United will have about 3,000 supporters at Anfield and the club will courier white away shirts to them, with delivery expected the day before the game.
All tickets have been sent out by recorded delivery to fans, with United paying the cost, which again is different from how things would be if the game was being played abroad. Normally, travelling fans would collect tickets from a designated point in a European city but, on this occasion, there was nowhere suitable for United fans to collect.
One option considered was the Everton store in the city but they are still selling tickets for their FA Cup quarter-final with Chelsea on Saturday.
It's the last line of that that jumps out. Everton STILL haven't sold out a home Cup quarter-final against Chelsea. 3 days before.
'Peoples Club' my pasty white ****!
Meh nothing to do with that. Just doing what some football fans do when their club have a bad spell. Have a whiney ***** fit and don't buy tickets. Until a day or so before the match. The real fans will already have their tickets. There's still 3 days to go so nothing to read into that whatsoever. All football fans whine and ***** when their club has a poor run. These forums and other forums are a prime example
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