Sort it out, you c***!’ – Sir Jim Ratcliffe confronted by Man Utd fans after Fulham win
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The Red Devils came away from Craven Cottage with all three points thanks to Lisandro Martinez’s deflected strike in the 78th minute and the result saw Ruben Amorim’s men rise to 12th in the Premier League table.
United were comfortably beaten at home to Brighton in their previous contest and the victory. Takes some of the pressure off Amorim after an immensely difficult start to life as head coach.
However, there remains an undercurrent of unhappiness among supporters regarding the situation off the pitch, with the cheapest single match ticket available at Old Trafford this season standing at £66 following a recent price hike – the highest in the entire Premier League.
Chelsea, Everton and Fulham are the only teams who force fans to shell out £50 or more for their cheapest single match tickets.
Considering United’s fall from grace in the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era, the club’s ticket pricing has become increasingly difficult to justify in recent years and these frustrations were clear to see following Sunday’s clash in west London.
In a short clip which has gone viral on social media, Ratcliffe appears to be making his way out of Fulham’s stadium in the back of a car, only to be confronte by some rather angry supporters.
On a recent episode of club legend Paul Scholes slammed United’s ‘ridiculous’ ticket pricing and accused Ratcliffe of ‘not caring’ about fans.
‘They have been in charge for nearly a year now and everything is still negative,’ the former United and England midfielder said.
‘I can’t think of something positive that they’ve done for the football club.
‘Things are getting worse on the football pitch so couldn’t they have just said that they would do cheaper tickets – couldn’t they just give us something positive?