What would they do? Storm the stadium and get the biggest game of the season called off? Someone should organise that.
Protests planned for the match on Sunday?
- Thread starter Jericholyte2
- Start date
-
In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
Cor blimey! Imagine we had an organised fanbase capabale of that!
The protest against the Super league was all cute but at the end of the day letting the board get away with being as undecisive as they are now is not good enough in my opinion.
Especially as the main object of the protests were not achieved it seems. Showing ambition on the pitch. Instead they are letting the legacy of a player get tarnished. Enough reason to let them know. We don't though.
Yeah those protests proper showed them. Instead of the Super League we have oil money buying the league. And our board acts the same it always has. Ride shit out as long as possible, without any courage or ideas or show of progress.
Why so much hate against the protesters? They obviously want what they feel is good for the club and are expressing their views. You may disagree with their methods, but at least they are showing pashun. Better than being a keyboard warrior on here, no?
Many of the ‘keyboard warriors’ went to the protest when there was actually something to protest a few months ago. They’re not really into going and protesting against the manager.
The Glazers has used the club as a piggy bank for years,finally last season the supporters stood up and protested.
The Glazers buy some shiny new toys and the supporters forget everything..
Then this happens when we are in debt and stadium needs upgrading, disgraceful!
https://theathletic.com/2445359/202...HFESWNsNklRRUdQV1EySHBNbHlfOGtzNElMYjc4LWNQeg..
The Glazers buy some shiny new toys and the supporters forget everything..
Then this happens when we are in debt and stadium needs upgrading, disgraceful!
https://theathletic.com/2445359/202...HFESWNsNklRRUdQV1EySHBNbHlfOGtzNElMYjc4LWNQeg..
Glazers got their stooge in, fans now more impotent than ever.
The irony
Their lack of infrastructure.
Saying Glazers Out is going to be counter productive. But its useful if you're pressuring them to fix up on certain areas like a proper DoF etc.
Thing is, MUST I think were the fan representatives at their meeting and they were wank in explaining the issues.
I’d just like to laugh again at that grey haired twat giving it large with him and just 12 fecking pals.
What a daft fecking twat.
What a daft fecking twat.
The same fans who can't bear to complain about Ole can't bear to complain about the people working at united and doing nothing. But they can say "Glazers Out" over and over.
Why would you think that if the Glazer provided money for 'infrastructure' that it would be spent well?
I'm not being funny but a couple of our fans at the glazer protest have megastore bags in their hands.
I'm trying to be positive but it just sends out mixed messages.
I'm trying to be positive but it just sends out mixed messages.
How is there not something to protest about now? Seems to me very little has changed since that point. Ed is still hanging around and seems like he is going to hire himself into a long term role. The glazers are still using the club as a personal cashpoint and have no interest in recruiting competent people into key roles across the club
Hard not to think many more people would support the protests if ole wasn't in charge, which is fairly pathetic
Why did they have to close the megastore for that? Not that it looks busy anyway.
Amazed this thread is still hanging on. This was a nonsense toys out of the pram 'we are not happy' protest with no objective or backing from any major fan group.
I'm actually surprised anyone turned up, 30 was about 25 more than I expected.
There will come a time again when a major Glazer protest kicks off and undoubtedly we will turn out in force as usual. We have comfortably the most militant fanbase in the country as we have proved time and time again since the Murdoch takeover in the 90s, through to the Glazers in '05, '10, and '21.
I'm actually surprised anyone turned up, 30 was about 25 more than I expected.
There will come a time again when a major Glazer protest kicks off and undoubtedly we will turn out in force as usual. We have comfortably the most militant fanbase in the country as we have proved time and time again since the Murdoch takeover in the 90s, through to the Glazers in '05, '10, and '21.
I don't believe we have the most militant fan base, we may have a militant section of our fan base but our fan base generally seems quite fragmented. As a result I don't think our fan base is as good at consistently mobilising protests as others. For example the liverpool fans protests against hicks and Gillette seemed more coordinated, over a longer period than anything we have seen against the glazers
That 2nd video has two fans with Man Utd megastore bags in their hands.
Joel & Avram Glazer - “cheers for the cash lads, now where is that popcorn”?
Tweet
— Twitter API (@user) date