Hello and welcome to the Price of Football, the show that looks at the money, behind the

beautiful game with me Kevin Day, Andrew for University's Kirin McWire, Kirin how

I suspect that people will notice that you turn the page in your notebook as we finished

the last pod and we're doing it as we started this one, which is an indication that not

much time has elapsed between recording the last pod and recording this one. We are on

our break now and it's kind of weird Doctor Who styling and I hope you're enjoying yourself.

I won't give away where you are in a wheelchair in a case you're bothered on the beach by hundreds

of fans but I know and I hope you're having a good time. So we've got a special extra interview

for you today with Chloe Horricks and Chloe is the head of travel operations at Manchester United

Football Club. A job that I imagined would be one of the most glamorous in the world, turns

out to actually quite a hard work and this is what we had to say.

Chloe thank you so much for joining us today we really do appreciate it especially as we know

you're very busy at the moment. Before we start can you tell us just a little bit about yourself

your background and how you got this exciting glamorous job. Certainly can. So I'm sort of born

and bred in Manchester, went to university here and that kind of leads me on where this sort of

ball started from. We really at Manchester United and whilst there was a unit obviously you need

sort of a bit of you know funds to pay for things and I decided to take a job sort of on a casual

basis within our sort of hospitality suite so basically on a match day I worked in an executive

box and I was actually in a box looking after Michael Owen and Ryan Giggs's family at the time.

Oh well. And yeah so they kind of put me in there and I was just awaiting on stuff at that point.

This was like sort of very early on in sort of university days and so yeah I just started from

there really and I think I got on with them quite well, I got on with the families quite well

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