Manchester United have reportedly reinstated the season ticket of a fan with dementia after his family members made it known that the club cancelled his seat because he did not own a mobile phone.The

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Manchester United moved to reinstate the season ticket of a supporter who has dementia after issues monitoring his attendance saw them withdraw the ticket, but the family complained

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Manchester United scrambled to reinstate the season-ticket of a fan with dementia after family members raged his seat had been wrongly cancelled because he had no mobile phone.