Is there a reason why the Prem season has finished so late this year? It seems ages ago since we finished, and they've still got another set of fixtures. DOnt they normally finish the week after the football league?
I think you will find that is Play Off Final tickets Frank.
Martin Emery believes that the access at United for wheelchair users is discriminatory and was furious to receive an email from the club’s disability liaison officer that said: “There are some clubs that would welcome you with open arms and possibly ask you to bring as many family members as possible, the downside is it wouldn’t be at Old Trafford, most probably Rochdale, Oldham or Stockport. They have the space and that’s the critical thing.”...
The wider issue at Old Trafford is of only 120 spaces for wheelchair users, despite the charity Level Playing Field recommending at least 282 for a ground with a 75,635 capacity. The allocation of these tickets is also controversial, with United largely providing the spaces free of charge on a match-by-match basis.
Wheelchair users have found that they cannot buy a season ticket although Manchester United say that there is an unspecified number of disabled season ticket holders. Like other clubs, United point to the age of their stadium for the constraints on numbers even though it has been significantly renovated and expanded in the past decade.
In order to prevent a repeat of what proved to be a brutal cull of behind-the-scenes personnel in 2009, Carver invited non-playing colleagues to join in a team meeting on Tuesday. “I brought all the staff in,” he said. “Sometimes that [knowing livelihoods are at risk] can motivate players.”
Any professional not prepared to give 100% was asked to exit stage left. “I said: ‘Anybody doesn’t fancy it, if anybody wants to backbite, if anybody wants to be negative, there’s the door,’” said Newcastle’s head coach. “Steve Stone opened the door, and I told them to leave the room. Not one person got up.”