Manchester United creates digital unit - Manchester United has created a digital division, Manchester United Interactive, as it gears up to charge consumers online for the first time. It is ramping up its digital presence with a major overhaul of its website. Revolution 05/12/2001 So how much would we be prepared to pay for the abomination that passes as an official NUFC site? Or even if it got its act together? Quite. Are there any good official sites out there?

-- Anonymous, December 06, 2001

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I'd be quite happy to pay if the webcast was guaranteed crystal- clear, if the goals were ready for download a few hours after the game, and tickets could be bought immediately for away games. To answer your Q I have, until now, never ever seen a site that I would pay to visit.

-- Anonymous, December 06, 2001

Sunderland have had this facility for about a month now.

-- Anonymous, December 06, 2001

Sunderlands is £3 a month i believe.

Why not have a whipround and get one between you?

-- Anonymous, December 06, 2001

Impressive. Can't sell their season tickets, but they can persuade the gullible to part with £3 a month to see monkey pics. Good marketing that.

-- Anonymous, December 06, 2001

Can't sell their season tickets?

You make is soound like no-one goes to see Sunderland.

And that is quite obviously not true.

But is your dad bigger than mine? I don't think he is.I mean my dad ALWAYS takes the full allocation at away matches,your dad does not.Ner,ner,ner,ner,ner,ner.

-- Anonymous, December 06, 2001

Feeling particularly fiesty today kev?

-- Anonymous, December 06, 2001

My dad doesn't like football (he's a Mackem, I don't really blame him)

-- Anonymous, December 06, 2001

..... actually, the £3 per month fee includes match tickets! ;o{]

-- Anonymous, December 06, 2001