Wouldn't we be playing two days before that anyway? Whats the difference?
Protest at Old Trafford
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I'm all for the protest - I just don't believe the Glazers will take a minute's notice. A-holes rarely do
If this ends up giving Pool a better lineup... That would be very sad.
poor stand in corner flags thought they were going to get their day 
Not funny sorry. Guy's got a life damaging injury.
Deleted. What did he say?
"The fans have officials channels" feck off. Letters get blanked. Action talks. Well done to all today. Except the odd few idiots obviously.
Why didn't they do this before the Roma game?
Yes....the real worry of this whole thing. Yes.
fecking morons going into OT
Sigh.
Fair enough reasoning.
Because this is literally the biggest game of the season? It's only logical.
You think that will make them sell?
Said the person's injuries were a bonus. Disgusting.
Liverpool are playing on the 16th. Tomorrow's the only real opportunity.
This is one of the biggest games in the world of football...
Can see Neville either getting booted off Sky or being forced to apologize again. I for one applaud him. The presenter keeps trying to condem all this
The so called fans should protest at the Glazers' office/where they live in the UK, but not at the stadium. It only hurts the club. They should target the owners.
What fecking riot???
Who in here wanted a riot???
Do you know what a riot is or looks like???
Because we probably would have been kicked out of the competition.
Now that’s a strong, powerful statement sent out by the fans that will be trending worldwide now.
Enough is enough. Glazers out.
Enough is enough. Glazers out.
The politics of the ramifications behind this will be very interesting.
I’d imagine Liverpool’s playing staff will be very frustrated at this and ordinarily would push to punish United for failing to assure of their safety and for being unable to host the match.
That said, in the wake of the Super League fiasco, would Liverpool’s supporters actually want that or do they too look to support the protests against the owners of the elite clubs?
I’d imagine Liverpool’s playing staff will be very frustrated at this and ordinarily would push to punish United for failing to assure of their safety and for being unable to host the match.
That said, in the wake of the Super League fiasco, would Liverpool’s supporters actually want that or do they too look to support the protests against the owners of the elite clubs?
Unless some billionaires come in and buy the club it will achieve nothing.
Do I think fan breaking into a stadium, causing a life changing injuring to a police officer, getting a game called off, is going to attract billionaire owners ? No I don’t.
so in the long run, no it changes nothing, maybe it reduces our income from sponsors that means glazers allow less money into the club, or even further increase the clubs debt. But no I don’t see any postive out come from today.
For all those upset the game is cancelled, for goodness sake doesn't the club mean more to you than one lousy game?
Cancelling a game like this in the manner it was done sends such a powerful message to the owners. I'm so proud of the fans!
Cancelling a game like this in the manner it was done sends such a powerful message to the owners. I'm so proud of the fans!
Have a look at the headlock here. GET YOUR HANDS OFF MY FOOTBALL CLUB
We have a game!
We play THUR-SUN-WED- (weekened blank, but Liverpoolplay)-WED-SUN.
It has to be tomorrow really to make most sense.
Sunday afternoon gives the players an extra 24 hours rest - no one has ever been asked to play Monday then Thursday or Wednesdsay/Satruday
The amount of negativity about this protest now because the games been called off 
feck me, how bafflingly backwards.
feck me, how bafflingly backwards.More eyes on OT for today's game than the Thursday Night Cup
Fully supported the violence done on the police officer.
Should be banned. Twat.
Can move Liverpool/WBA to midweek beforehand.
Great protest. Ya fecking idiots
Agree with the point of the protests, absolutely. I do think there’s a valid argument about the protesters picking and choosing which matches to disrupt. i.e. not the Europa league because you might win it. That part stinks for me, I’d have way more sympathy if they’d disrupted both, or if they went on to disrupt the Europa League final. I know people will use the ‘Liverpool game has the biggest audience’ argument, but I think that’s being deliberately blind to the facts.
I will be surprised if United don't get a severe punishment for this
I honestly don't have the energy to address this point because it's so wrong. But suffice it to say that if you had a friend who earned 10x more than you, him spending 10x on a car/house or anything of the sort than you does not mean your friend is being wasteful. In this comparison, United has been spending 4-5x of what Newcastle has spent but this doesn't mean the Glazers have done anything for this club. Also, it's the club's money, they've invested feck-all.
We are a bigger club, a bigger business and an actual fecking football institution being run by the Glazers as if we're some small-time club.
As for what the 'commentators' are saying, I honestly could not give a toss. They have their cushy jobs with Sky who have taken PL football off the free-to-air TV and have been making money off it for years. Of course they won't like.
The BBC didn't want to feature people exposing the current government's crimes and corruption. That didn't make it right and neither does what the media are trying to portray here.