How much would you sell your Man U ticket for ?

[RedJedi]

One of my customers asked me if i could get her 2 tickets for the Utd game. She has friends who wanna come over from the US who are Liverpool fans. She said she would pay £200 - £250 a ticket. I called a lad i know to ask him if he can get any and he said maybe but your looking at £300 - £350.

Now i must admit thats tempting, that would pay for a lot of my season ticket but i dont think i could do it.

Would you sell for £350 ?

How much would you sell for ?

[Chris]

I'd do it then just buy one outside the ground for £50 or lower just before kick off.

[The Glove]

The nearer to kick off time the cheaper you would get a ticket for.

[Red_Al_77]

I am against selling tickets on for profit, especially to another Liverpool fan, and certainly never to a friend.

[doogle]

I am against selling tickets on for profit, especially to another Liverpool fan, and certainly never to a friend.

Have I told you lately how much I treasure your friendship

[Jayesh87]

I am against selling tickets on for profit, especially to another Liverpool fan, and certainly never to a friend.

[thesilverfoxlfc]

I wouldnt sell it NO WAY

I get tickets for Big Heineken Cup match in Thomand Park like the last one against Leicester you could of got over a 1000 euro for it but no way would i ever sell a ticket that i was lucky enough to get

[Ataturk]

I am against selling tickets on for profit, especially to another Liverpool fan, and certainly never to a friend.

Good man.

This forum is for fans. not touts.

I think thats right isnt it?

[RedJedi]

Ive never sold mine for over the odds, the point of getting a season ticket all them many years ago was to make sure i could goto the Man U and Everton games.

On the very rare occasion i cant make it to a game i give my ticket away for nowt to R kid or one of me mates who aint got a season ticket, mind you most have one these days.

[Sheik Yerbouti]

One of my customers asked me if i could get her 2 tickets for the Utd game. She has friends who wanna come over from the US who are Liverpool fans. She said she would pay £200 - £250 a ticket. I called a lad i know to ask him if he can get any and he said maybe but your looking at £300 - £350.

Now i must admit thats tempting, that would pay for a lot of my season ticket but i dont think i could do it.

Would you sell for £350 ?

How much would you sell for ?

Give me a bell mate. You can have mine for £350.

[kurtangle01]

I would never pay anything over the asking price. £350 is way to much for 90 minutes of football and people who sell tickets for that price are nothing but robbing barstewards.

[Sheik Yerbouti]

I have two children to feed. If some idiot is willing to pay over the odds to watch a gang of overpaid primadonnas boot a piece of leather about for 90 minutes....well....who's the soft **** in that scenario then?

[Chris]

I have two children to feed. If some idiot is willing to pay over the odds to watch a gang of overpaid primadonnas boot a piece of leather about for 90 minutes....well....who's the soft **** in that scenario then?

Agreed, i'd never ever dream of doing it to a friend and if I even offered one to a mate for over the odds i'd guess a deserved battering but any tourists or whatever are fair game, if you're stupid enough to pay it especially for a game which isnt that big (Its big in terms of opposition etc but its not a Cup Final or CL game that we might never get to play again, its a game we play each season) then they're the silly ones. If someone come up to me before the Utd one and says £150 for your ticket, i'll take it and just wait till kick off and get one for not much more than face.

[Kinell]

Give me a bell mate. You can have mine for £350.

hahahaha classic. fair point about your family though.

[RedJedi]

Give me a bell mate. You can have mine for £350.

She said she would go upto £250, so there is yours and we can just batter Neil and take his.

Dont forget we are out after that game for mine and Skinners birthday, so the 250 would come in handy.