Oldham, Rochdale and Stockport County will welcome you....

Tbf, most clubs have the same poilicy blue.

My dad takes an elderly disabled supporter to Gigg every home game and he's allowed 1 carer to sit/stand with him in the disabled section...although my dad is a seasonticket holder and comes n sits with us in the stand (it's only 50yrds away).

I can't see many clubs allowing a family of 4, with 1 being in a wheelchair, to sit together....i may be wrong though .

No, I agree with you Den....it's not really about the fact they couldn't seat them together, as there was a programme on BBC the other week about disabled fans, and we came out of it with average results like other big clubs - it's the wording in the reply from the disabled co-ordinator.

“There are some clubs that would welcome you with open arms and possibly ask you to bring as many family members as possible, the downside is it wouldn’t be at Old Trafford, most probably Rochdale, Oldham or Stockport. They have the space and that’s the critical thing.”

Ah, got you...agreed, it's poor wording.

Sarcastic, if you ask me.

Good to see we are 88% capacity for the recommended numbers for disabled fans - and we are due to ensure that's 100% by next season...yet United, Chelsea and LFC are 50% and below the recommended offering of seats/access.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/11616789/Man-United-Chelsea-and-Liverpool-in-disgrace-over-disabled-fans-access.html

Just had to post this as a reply to my LFC mates - who posted on FB that Man City are a disgrace for charging carers a ticket price....oh how sweet it was.