do it to a half empty OT. Be bit embarrasing!!!!!
hope they dont do it to a half empty OT. Be bit embarrasing!!!!!
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·Why should anyone expect the United "brand" to pay
the police costs, the ambulance costs, the council costs,
the health and safety costs or the planning costs, for half
a million suporters to see the team parade the trophies for
free through the streets of Manchester ?
When they can make 76,000 paying customers sit in stands, some
so far away that all they can see is a small shine of silver, without
it costing United one penny.
Do you really think that "brand" United give a monkeys that a family
that has lived around OT would like to see the team they have supported
for decades show off the silverware in their streets without having to
pay for it ?
GET REAL.
As some are so fond of saying on here, you want to see the best...
....pay for it !!!
.
the police costs, the ambulance costs, the council costs,
the health and safety costs or the planning costs, for half
a million suporters to see the team parade the trophies for
free through the streets of Manchester ?
When they can make 76,000 paying customers sit in stands, some
so far away that all they can see is a small shine of silver, without
it costing United one penny.
Do you really think that "brand" United give a monkeys that a family
that has lived around OT would like to see the team they have supported
for decades show off the silverware in their streets without having to
pay for it ?
GET REAL.
As some are so fond of saying on here, you want to see the best...
....pay for it !!!
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I really love to go, but im in thailand, no broadcasting for pre-season now i have to wait for the torrents after the match, so sad. I might be watching online to though. haha
Hargreaves: Fans Dererve Parade
Owen Hargreaves is looking forward to taking part in the Reds’ double trophy parade at Old Trafford on 6 August, a celebration he feels is 10 weeks later than it should have been.
The midfielder was as disappointed as anyone when United were forced to shelve plans for an open-top bus tour around Manchester because of trouble between fans in the city centre after the UEFA Cup final on 14 May.
But he is now urging fans to take a one-off chance to see the silverware and celebrate United’s historic 2007/08 campaign ahead of what promises to be a high-quality pre-season friendly against Italian giants Juventus.
“It’s a belated but great opportunity for the fans to see the trophies,” he told ManUtd.com. “We didn’t have a celebration after the Champions League final and this is something that should have happened earlier, straight after we came back from Moscow.
“The players, staff and fans who put so much work into the season were disappointed not to go on a parade. It’s a shame that it was cancelled because of other people’s actions at the UEFA Cup final.
“The double was a crowning achievement and it should be celebrated - it doesn’t happen very often.”
An hour before kick-off against Juve, the United players will walk out with the Premier League and Champions League trophies, for photos at all four stands.
Hargreaves, who is recovering from a recurrence of the tendonitis which disrupted the start of his United career, is keen to be involved in the evening’s events.
“I hope I get to carry out a trophy!” the 27-year-old added. “Obviously it’s not the same environment as it would have been, but it’s probably too late to have a bus parade now.
“It’s nevertheless a wonderful chance for everyone to see the trophies again. Hopefully we’ll have a good game against Juve and the fans will enjoy a great evening.”
Owen Hargreaves is looking forward to taking part in the Reds’ double trophy parade at Old Trafford on 6 August, a celebration he feels is 10 weeks later than it should have been.
The midfielder was as disappointed as anyone when United were forced to shelve plans for an open-top bus tour around Manchester because of trouble between fans in the city centre after the UEFA Cup final on 14 May.
But he is now urging fans to take a one-off chance to see the silverware and celebrate United’s historic 2007/08 campaign ahead of what promises to be a high-quality pre-season friendly against Italian giants Juventus.
“It’s a belated but great opportunity for the fans to see the trophies,” he told ManUtd.com. “We didn’t have a celebration after the Champions League final and this is something that should have happened earlier, straight after we came back from Moscow.
“The players, staff and fans who put so much work into the season were disappointed not to go on a parade. It’s a shame that it was cancelled because of other people’s actions at the UEFA Cup final.
“The double was a crowning achievement and it should be celebrated - it doesn’t happen very often.”
An hour before kick-off against Juve, the United players will walk out with the Premier League and Champions League trophies, for photos at all four stands.
Hargreaves, who is recovering from a recurrence of the tendonitis which disrupted the start of his United career, is keen to be involved in the evening’s events.
“I hope I get to carry out a trophy!” the 27-year-old added. “Obviously it’s not the same environment as it would have been, but it’s probably too late to have a bus parade now.
“It’s nevertheless a wonderful chance for everyone to see the trophies again. Hopefully we’ll have a good game against Juve and the fans will enjoy a great evening.”
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