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I wouldn't bother mate. There's another thread where it's explained that all of the tickets are like that and that the QR code is what distinguishes the different pricing.

Haha, to a 16 year old, further up the terrace, it looked bigger!

It's a long time ago, but from memory, it seemed a fair drop? Is my mind playing tricks or were you really as reckless as I recall?

There were United fans in the lower and upper tier for the replay. I was in the upper and remember some mad Brighton hooligans jumping down from the upper to lower tier to fight with United. There was already a fair bit of fighting after a couple of goals went in. There were United plastics...

Given the poor turnout from city, what is to stop a fan from buying a cheap ticket then once admitted to the ground, sit in a much better seat?

As I already stated, and others too, there are good reasons for a poor response from their fans, however I am looking forward to giving them some pantomime ridicule on the day.

But why is it 'embarrassing'? United and Liverpool historically have huge, country wide support in a way that no other teams enjoy. All other teams languish in their wake.

I am on my Chromebook from home and there has never been a captcha.

I have just spoken to a colleague who explained it would be painful for him as he is going with his sister and nephew. Problem is he's a palace fan.:ffsparr:

What captcha? It looks the same as the other times I have logged on.

More people at home games=more difficulty to get tickets at a one-off like this.

You have asked a question. There isn't a way to correct the question. :)