Courtesy of The Manchester Evening News.


Win tickets for Blues vs West Ham


WEST Ham are the visitors to the City Of Manchester Stadium next Monday [28/9/09] as the Blues try to maintain their impressive start to the season.

The Manchester Evening News has teamed up with Singha Beer to give five lucky readers of the Manchester Evening News the chance to win a pair of tickets for the match.

All you have to do to be in with a chance of winning this great prize is answer this simple question:

Who is the manager of West Ham United ?


Send your answer along with your contact details to

sportscomps@men-news.co.uk

By 'noon' on Monday 28th September 2009


The Normal MEN Competition Rules Apply.

Think I will put in for this.
Never been to City of Manchester stadium before and as City are looking a great bet for the Premier League, Carling Cup, FA Cup I will pop on the bandwagon and try to get a ticket for the match.
I have heard they always sell out now as they are such a massive club so this is a great chance to try to get to see the glorious blues play.
It is 34 yrs since I last saw my heroes play so I hope I win.

aren't city giving tickets away for free ?

Can't believe City charge their fans to watch?!

Surely they don't need to with all the money they've got?!?!

Adverts for matches on Talk Sport, Free Tickets, 26,000 Mid Week.

Massive Club

Watched the game in Agia Napa with Radcliffred, only two in the bar, funny thing about it the bars were advertising Manchester United v West ham, a lot of passers by looked in thinging it was united seen who it actually was and left.
It appears to the rest of Europe there is only one club in Manchester, at least no problem getting served

I thought there was nothing wrong with West Ham's second goal, in fact the free kick went the wrong way, but you know how it is at the council house, City always get the decisions.

Now you know how the rest of us feel when you blues start banging on...

I say let's only deal with facts:

Three league homes games - two of them sold out.

United haven't sold out 2 out of the last 3 home games.



Last night the Wolfsburg manager even referred to his opponents as "Manchester City"