You’d think folk joining the thread late would at least read the last couple of pages instead of just diving in, wouldn’t you? But no, not on FollowFollow.You no' pissed aff yet?
I hope you're not typing it out all the time. C&P your reply.
That’s what you’re here to do VB!You’d think folk joining the thread late would at least read the last couple of pages instead of just diving in, wouldn’t you? But no, not on FollowFollow.
Wonder how much both teams are making from this with TEG being the promoters
Whatever it is, it'll be heavily weighted in Man Utd's favour.
No. Tram stop is East/South stand. Rangers section is North/West. Plenty of buses from Haymarket.
No, it's the north/north west corner, ice rink side.
One of the world's most hated clubs too.
Yeah, not tempted at all tbh. Football tourists can fill their boots
W44, 2nd row of the upper tier in the corner.
If it sells out booking fees alone will be £600,000 +
It will sell out big time. Every casual in the country will be in Edinburgh to cause trouble. WTF are we playing in a rugby stadium when we have the best stadium in the land at Ibrox?
The new disabled section is being constructed during the summer so no friendlies at Ibrox this summer
The work being done in the Copland Stand means it's highly unlikely we'll have any home friendlies this summer.
It’s been covered about 40 times in this thread, and in the official announcements, media stories, on Clyde 1 and Sky Sports.
100% it will. Liverpool v Napoli was almost a sell out a couple of years back. Man U v Lyon was a midweek game during the day last season and got nearly 50k. Man U have a huge pull and we are obviously the biggest side in this country. Add to the fact we most likely won’t have any home friendlies this summer, it’ll be a Saturday afternoon and decent weather, then the turnout should be good.
Do you not think the club are ‘directly’ making money from a match in the largest stadium in the country vs arguably the biggest name in world football?
How far is Murrayfield from Edinburgh City Centre ?
You can walk into the centre in probably 20 minutes
Thanks mate, much appreciated
Hotels are normally very expensive in Edinburgh, even more so on a Saturday night in the summer with an event on at murrayfield
Hotels in the city centre will cost a absolute fortune in the summer months.
Cheers bud.
Nice one cheers.
Already looked some are very expensive, but some like premier inn etc aren’t to bad.
Hotel prices are horrific. Looking forward to this murrayfield is cracking stadium will be a good day out.
That will cost a pretty penny
1.5miles/30mins walk to the west end. Public transport from Corstorphine to city centre is very good (main route from the airport) so it might be worthwhile checking out prices further out of the city.
Just booked with travelodge Edinburgh central for the Friday, Saturday checkout on Sunday for £305.
Think the prices are like that most of the year now in Edinburgh, it's mental. Even the likes of Premier Inn, Travelodge and Ibis, which you can usually get for an ok price, are like £200+.
Liverpool v Napoli pulled in circa 65k. Man Utd v Lyon on a midweek afternoon pulled circa 48.5k. Both with similar prices at the same venue.
It will sell out easily.
W42 row LL seats 11 and 12
That’s nice, but I find it hard to believe that a golf tournament is going to have a material impact on the match attendance when the Rangers support haven’t seen their team play for a couple of months.
Im not sure where this base figure of £70 is coming from. I bought 3 tickets using the MyGers link for £135 including fees, so just under £45 each. Section W38.
It's not Man Utd's friendly, in the same way that it's not Rangers' friendly....as others have posted, it's a match organised by a Third Party at a neutral venue....like MU v Lyon at Murrayfield last year and Liverpool v Napoli at Murrayfield the year before....if it was MU's friendly, it would be at Old Trafford and like friendlies at Ibrox, Man U ST holders would be getting slightly different prices
