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17 November 2009
Gers’ price-isn’t-right complaint irks United
Dundee United have been left less than impressed by Rangers’ complaints over their decision to charge half-price admission for next month’s rescheduled league clash at Tannadice (writes Tom Duthie).
On November 1, the game had to be abandoned at half-time because of a waterlogged pitch and it will now go ahead on December 15.

Yesterday, United announced there will be half-price admission that night and it’s understood, initially, Rangers seemed to have no problem with that.

Last night, though, they issued a statement saying they were very disappointed by a move that will leave fans out of pocket.

Today, United pointed out while they have every sympathy with fans, the cost of putting on the game still has to be met — the police bill alone for an Old Firm clash is three times higher than normal fixtures.

Ironically, the teams were in action in a closed-door friendly in Glasgow this afternoon, though Jon Daly missed out because of flu.