MUFC through and through #GlazersOut #INEOSOut
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The same people mocking this will be the same ones saying fans don’t do enough and they’re fed up of the Glazers
This isn’t about hitting the Glazers pockets. This is about publicity. Sponsors and the media will quickly take of an empty Old Trafford
Please do this together
Enough Is Enough❗️
Calling on all match going fans attending the game On Sunday vs Aston Villa To EMPTY Old Trafford On 21st minute.
21 years of failure by the Glazers!
No more talking. It’s time for ACTION ‼️
#GlazersOut #IneosOut
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Enough Is Enough❗️
Calling on all match going fans attending the game On Sunday vs Aston Villa To EMPTY Old Trafford On 21st minute.
21 years of failure by the Glazers!
No more talking. It’s time for ACTION ‼️
#GlazersOut #IneosOut
Btw as good as Fergie was for Man United, he was and always will be our greatest ever manager, he is a large part to also blame for the mess we’re in now
He retired when the squad was old without bleeding through youngsters, and is the reason the Glazers actually bought United
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Everyone catching up but I’ve been talking about this for years.
The Glazers saved Ferguson and his legacy.
🐎🤯 Did you know a dispute over a RACEHORSE helped pave the way for the Glazers to buy Manchester United?
It all started with Sir Alex Ferguson and a champion racehorse called Rock of Gibraltar.
Ferguson believed he owned 50% of the horse, including its incredibly valuable stud rights, potentially worth tens of millions of pounds.
But Irish businessman John Magnier, who was also a major Manchester United shareholder, disputed his claim.
The disagreement turned into a bitter legal battle, with Magnier and fellow shareholder JP McManus putting pressure on Ferguson and demanding investigations into United's transfer dealings.
The relationship completely broke down and led to a settlement out of court and was followed by Magnier and McManus putting their shares up for sale.
In May 2005, they sold their combined 28.7% stake in Manchester United to Malcolm Glazer, giving him the controlling interest he needed to complete his takeover.
The Glazers then took control of United through a debt-funded takeover that would change the club's financial future forever.
All because of a falling-out over a horse. 🐎😳
I’m sure the lads were brilliant in training today again and they’re committed and he’s looking forward to putting it right
Speaks a lot, says very little this fella
Martinez and Fernandes (along with many others) should be just released in the summer. No extensions ffs!
Carrick: “I can’t look into the future, I don’t know what’s gonna happen. I am really looking forward to the game tomorrow, you might think I’m crazy with the results we’ve had. Whatever happens will happen after that, whatever direction it goes in.” #MUFC
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I’m at a loss for words
🚨🎙️ | David Ornstein on #mufc keeping Carrick after the Bournemouth defeat:
“The club also looked at the reaction of the players back at Carrington on the training ground and felt there was a REALISATION after they were booed off the pitch against Bournemouth.
“They were determined to put this right, that they couldn't sack another manager immediately and that it was THEM who had to sort this out.
“They couldn't hide behind him. And so they GENUINELY decided to move forward with Carrick and give him a CHANCE.
“They've NOT been speaking to other coaches directly behind his back and they STILL BELIEVE that he can bring about this upturn in the next week, however tough it's looking at this point.”
[@David_Ornstein & @NBCSportsSoccer]
“Liverpool played really well” Jamie Carragher says
They didn’t have a single shot on target fella
Their attack cost over £400m
Imagine that was other clubs. He’d have slaughtered them
“Liverpool are in a title race”
They are worse off than Amorim was at the same stage last season
Behave
Not enough is made of how shocking Barcola, Wirtz and Isak have been today
Over £450m of players and they had 1 shot on target
Embarrassing
Now compare this to what Michael Carrick says after Man United games
It’s laughable really how pathetic Carrick is with the media
Oliver Glasner is 𝘿𝙊𝙉𝙀 making compromises at Nottingham Forest 🙅♂️
He’s thrown down the gauntlet to his players: 𝗕𝗨𝗬 𝗜𝗡 𝗢𝗥 𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗩𝗘!
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Bruno, Shaw, Maguire, Rashford
All still here at Man United
Saka is the only Arsenal player still at Arsenal in this video
And if they lose, they are only 3 points better off than they were under Roy Hodgson after 9 games
Let’s have some balance
All this hyperbole surrounding Liverpool is laughable. Spurs have a good chance of finishing above them
The Glazers probably enjoy this decline
They’ll see it as many more years at the helm because they’re not selling when our stock is undervalued
Never allow INEOS to ever say “best in class” or that they want to restore Man United back ever again
They are deliberately throwing away points by keeping Carrick in his job due to their indecision and incompetence and lack of money
It’s pathetic
Along with the super league this is the most amount of public scrutiny we’ve seen against the Man United ownership
We must ensure it remains until those parasites are gone
Spot on
Relegation means the Glazers are MORE likely to STAY
Manchester United need to be freed of the yoke of the Glazers. That’s obvious. Been saying it since 2005. But how? It’s difficult to force regime change. A few United fans suggesting they’d welcome relegation as it would make the Glazers consider selling up. It might make them more likely to hold on as a PL club worth far more than EFL. A few fans suggesting a boycott of games - but why should loyal fans stop watching their team? And the club could simply get tourists in if a few games missed.
A boycott of the megastore and catering is obvious (and already done by some fans) but that would also hit staff and temporary workers. Chants and banners make a point to the world how reviled the absentee Glazers are. But probably won’t worry the distant Glazers. They can point to money invested in transfers (and spent badly) but it’s not their personal money. It’s money generated by the fans.
United have some very influential fans’ groups, fanzines, forums and pods. Would lobbying the Independent Football Regulator about whether the Glazers are “fit and proper owners” (in old parlance) have any effect? At the very least, there is a strong case for lobbying the IFR and Government about updating legislation to preclude debt-based takeovers (the IFR has an advisory role to Parliament).
It’s certainly a national embarrassment that the most high-profile representative of the national sport has such substantial debt and such deeply unpopular owners associated with it. Sadly, like a stubborn stain, the Glazers will take some shifting. #MUFC
My biggest worry with Emery (if he remarkably ever came to Man United) is that more often than not, his teams are out performed game on game in xG
Whilst that isn’t a massive flaw in isolation, it does suggest that something fundamental is wrong game to game. Just a thought
Glazers & INEOS mantra is Pennies over performances
#MUFC decided on plan to get to international break then make assessment on Michael Carrick following crisis talks this week.
Potential (now realised) loss to Chelsea baked in, presumably.
Roma + Aston Villa ahead.
Points per game 2013-24: 1.81
Points per game 2024-now: 1.38
nytimes.com/athletic/7741838…
