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It's a bit of a departure from the normal Brunton Bugle fare this week, as we go international to look ahead to this summer's World Cup in USA, Mexico and Canada!The lads cover a variety of topics - from CUFC connections to past World Cups, to the former Blues representing the Three Lions at this year's tournament! We also look at England's hopes, the rest of the teams travelling to North America and a bit on our favourite World Cup memories.There's also a quick update on any CUFC news - keep an eye out for more episodes across the summer! Lots discussed in this episode, including:

It only took 25 days, but United have finally given an update on the Head Coach situation at Brunton Park and it's all change for the 26/27 season - Mark Hughes departs by mutual consent, with former Gateshead and Crawley boss Rob Elliot stepping into the hotseat.While it took a while, the clarity is clearly much appreicated from the Blues support. We take the time to look back on Sparky's time in charge of the club and the impact he had on stopping the decline and discuss what the new man in charge might bring that can help us get back into the EFL.Lots discussed in this episode, including:⚡️ Sparky Departure - What is his legacy?

The Arise group are three weeks into the job and there's a whole load of positivity in the air. James and Dom discuss what those three weeks have been like and the immediate impact David Bruce has had on the fans. The big talking point of the past week is the invitation from David Storch to the Supporters Trust to sit on the board. We'll discuss that in more detail, giving our thoughts and opinions on the matter. We'll also be having a bit of fun with which former player would have a stand named after them? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

So we're twelve days on from the play-off semi-final defeat to Boreham Wood and we're still none-the-wiser on who will be the manager next season. As it stands, Mark Hughes' rolling contract remains in place but the club nor the manager himself have yet to confirm this - is it time for an update?!While the manager's future is still unclear, the retained list is now out and it's pretty much as expected, bar one surprise departure (and one unexpected professional contract we weren't aware of!). We look back at the main news from BP this week and also discuss where United need to strengthen and who they could target to fill those roles...Lots discussed in this episode, including:⚡️ Manager Update

We sit down with Jake Lee from the Sheffield Wednesday Supporters Trust to reflect on what has been a turbulent 18-months for the football club whilst also looking ahead to what this now means the the supporters group as we enter into a new era under new ownership. Head over to swfcrust.co.uk to sign up to become a member. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There'll be no trip to Wembley this year for United as their promotion dream came crashing down at Brunton Park on Sunday, with Boreham Wood securing their place in the final with a 2-1 extra-time win.With another season in the National League now confirmed, we ask the question - what next? Should Mark Hughes stay as manager? If not, who replaces him? Which players should be kept in the retained list? And we discuss some of your thoughts on the key performers (and underperformers) across the campaign.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

A glorious day in the sun and a perfect end to the regular season for United - a 3-0 win over already relegated Brackley, game time for squad players and no new injuries. Perfect preperation for the drama of the play-offs!With United set to face Boreham Wood this weekend infront of an almost sell-out crowd at Brunton Park, can they get their first win over the Wood this season and progress to Wembley and be 90 minutes away from an instant return to the EFL?We look back on the win over the Saints, before looking ahead to a massive game this Sunday against Boreham Wood.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

Ahsan is joined by Ste and Lloyd. They look back on a busy week in City world and chat about being top of the league. Discuss the summer transfer window and what City may need, plus they preview the semi final against Southampton. PLUS: - Howard chatted to Nick Clarke about the Supporters Trust and the news of season ticket price freezes.

United's longest ever domestic away trip ended in a win - but it certainly wasn't a a classic as they beat Truro City 1-0 at the weekend and picked up three points that secure third place and a home-tie in the play-off semi-finals.Almost 900 Blues enjoyed the long trip south and a great weekend in the Cornish sunshine - maybe the less said about the actual football the better?!We look back on that win over the Tinners before previewing the end of regular season dead-rubber fixture against Brackley Town this weekend.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

Dan is back on the pod for the first time in a while and what better time to do it than ahead of one of the most anticipated away league fixtures United have played in a long time.First, we take a look back on the routine 3-0 win over Sutton United at Brunton Park which leaves United needing just one more win to secure third place and go straight into the play-off semi-finals.Can they get those three points this weekend? Almost 900 members of the Blue Army will be making the journey south for United's first ever fixture in Cornwall, to take on already relegated Truro City.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

A pair of entertaining draws against Gateshead and Morecambe over Easter could have put a huge dent in United's hopes to finish in third place and go straight into the play-off semi-finals, but two contrasting results for Boreham Wood mean the gap only shortened by one point, and with three games left to go, that five-point gap means United remain in the best position to gain home advantage in early May.The first of those three games comes this weekend against Sutton United - a side United still haven't beaten, can they end the hoodoo against the Londoners this weekend?We look back on the games against the Heed and Shrimps, before previewing the visit of the U's to Brunton Park.Lots discussed in this episode, including:⚫ Gateshead draw review

Howard chatted to Nick Clarke and Alex Howell last week, about the launch of the Manchester City Supporters Trust. Why it has been set up, its goals, how all blues can be involved and more. A must-listen. REMEMBER - THE 93:20 APP IS OUT NOW!

Wrexham's rise has been framed as a Hollywood story. The reality is rather more structured.In this episode, Wrexham director Shaun Harvey breaks down what's actually driven the transformation, from the earliest conversations during lockdown, through to building a club now pushing towards the Premier League.At the centre of it is the ownership model. Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney didn't just bring capital, they brought attention, storytelling and global reach. But critically, the football operation was never compromised. The club comes first. The documentary follows.What emerges is a clear set of principles:* Stay authentic* Avoid gimmicks* Trust football expertise* Build for the community firstThe result is a model that blends performance, narrative and commercial growth, without losing credibility.This is not just a football story. It's a case study in how modern sports organisations can scale: by combining elite performance with disciplined storytelling and long-term thinking.00:00 Introduction00:03 Ryan Reynolds and Rob as Wrexham co-chairmen00:29 How the Wrexham takeover began05:18 Why Wrexham meant so much to the community08:33 The Supporters Trust meeting that decided everything11:25 The original plan for Wrexham13:04 Why Ryan and Rob did it differently15:10 Football first, documentary second21:03 The breakthrough that changed everything25:59 Why Ryan and Rob don't interfere37:43 Community, ownership and the Premier League dream________________________________The Performance People podcast, in partnership with J.P. Morgan Private Bank, talks to high-performers in the world of sport and beyond, to bring defining moments, hard-earned insights and expert advice to everyday performance. New episodes every Tuesday.________________________________ainslie + ainslie NIGHT POWDER, winner of Best Sleep Supplement in the GQ Sleep Awards 2025.We love performance, which is why we've launched ainslie + ainslie – the first supplement brand to be developed inside elite sport. Now available for everyone. Find out more at www.ainslieainslie.com________________________________Connect with Performance PeopleHit subscribe today for the latest.

Something a little bit different this Easter Weekend - a bonus episode! Instead of packaging our usual "Behind Enemy Lines" chat with an opposition fan into the main episode, we've done it as an extended stand alone, and it's a really good one (if I do say so myself!).This week, we're chatting with Dave Salmon, Morecambe FC commentator for Beyond Radio and a fan of the Shrimps for more years than he cares to remember! Plenty discussed with Dave ahead of the bank holiday clash, including whether the appointment of Jim Bentley came too late to give them a decent chance of survival, their slap-dash transfer approach this season and some of the links between the two teams in each squad.Host: Lee Rooney (@leerooney)-------------------Find us on X (@bruntonbugle), Facebook (search for "Brunton Bugle") and Instagram (@bruntonbugle)You can email us with any questions, suggestions and feedback at bruntonbugle@gmail.com.-----------------We're delighted to confirm that the Carlisle United Supporters Trust (CUST) will be sponsoring the Brunton Bugle once again this season.CUST, formed originally in 2001 as CCUIST and later known as CUOSC, is the supporters' trust for Carlisle United. They are a community benefit society, with a one member-one vote democratic structure. They currently have 10% voting control of the club's holding company CUFC Holdings Ltd and are members of the Football Supporters' Association (FSA).You can find out more about the Supporters Trust and how to join on their website www.cust.org.uk, or you can contact them on X at @CUFCTrustAs part of this sponsorship, we'll be working closely with the Trust to provide some additional content this season – keep an eye out for these episodes soon!-----------------We've had a few people asking how they can contribute financially towards the pod over the last few seasons - we do this podcast because we love our club and are happy to do it for free, but if you'd like to make a contribution that can help towards hosting, online studio or equipment costs, we would be extremely grateful.It would go a long way to help us keep providing content for the Blues fanbase across the world for the 2025-26 season!You can now do this on our Ko-Fi page - ko-fi.com/bruntonbugle. Any donation is really appreciated! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nik sits down with special guest Duncan Drasdo to speak on several Manchester United related off-field issues, including ticket prices, new stadium and Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

While it certainly wasn't a classic, United's 2-1 win at Braintree Town does mean that they will now officially extend their season into the play-offs - and with Boreham Wood only drawing at Truro, third place is looking more secure than ever.With a top 7 finish now guaranteed, it's all steam ahead for that route straight into the play-off semi-finals, starting this weekend with a double-header against two of this season's strugglers, Gateshead and Morecambe - although one of them is in a fair bit better form than the other right now.No Behind Enemy Lines this week, because you're getting it as a bonus stand alone episode on Sunday instead, as we catch up with Morecambe FC commentator Dave Salmon.We look back on the win in Essex before previewing the Easter Weekend fixtures. Lots discussed in this episode, including:

A miserable evening in West Yorkshire saw United dig in and come away with another valuable three points, completing the double over Halifax and keeping a tight grip on third place, despite the best intentions of Boreham Wood.Next up for the Blues is a trip south to face Braintree - can United secure another double this season and contine to hold on to that home advantage for the play-offs?We look back on the dogged 1-0 win over the Shaymen before previewing the game against the struggling Iron.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

A perfect response from United after the disappointment of defeat at tamworth as they come from behind to hammer in-form Boston 6-2 at Brunton Park - can this be the start of a successful run-in to build up form for the play-offs?The next test for the Blues is a midweek trip to play-off hopefuls Halifax Town, as Sparky's lads look to cement their grip on third place in the table.We look back on the comfortable win over Boston United, before previewing the journey to Yorkshire to face the Shaymen.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

It seems this season that when United lose a game, it's on the back of a turgid performance - and this one was no different, as part-timers Tamworth ran-out deserved winners at The Lamb Ground last weekend.The Blues barely turned up against the Lambs and while it wasn't quite a slaughter, it needs to act as a wake-up call as they look to try and secure third place and enter the play-offs in good form.We look back on the 2-1 loss in Staffordshire, before looking ahead to a game at Brunton Park against a rejuvinated Boston United side - one of the real form teams in the divison right now. Lots discussed in this episode, including:

Tune into this weeks pop up podcast as we react to the news of 2 permanent signings, look back at the Supporters Trust event, Talk to Head Coach Mike Grady about Workington and the prep for London Broncos. Listen here or via your podcast playing app

A couple of contrasting performances for United in the space of a few days - the win at Aldershot in midweek a great example of how to defend a half-time 2-0 lead, the draw with Southend at the weekend... less so.All-in all, the Blues remain secure in third place for now and will be looking to continue that this weekend at Tamworth. Will the artificial surface play a part? Has the ground improved since we went there over 20 years ago? And more importantly, is "tonk" an actual word?We look back on the 2-2 draw with the Shrimpers and the 2-0 win at the Shots, before previewing this weekend's trip to the Midlands to face the Lambs.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

Nottingham Forest are set to announce season ticket prices soon. With that in mind we're joined by James Bogue from the Supporters Trust to discuss the announce of their survey of more than 2,000 fans which made it clear price rises are not welcome as the cost of living combined with added European games bites. Then we're joined by Tinie Tempah ahead of his headline gig at Rock City on April 18 - remember, you can't buy a ticket you earn it through voluntary work. Finally the man behind the gig, Forest fan Stephen Greene, discusses his Reds story and how he found Rock Corps, who put on similar gigs worldwide with massive artists including Lady Gaga. #nffc #nottinghamforest

As we've said many times this season, it wasn't a game for the purists at the weekend but most importantly, it was back to winning ways for United as they had a relatively comfortable afternoon on the south coast, with a 2-1 victory at Eastleigh.Up next is United's last game this season against a side in the (current) top 7, as Southend make the long journey north for what is promising to be a bumper crowd for the evening kick-off. Can United complete another double and really cement third place in the table?Lots discussed in this episode, including:

Tune into this weeks podcast lots of Salford RLFC talk to enjoy, On this weeks show we bite down on our gumshield and look back at the defeat at Doncaster. All the big news of the week including what Super Leagues future may look like if the NRL investment plan gets the green light, New loan signings announced as a Podcast club man of the year returns to help. Supporters Trust event announced and news as a former player and head coach passes away, Mike Grady joins us to talk about getting a reaction from his players after Doncaster defeat, preparing for Workington Town and lots more. Listen here or via your podcast playing app

A bump back down to earth? More like a crash-landing for the Blues on the North Sea coast as they are well beaten by play-off chasing Hartlepool, nipping in the bud any of those little glimmers of hope people were building for a potential late top-spot push. Can United bounce back straight away and keep a tight grip on third place?We look back on the 3-1 loss to the Monkey Hangers, before previewing this weekend's trip to the south coast to take on Eastleigh.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

A comfortable afternoon's work for United sees them easily beat Yeovil and open up a decent gap to fourth place - but can they keep in touch with the top two and hope for some major slip-ups?We look back on the 3-0 win over the Glovers before we preview the midweek trip over the north east to take on Hartlepool United and their collapsing away end seats.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

Dan makes his first appearance on the pod of 2026 and what at time to do it - an excellent week for United as they pick up two wins, complete two doubles, six points added and six goals scored! (let's ignore the three conceded for now!). The win over FGR puts United firmly in pole position to secure that vital third place in the league... but could they go one or two better?!We look back on the 3-1 win over Robbie Savage's Vegans before looking ahead to this weekend's fixture against struggling Yeovil Town at Brunton Park. Can the Blues make it three wins in a row?Lots discussed in this episode, including:

After the cautious approach at Rochdale at the weekend, it was a bit more front-foot for United in midweek and it paid dividends as they ran out 3-2 winners over Scunthorpe, three points that could be vital in the battle for third place come the end of the season.With that game out of the way, all focus now is on the trip south to face Forest Green Rovers - another fixture that could be pivotal in the attempts to avoid an extra game in the play-offs could the end of the campaign.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

A tight-encounter at Spotland sees high-flying Rochdale come out the winners and keep their grip on top spot - for United, it looks like play-offs or bust this season with 16 games left to play.We look back on the 1-0 defeat to Dale at the weekend, before previewing the huge midweek clash with Scunthorpe at Brunton Park, where third will face fourth in a battle that could go some way to earning a place directly into the play-off semi-finals come the end of the season.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

A routine win for United at Brunton Park ahead of a tricky run of fixtures - and an even bigger positive, Charlie Wyke back on the pitch after almost 16 months out!It was pretty straight forward for the Blues against Alty last weekend, but with Rochdale, Scunthorpe and Forest Green all coming up in the space of 8 days, are they ready to face a potentially season-defining week of fixtures? We look ahead to the first of those fixtures at Spotland this weekend.Note - apologies, we had some technical issues early in the episode recording, but these should be ironed out now!Lots discussed in this episode, including:

United's title hopes were given a stark reality check last time out as a ruthless York City side continued their march towards a 100 goal season by winning 3-0 at Brunton Park - is it time to accept top spot is out of reach, or can the Blues turn things around for the run-in?We take a look back at the sobering defeat to the Minstermen last time out, before looking ahead to Altrincham's first ever visit to Brunton Park this weekend as the Blues look to bounce back ahead of a tough run of fixtures.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

Nottingham Forest play their final Europa League group game against Hungarian side Ferencvaros at the City Ground on Thursday night. We'll discuss the game in full as well as the latest transfer news as deadline day approaches and Forest push to sign Jean-Philippe Mateta from Crystal Palace. They have also been linked with Brighton's Yasin Ayari as reports say a £20m bid for the midfielder has been rejected. Matt Davies is joined by Chris Aylmer and former Reds midfielder Sam Collins. #nffc #nottinghamforest

Nottingham Forest fans were left furious with the 1-0 defeat to Braga in the Europa League as the Portuguese side won without having a shot on target. We'll reflect on the game, the post match interviews from Sean Dyche and Ryan Yates and the latest transfer news as Lorenzo Lucca flies in for his medical. We'll also preview the game against Brentford in the Premier League as Forest look to avoid being dragged closer to the relegation zone. Matt Davies is joined by Greg Mitchell, Paul Morley and Pete Blackburn. #nffc #nottinghamforest

Big Georgie Kelly gets his first hat-trick for the Blues, but it's still not enough to secure all three points as a very rare Gabe Breeze clanger gifts Solihull a late equaliser and denies United the chance to move into top spot in the division.But they get another chance to go into first place in midweek and what a game to do it in, as last season's runners up and this season's free-scorers York City come to Brunton Park for what looks set to be a hum-dinger of a fixture. Can United avenge the hammering in Yorkshire earlier this season?Lots discussed in this episode, including:

It's three wins and three clean sheets in a row for Untied as they comfortably see off Wealdstone to go top of the table on an ice-affected day in the National League - is consistent and steady performances going to be the key to United gaining promotion this season?We look back on the 2-0 win over the Stones before previewing this weekend's long trip south to Kent to take on Isthmian League side Chatham Town in the FA Trophy Fourth Round. Lots discussed in this episode, including:

Two wins, two clean sheets, four goal scored and six points picked up over the Christmas week... and yet, there's still a level of disquiet at performances amongst the support. Is picking up two points a game on average enough, or is entertaining the crowd just as important this season?We look back on the wins over Gateshead and Morecambe, before previewing the first fixture of 2026 as Wealdstone make their first ever trip to Brunton Park.Lots discussed in this episode, including:⚫ Gateshead win reviewed

It's two defeats in a row for Untied in the league as they're comfortably beaten 2-0 at fellow promotion hopefuls Boreham Wood - is it time for panic stations or is it just a blip?There's an opportunity for the Blues to get back on track in the Christmas week as they face consecutive fixtures against bottom four sides, where nothing less than six points will be considered a disappointing outcome.We look back on the loss in Hertfordshire before previewing the final two fixtures of 2025.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

United's unbeaten run ends on nine games as in-form Woking leave Brunton Park with all three points in a disappointing performance - but it's progress in the FA Trophy as seventh-tier Harborough Town are seen-off in the third round with a 2-1 win.Can United bounce back in the National League against fellow promotion hopefuls Boreham Wood this weekend? We look back on the previous two games before previewing the trip to Hertfordshire on Sunday.Lots discussed in this episode, including:♦️ Woking (H) Review

United's "Road to Wembley" via the FA Cup has ended for yet another season, as they were beaten 4-1 at Blackpool at the weekend - despite the scoreline, the Blues gave a decent account of themselves against a League One side once again this season.While the route to the national stadium via the FA Cup has closed, the FA Trophy journey begins this weekend - with a first ever visit to Harborough Town and a role reversal of United's cup ties across the rest of the season. Can we avoid a potential banana skin against the promotion-chasing Southern League Premier Division Central side.Before that though, in-form Woking are the opponents at Brunton Park in the National League - both sides are unbeaten in nine league games, will something give or should we expect a stalemate?Lots discussed in this episode, including:

Georgie Kelly is back in the goals, Breeze is saving from the spot and United are still keeping pace at the top of the league with leaders Rochdale - it's 11 games unbeaten now, can United maintain this run in the push for promotion back to the EFL?This weekend, it's a break from league action as the Blues travel to the Lancashire seaside to face League One side Blackpool - can they cause another cup upset and potentially earn a tie against a Premier League side in the Third Round?Lots discussed in this episode, including:

United's unbeaten run stretches to ten in all competitions as they grab a win at Boston thanks to Macadam's late strike - it wasn't pretty, but Harvey's brace was enough to secure all three points and keep the pressure on Rochdale at the top.We look back on the hard-fought 2-1 win at Boston United, before previewing the visit of Tamworth to Brunton Park this weekend.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

Dan's back on the pod for the first time in a long time but unfortunately, it's not a win for him to discuss, as the Blues are forced to settle for a point at home against Eastleigh infront of the biggest crowd in the National League so far this season.We look back on the 1-1 draw with the Spitfires before previewing the long trip over to the East Coast to face Boston United on Saturday evening. Can United get back to winning ways and extend their unbeaten run to ten games in all competitions?Lots discussed in this episode, including:

It's six-games unbeaten in the league for the Blues as they continue to sit top of the National League table - with a more favourable looking run of fixtures going into the new year, can they remain in pole position for a quick return to the EFL?We look back on the excellent 2-1 win at Southend United, before previewing the bumper 10k Brunton Park crowd (fingers crossed!) for the visit of Eastleigh.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

Mike is back on the pod for the first time in a while and he's already trying to claim an assist for Junior Luamba's brace in midweek - the cheek of it! The 2-0 win over Halifax sends the Blues top as Rochdale's game against Scunthorpe fell victim to the weather - can United remain there from this point onwards though?To do so, they'll need to see off fellow promotion hopefuls Southend United at the weekend, as the Blues travel to Roots Hall in the live DAZN and TikTok (yes, TikTok) Saturday evening fixture - it's got all the hallmarks of a potential classic.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

A remarkable win for United and a remarkable sub appearance for Regan Linney at the weekend, as his injury and extra time hat-trick secures a 3-2 win at Reading and sends United into the next round of the FA Cup where they'll face another League One struggler in Blackpool.Are there anymore words left we can use to describe the brilliance of United's top scorer? We'll give it a try. We look back on his second treble of the season before looking ahead to a home clash with play-off chasing Halifax Town this midweek.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

After the excitement of the thrilling win over Forest Green Rovers, it was a bit of a case of "back down to earth" at the weekend as United were held to a draw at Yeovil when a win would have sent us top of the table. It's a weekend off from the league now as the Blues face a long trip in the FA Cup First Round - but can they come back from the tie at struggling League One side Reading in the hat for Round 2?Lots discussed in this episode, including:

A great win for United over Forest Green Rovers at the weekend should have been held up as a fantastic advert for the National League, has instead been (unsurprisingly) turned into another episode of the Robbie Savage Show.Despite this, we try our best to focus as much as we can on what was an exciting and action-packed game of football, before looking ahead to the Blues' long trip to Somerset this weekend to face Yeovil Town.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

After overcoming a slight wobble after half-time, United are comfortably into the FA Cup First Round after the comprehensive win over Boston United. Their reward? A trip to Berkshire to take on struggling League One side Reading. Chance of a cup-upset? Stranger things have happened.With the cup competitions out of the way, it's back to the league and it's a mouth-watering clash against fellow promotion contenders Forest Green Rovers, or to give them their full title, Robbie Savage's Forest Green Rovers™.Lots discussed in this episode, including:

Wrexham Wednesdays – Episode 1 RecapWelcome to Wrexham – S1E1: "Dream"Follow me on X @mikeagostinhoSubscribe on YouTube MusicIn the series premiere of Welcome to Wrexham, we're introduced to the historic Welsh football club Wrexham AFC and its unlikely new owners — Hollywood actor Rob McElhenney and global superstar Ryan Reynolds. The episode explores the town's deep connection to the club, its struggles both on and off the pitch, and the skepticism surrounding the surprise takeover by two outsiders. Rob draws parallels between his working-class roots in Philadelphia and the people of Wrexham, while Ryan offers charm, humility, and curiosity as they present their vision to the club's Supporters Trust. With 98.6% approval, the ownership deal goes through — and a new era begins.

Daily #85 | In this episode, Ed is joined by Duncan Drasdo and Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust (MUST) to discuss the recent ticket price increases announced by Manchester United. Duncan and Andy discuss the 5% average price increase for tickets, policy changes affecting pensioners and under 16s, and the new categorisation scheme for tickets. They explore the broader financial implications, including match day revenues and the operational costs tied to the club's performance. The conversation also touches on the strained relations between fan groups and the club's new management, the necessity of understanding fans' perspectives, and the potential impact of dynamic pricing. The episode concludes with insights into stadium redevelopment plans, the challenges of financing the initiative, and the importance of maintaining a strong fan base. 00:00 Introduction 01:42 Overview of Price Increases 02:51 Impact on Different Fan Groups 03:55 Changes in Ticketing Policies 08:38 Consultation Process 12:41 Financial Challenges and Club's Strategy 23:32 Future of the Stadium and Financing 32:49 Final Thoughts About MUST As an organisation, MUST has evolved greatly over the years. From its origins as a fan shareholder pressure group and protest movement, MUST is now the largest Supporters Trust in the UK and works to give United fans the most influential voice possible. Its manifesto sets out the five ways it tries try to do that: – Representing fans' voices to the Club  – Campaigning on fans priorities  – Building a growing ownership stake for fans – – Standing up for fans, making sure they're fairly treated – Always listening, so we represent fans' real views --- If you are interested in supporting the show and accessing exclusive bonus episodes, check out our Patreon page or subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscriptions. We do a bonus show and a tactical review every week for backers. No Question About That is available on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, Amazon and all podcast apps. Hit that subscribe button, leave a rating and write a review. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices