Manchester United support group is a warning of “frank rebellion” if Ratcliffe ignores the ticket price warnings

The confidence of Manchester United supporters (Must) called for Sir Jim Ratcliffe to freeze the prices of season tickets and refrain from selling young talents to the club or “explicit rebellion”.

The cost of watching games in Old Trafford recently increased with the lack of fans consulting with the club, explaining that this step was required to help improve “operational competencies” and “revenue stability”.

The price of the season’s tickets is determined for the next season and must remain at the same levels in the current campaign.

An open message to Sir Jim Ratcliffe for ticket prices and policies

Read the full message here:https://t.co/esj4krcymt

Also to follow the topic below …#Rurnc

– MU_ST) January 27, 2025

In an open message to Ratcliffe, you should write: “Increasing prices or important ticket policy changes will lead to a very bad thing with fans at this time. Negative feelings come with financial costs, as discontent escalates to active protests and disappointment.

“This resentment can lead to an explicit rebellion, with consequences not only on the revenues of the match day but also for the relations of the sponsor and the club’s global brand.”

Ratcliffe was the subject of the pink chants in Craven Cottage last night, with United won 1-0 over Fulham with the permission of the goal of Lisandro Martinez.

The Malik INEOS has taken a flag, but it is likely that the precedence economic matters will follow the popularity of the personality.

However, what they hope must happen, which includes keeping the likes of Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho, with both of them linking movements in January.

Their plan of five reading points:

1. Hold the fire in this season:
   • Be Bold – Freezing ticket prices for seasonal ticket holders and members for the next season. This would refer to the club’s commitment to its supporters and create a crowd point for everyone to meet to support the team for the decisive recent months of the season.
2. Fans and the club gathered together:
   • Use this time to focus on maximizing performance on the field, securing European qualification through Premier League or Cup competitions, and enhancing fans support.
3. Consider alternative financing options:
   • If additional financing is needed for exceptional circumstances, explore another share of current shareholders or allow the masses (or other investors) the option to participate in investing in their club on a just and equal basis with the main shareholders. We know that many fans welcome this opportunity.
4. Consult the fans about long -term changes:
   • If you think the pricing of tickets and its policies at Old Trafford requires a great correction, start a suitable consultation process with supporters who will be affected. This will ensure that the decisions are informed through fans ’views and taken with the best opportunity to secure the unit rather than rebellion. You need to take fans with you, not to create the opposition.
5. Preserving the club’s legacy:
   • He resisted the temptation to sell the fruits of the Youth Academy for short -term reforms unless they are compatible with a long -term football strategy that honors Manchester United traditions of talent development.

Last night, United won until twelfth place in the table, but it was another season of fluctuations. Eric Tin Hag was rejected in October with Robin Amorim. But the Portuguese has not yet had a positive impact, with mixed results in recent weeks.