Recent content by United442b

There was always going to be major scepticism after 16 years with zero communication from the Glazers. I expected nothing from the fans forum today other than a PR stunt, which this 'fans share' idea might be. However, any kind of share scheme is much more than I was hoping for and it could...

The terms the Glazers got on the loans to buy Man Utd were shocking, basically pay day lender stuff - hence why we are still in massive debt. It could also be key to getting them out. With no Super League instant windfall on the horizon and fan (customer in their eyes) discontent, an exit...

It actually frightening how bad that list is.

I don't really mind owners making a profit, its more the financial mismanagement that annoys me. Spending £1.5bn and still servicing the loan is clueless. Then looking at the stadium, we're paying squad players 100ks at week, but can't at update even minor parts of Old Trafford.

He's definitely gone "ooh look how many views I got the last time I lost it"

Brilliant post. Being in so much debt means the club is effectively owned by the banks not the Glazers. I'm not a financial expert but there must be ways of pressuring them.

I do think the Glazers Out protest does need proper leadership. Some people with expertise in organising a sustained campaign and what tactics to use to really pile the pressure on.

I would just ask any fan to do whatever they can to help the cause. Be it liking a Glazer Out tweet or turning up at OT. They want you to think you can't make a difference. Together we are stronger.

Just gets worse for Roma doesn't it. Seen this movie before, but it's fun to watch when it's not our club.

I've resorted to wearing knee pads at OT - I'm not joking.

I don't want us relegated. I'm saying we have to look at this protest in the long-term and recognise any possible consequences. The fans have to be strong enough to accept them. If fans continue getting games called off, the price to be paid could be relegation. But it wouldn't be the end of...

Relegation is what the Glazers really fear. Guaranteeing revenue streams was the reason for the creation of the ESL. Relegation is definitely a possibility with a points reduction. I would just say look at Glasgow Rangers, Leeds and Juventus - they all got relegated for non footballing...

I keep reading no one will be able to buy the club or future owners might be worse. £3 billion in world finance is large amount, but not massive. Manchester United make money and any new owners will be seen as saviours - They can expect a rise in revenue as a result. As for the new owners...

To everyone that was at Old Trafford today - I love you all! Except Keith, you know what you did...

This is about the future of our club. Despite the Glazer media campaign it was 99% peaceful. if it takes games to be postponed, a points deduction so be it. We can't give up, no matter the cost. Look at what happened to Leeds and City, they went down to League 2 and are now stronger than ever.