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Manchester United supporters' group The Red Army is protesting the club's recent decision to ban 685 season ticket holders following an investigation into ticket touting. Fans plan to remove their traditional flag display at the upcoming derby against Manchester City to protest the club's treatment of match-going supporters.
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This highlights the growing tension between football club management and fan bases regarding ticket accessibility and the commercialization of the sport.
Manchester United: Manchester United supporters’ group The Red Army has said there will be no flag display ahead of Sunday’s derby against Manchester City as part of a protest which follows the club’s investigation into ticket touting.
On Thursday, United revealed they had banned 685 season tickets following a contentious probe which had been condemned by many fans and supporter groups, with protests already planned for Sunday afternoon.
The Red Army said they will make their own views known by removing their regular flag display in the Stretford End and replacing it with a single banner above the players’ tunnel which will read: “The way you treat us is a disgrace.”
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