are they being serious ?

[ruggedscotty]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-6...

what a joke eh ?

[StevieBee]

Seems sensible advice to me. What's the issue?

[C n C]

StevieBee said:

Seems sensible advice to me. What's the issue?

I'd agree.

Also for big matches at Wembley, the organisers, usually via the supporters clubs, advise fans which pubs in the local area to go to, and for those arriving by tube, normally encourage one set of fans to use Wembley Central, and the other team's fans to use Wembley Park, to help keep the fans separated as much as possible.

Obviously this is only advice (as in the BBC article about routes to the game above), and fans are free to get there however they wish, but I can see why one would follow that advice and therefore end up predominantly surrounded by your own team's fans rather than the opposition.

[greygoose]

StevieBee said:

Seems sensible advice to me. What's the issue?

Indeed, odd thing to get upset about.

I’m more surprised no one has suggested the United fans should just the tube and local buses to get to the stadium.

[Ussrcossack]

Don't most MUFC fans live outside Manc itself

[Ussrcossack]

greygoose said:

StevieBee said:

Seems sensible advice to me. What's the issue?

Indeed, odd thing to get upset about.

I’m more surprised no one has suggested the United fans should just the tube and local buses to get to the stadium.

You beat me to it