After Man United’s final takeover bids, chants of “GlazersOut” reverberate through Old Trafford.
After the final Manchester United takeover bids were submitted, Old Trafford supporters made it plain they want The Glazers out prior to their match against Aston Villa.
Large numbers of supporters were observed marching to Old Trafford while chanting “GlazersOut” and carrying enormous banners. The group’s disdain for the Glazer family was expressed with vehemence as they were in a passionate mood.
Additionally, orange and green smoke filled the air as supporters set off flares and chanted obscenities at the unpopular proprietors.
On Saturday, supporters announced that they will not stop until the club is sold in its entirety, not for the alleged 50 to 70 percent. The Glazers are contemplating a sale because Joel and Avram may wish to retain control over the cub.
The march was organized by fan group The 1958, who gathered approximately ten minutes from Old Trafford at the Nags Head tavern.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Sheikh Jassim submitted proposals for United before the deadline on Friday.
Despite the fact that Ratcliffe’s bid was reportedly greater than the Sheikh’s offer of £5 billion, the English billionaire is currently in the lead.
Sheikh Jassim desires sole ownership of the Red Devils, while Ratcliffe is willing to purchase up to 70 percent if The Glazers remain involved.
However, United’s admirers have banded together to express their desire to see the American family depart for good.
Fans on social media also supported the protest, with one writing, “Come on, guys!” A second user wrote, “It’s loud and clear, let them get the message.”
Then, a third supporter stated, “I love the spirit.” Before a fourth user added, “Well done to everyone out there.”
Prior to the Red Devils’ match against Liverpool in the summer of 2016, disgruntled United fans organized a similar march urging The Glazers to depart.
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The march began at the Tollgate pub, roughly a half-mile from the Theatre of Dreams. A coach was pelted with cans, and chants of ‘Murderers’ were directed at the passengers.
United will be expecting to secure three points against Villa to keep their Champions League hopes alive, despite the drama outside the stadium.
The week prior, Erik ten Hag’s squad surrendered two crucial points against rivals Tottenham.
After Man United’s final takeover bids, chants of “GlazersOut” reverberate through Old Trafford.