Supporters hit out at 'Big Brother' Manchester United after club urge fans to arrive earlier to games ahead of derby clash with Manchester City

  • Manchester United have warned their supporters to be more punctual for games
  • Several fans received emails urging them to arrive at least an hour before kick off
  • The emails were criticised, with one supporter comparing United to 'Big Brother'
  • Others hit out at the standard of security staff being employed by United
Manchester United have been accused of acting like Big Brother after they wrote to fans who have turned up at kick-off or later this season.
In an email sent to a number of supporters, head of venue Dan Schofield tells them that their arrival times are being monitored.
He writes: 'Our records show that you have got into the stadium at, or after, kick-off for mostPremier League matches so far this season', before adding: 'Therefore, it would be great if you could arrive earlier, no later than 1 hour prior to kick-off'.
Manchester United urged fans to improve on their arrival times ahead of the Manchester derby
Manchester United urged fans to improve on their arrival times ahead of the Manchester derby

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