Can this be done (from the mail )

[8ace]

Adults between £37 and £46
http://www.cambridge-united.co.uk/news/article/fa-cup-ticket-information-2228614.aspx

£50 is probably for the most expensive seat for home fans.

 

[pastafarian]

Does anyone know the away prices for this game? They cant be forcing Cambridge to stump up £50 for an away game?

if you are a season ticket holder at Cambridge its £38 to go to Old Trafford
if you are not a season ticket holder its £46 for a ticket

friend of mine is a STH at cambridge and plenty are a little bit miffed CUFC(not Man Utd) have raised the ticket prices for an away game

 

[atfc village]

When Aldershot played Utd in the league cup 3 years ago Shots board wanted to charge£35 Utd said no so it stayed at £17.Shots worked round it by making making people who had a voucher from the previous round buy a ticket for the league game after Utd aswell.People without a voucher had to buy tickets for 2 league games,the next 2 games were only half full so there were people who forked out £51 for one game.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

if you are a season ticket holder at Cambridge its £38 to go to Old Trafford
if you are not a season ticket holder its £46 for a ticket

friend of mine is a STH at cambridge and plenty are a little bit miffed CUFC(not Man Utd) have raised the ticket prices for an away game

Is the £8 difference because STH's are being subsidised by Cambridge as a gesture of loyalty and non STH's are paying full price ? The replay at Old Trafford is a major windfall for a League 2 club

 

[el punal]

Manchester United tell season-ticket holders to splash out £50 for Cambridge tie or be BANNED from Sunderland game
Manchester United host Cambridge in FA Cup replay on February 3
United's season-ticket holders have to buy extra tickets for cup matches
Those that do not are automatically suspended for one game


Can you imagine that at the Amex !!

Sorry, misinterpreted your first sentence. Thought you meant that Man.Utd. fans had to splash £50 for something to put round their collar. The vagaries of the English language!