hi mate...

I had been to old trafford for a match late last season but changed my mind. Why should I watch a so called mid table team and spending thousand for ticket. LOL!

But I did my research well prior to my trip. The best bet you can get a match ticket is tru man utd website. but you have to be official member. 1 member can buy only 1 tickets. If you going with family or other persons, they have to register as official member as well.

Another method, you may buy those VIP seats in MU web as well. It normally comes with pre or post match meal or something. That gonna cost you a little bit more than above methods.

Last method I found was to buy from 3rd party agent. MAke sure you find the reliable one, otherwise you would get your ticket. This way, you do not need to be a man utd membership but you pay a little extra. The best of this method is you can buy good seating position in the stadium to get maximum match experience.

Hope it helps.

will definitely be getting the 3rd away kit (blue) with ADM7 on it.

He looks like and angel in white. might fancy myself with away.

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Di Maria has passed his medical and agreed terms. All thats left is image rights and contract signing, should be done in 1-2 hours. #mufc

manutd.com kena hack?? got all the russin ads when I go just now.. 

city playing some splendid football...no doubt they play the best as well as most beautiful football in the league since last season

Di Maria is sparks what we needed but I really hope will go all out for Vidal.
"watch this space"

Keane eager to stake claim

Mike Keane says nerves are a thing of the past for him as he aims to stake his claim with a fourth outing in the Capital One Cup on Tuesday.
The defender made his Barclays Premier League bow as a substitute in the 1-1 draw at Sunderland after his other three appearances came in the League Cup. If selected for the trip to MK Dons, the 20-year-old will aim to show Louis van Gaal he is capable of pushing for a place this season after impressive loan moves in the Championship.

"Obviously, I'm used to playing against men now," he told MUTV. "I've been playing in the league for a good year-and-a-half and am used to that. I am also used to playing for points in every game and knowing what the games mean to the fans, players and staff.

"I'm getting used to the crowds, too. I don't get really nervous playing in front of big crowds any more. Obviously, I get a bit of nerves before the game but, once I start playing, I'm fine. Going on loan helps with that.

"You just get excited, really. Maybe, a couple of years ago, I got a bit nervous but it turns into excitement and you look forward to the game.

"I've played three times already in the competition and, to be fair, I love it. It's when I get my chance so hopefully I will again on Tuesday. United want to win every game in every competition and, if I get a chance and do really well, you never know, I might get thrown in for the next game in the Premier League.

sos

hunger