Fact about people who buy tickets and still dont go.

According to police figures, Manchester United exaggerate their home attendances. United's average league gate is 65,601,while the official figure is 75,527. The reason for this discrepancy is that at least 10,000 people regularly buy tickets and do not use them. They can, therefore,boast of having seats for the finest team in England without the inconvenience of actually going to the game. As ever, such delicious details tell a broader story.When they come to write the history of the Premier League, this merits an entire chapter.

The Mail on Sundays Sports Columnist Patrick Collins in yesterdays paper

According to police figures, Manchester United exaggerate their home attendances. United's average league gate is 65,601,while the official figure is 75,527. The reason for this discrepancy is that at least 10,000 people regularly buy tickets and do not use them. They can, therefore,boast of having seats for the finest team in England without the inconvenience of actually going to the game. As ever, such delicious details tell a broader story.When they come to write the history of the Premier League, this merits an entire chapter.

The Mail on Sundays Sports Columnist Patrick Collins in yesterdays paper

Typical Mail - they picked up the story from Saturday's Guardian!

Anyone who's ever been to Old Trafford for a Man United home league game, or even watched them on the telly, will be able to tell you that there are never anywhere near 10,200 empty seats. I don't care where the story came from, its bullshit

According to police figures, Manchester United exaggerate their home attendances. United's average league gate is 65,601,while the official figure is 75,527. The reason for this discrepancy is that at least 10,000 people regularly buy tickets and do not use them. They can, therefore,boast of having seats for the finest team in England without the inconvenience of actually going to the game. As ever, such delicious details tell a broader story.When they come to write the history of the Premier League, this merits an entire chapter.

The Mail on Sundays Sports Columnist Patrick Collins in yesterdays paper

I don't quite see the problem

Manchester United get the match day revenue so what's all the fuss about? If someone wishes to waste their money in such a fashion that's up to them, but I would prefer to think the non-attendances are to due with other commitments clashing with game times.

According to police figures, Manchester United exaggerate their home attendances. United's average league gate is 65,601,while the official figure is 75,527. The reason for this discrepancy is that at least 10,000 people regularly buy tickets and do not use them. They can, therefore,boast of having seats for the finest team in England without the inconvenience of actually going to the game. As ever, such delicious details tell a broader story.When they come to write the history of the Premier League, this merits an entire chapter.

The Mail on Sundays Sports Columnist Patrick Collins in yesterdays paper

So what's you point if people don't turn up they don't turn up. Sounds like your getting nervous all the tickets for the big games will be gone next season.

According to police figures, Manchester United exaggerate their home attendances. United's average league gate is 65,601,while the official figure is 75,527. The reason for this discrepancy is that at least 10,000 people regularly buy tickets and do not use them. They can, therefore,boast of having seats for the finest team in England without the inconvenience of actually going to the game. As ever, such delicious details tell a broader story.When they come to write the history of the Premier League, this merits an entire chapter.

The Mail on Sundays Sports Columnist Patrick Collins in yesterdays paper

Typical Mail - they picked up the story from Saturday's Guardian!

According to police figures, Manchester United exaggerate their home attendances. United's average league gate is 65,601,while the official figure is 75,527. The reason for this discrepancy is that at least 10,000 people regularly buy tickets and do not use them. They can, therefore,boast of having seats for the finest team in England without the inconvenience of actually going to the game. As ever, such delicious details tell a broader story.When they come to write the history of the Premier League, this merits an entire chapter.

The Mail on Sundays Sports Columnist Patrick Collins in yesterdays paper

So what's you point if people don't turn up they don't turn up. Sounds like your getting nervous all the tickets for the big games will be gone next season.

Haven't you heard about my stance or are you too thick to understand..?

According to police figures, Manchester United exaggerate their home attendances. United's average league gate is 65,601,while the official figure is 75,527. The reason for this discrepancy is that at least 10,000 people regularly buy tickets and do not use them. They can, therefore,boast of having seats for the finest team in England without the inconvenience of actually going to the game. As ever, such delicious details tell a broader story.When they come to write the history of the Premier League, this merits an entire chapter.

The Mail on Sundays Sports Columnist Patrick Collins in yesterdays paper

I don't quite see the problem

Manchester United get the match day revenue so what's all the fuss about? If someone wishes to waste their money in such a fashion that's up to them, but I would prefer to think the non-attendances are to due with other commitments clashing with game times.

Who says that there is a problem..?

According to police figures, Manchester United exaggerate their home attendances. United's average league gate is 65,601,while the official figure is 75,527. The reason for this discrepancy is that at least 10,000 people regularly buy tickets and do not use them. They can, therefore,boast of having seats for the finest team in England without the inconvenience of actually going to the game. As ever, such delicious details tell a broader story.When they come to write the history of the Premier League, this merits an entire chapter.

The Mail on Sundays Sports Columnist Patrick Collins in yesterdays paper

So what's you point if people don't turn up they don't turn up. Sounds like your getting nervous all the tickets for the big games will be gone next season.

Haven't you heard about my stance or are you too thick to understand..?

You must know about Adam's stance surely? world famous protest, talked about at the highest levels and the most important circles, as If anyone hasn't heard.

According to police figures, Manchester United exaggerate their home attendances. United's average league gate is 65,601,while the official figure is 75,527. The reason for this discrepancy is that at least 10,000 people regularly buy tickets and do not use them. They can, therefore,boast of having seats for the finest team in England without the inconvenience of actually going to the game. As ever, such delicious details tell a broader story.When they come to write the history of the Premier League, this merits an entire chapter.

The Mail on Sundays Sports Columnist Patrick Collins in yesterdays paper

So what's you point if people don't turn up they don't turn up. Sounds like your getting nervous all the tickets for the big games will be gone next season.

Haven't you heard about my stance or are you too thick to understand..?

You must know about Adam's stance surely? world famous protest, talked about at the highest levels and the most important circles, as If anyone hasn't heard.

Is he protesting until CCFC recognise his disability

According to police figures, Manchester United exaggerate their home attendances. United's average league gate is 65,601,while the official figure is 75,527. The reason for this discrepancy is that at least 10,000 people regularly buy tickets and do not use them. They can, therefore,boast of having seats for the finest team in England without the inconvenience of actually going to the game. As ever, such delicious details tell a broader story.When they come to write the history of the Premier League, this merits an entire chapter.

The Mail on Sundays Sports Columnist Patrick Collins in yesterdays paper

So what's you point if people don't turn up they don't turn up. Sounds like your getting nervous all the tickets for the big games will be gone next season.

Haven't you heard about my stance or are you too thick to understand..?

Is it a gay Louis Spence stance?

Or isit a

I'm clueless about football stance?