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By Jay Saville: STOKE City fans are being urged to lodge formal complaints after being prevented from seeing their club's game against Manchester United.

Around 70 supporters were enjoying a pre-match drink when they were served with a Section 27 order by police and put back on buses to Stoke-on-Trent.

Greater Manchester Police claim they made the order after receiving information that hooligan groups were targeting the game at Old Trafford on November 15.

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  • @republikofmancunia1 , you make me laugh your probs not even from manchester just another little glory hunting prick !

  • What a waank presenter

  • BLOODY MANCS... TRYIN TO GET AS MANY STOKIES NOT TO COME TO THE GAME SO THEY DIDNT OUTSING ANY OF THE POONITED FANS.... WE DID ANYWAY.... UTD FANS ARE LIKE THEY'RE IN A LIBRARY...

  • was this when sjoke bottled out of our meet and asked for ob help 

  • stoke dicks lol, never ever done Utd, never will, joke firm

  • police had intelligence...? doubt it

  • @stretfordlad1971 haha like the one u got last time?

  • well done to your lads getting money from the thick ob, funny how they say they were innocents when it was your firm in that pub bar 3 of them, but you'd of been hammered so ob saved you from a twatting

  • hahahha

  • is that even a proper news reporter?

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