Manchester United supporters took half in a big protest in opposition to the membership’s house owners the Glazers previous to Erik ten Hag’s first match in cost.
Forward of United’s first Premier League recreation of the season in opposition to Brighton on Sunday, hundreds of followers marched from the BBC Dockyard forecourt in Media Metropolis to Outdated Trafford, with banners and chants calling for the tip of the Glazers’ possession.
There have been quite a few protests in opposition to the Glazers over time, this explicit one organised by the supporters group The 1958, who launched the next assertion on Twitter:
‘The Glazers are unfit and improper house owners. Now we have proven this over the summer time with our digital marketing campaign and revealing different confirmed details about precisely the kind of household they're.
‘We'll all the time help the membership. We'll all the time help the supervisor.
‘We'll all the time stand up in opposition to the present house owners and any puppet hierarchy they appoint. Be part of us, stand with us, unite with us to make a stand for what is true.
‘Our membership’s future is our solely motivation. Some issues are value preventing for.’
The protests continued within the Outdated Trafford stadium within the build-up to kick-off, with movies and images of followers holding flares rising on social media.
After a collection of troubling incidents involving flares and pitch invasions final season at varied grounds throughout the nation, the FA and the Premier League have launched new guidelines to crackdown on poor behaviours from followers, together with match bans for these discovered responsible of possessing pyrotechnics together with carrying smoke bombs or flares.
.
.
Post a Comment