HAS THE PRICE RANGE MATCHED THE WINNING RATE?

                 


     It’s come to my attention that the official price rate to watch a manchester united game at Old Trafford or away is very expensive in england especially for a popular football club like Manchester United. After a couple of research in the web I found that Old Trafford charges each fan $37 a game to see our beloved Manchester United team play each week and I am going to assume that when the team faces an opponent away the price the fans will have to pay will be a little more expensive than a home game at Old Trafford. If the fans were to include the expenses of booking a flight to the away games if necessary, the overnight hotel, the food and the occasional visit to the pub after the game then the fans will obviously be expected to spend more than 37 pounds, that’s about $61.74 a game for the fans.  In Other Words, for the hard core Manchester United fans that have decided to attend every Red devil game of the season then the fan will be expected to pay around $450 to $750 for a whole season per fan. That is a lot of money for any fan to pay and watch the team go through a number of recent seasons without winning the premier league trophy or at least playing in the desired Champions League competition.


      Yes, I would agree with anyone who says that the premiere league is not as conducive as it  used to be during Sir Alex Ferguson era because if i am being totally honest and unbiased on my analysis of Manchester United football, which I always am, then i will say that the Premiere League was more favourable to big teams like Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and yes Manchester United in the past. In the modern football however, everyone can agree that there is no such thing as the dominant teams in England anymore.  Any team can be victorious in the modern day Premier League competition.  A perfect example is how the current  defending champions Leicester City progressed from playing League One football two seasons ago to defying all the odds by becoming Premier League champions and appearing in the UEFA Champions League Competition for the first time in the clubs history. But for the amount of money it  costs each Manchester United fans to actually go and watch Manchester United play live football games in Stadiums, coupled with the star studded players Manchester United football currently has residing in the team's roster then is it unreasonable for the fans to expect at least a top four spot weekly? Pogba, Mata, Ibrahimovic, Martial, Rooney, Bailey and so many Manchester United players all  earning around at least 100,000 pounds per week and yet in some games the fans are still biting their nails hoping the team can somehow pull off a narrow victory. A narrow victory? Really? With the amount skillful players capable of creating goal scoring chances from anywhere in the team yet the club pulls out narrow victories and the occasional losses. Confidence and team chemistry needs to improve in the club. Today we host our rivals Arsenal at Old Trafford and the players, the fans will know that history has proven that a victory in today's game will not come easy.  Infact, if Manchester United do not play vigilant, accurate football for almost 90 minutes, the Red Devils might find themselves in danger of loosing todays massive game. Stay vigilant, play together, know that the fans will support you even more when you play good, strong, quality football. Every Manchester  United player should know that yes you have a massive price range on your head which comes with heavy pressure and expectation but rather than let that burden wear you down, turn that burden into Motivation and hunger to win as much games as possible. That should always be the philosophy of Manchester United football club. 

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