United Fans Are DIVIDED! This Is Why The Protest Won’t Work!

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1. Brilliant video about the situation and different angles.

2. Well let’s be clear wearing green & gold and letting off some balloons isn’t going to scare the owners is it United fans must get games called off and unfortunately it dies mean the match going fans must take the load.

3. First time commenter, long time listener. Instead of walking out, why don’t match going fans at 20 minutes change from wearing red to yellow/green. The visual shift from red to green could have an impact?

4. We as a fanbase deserve everything we get from these owners bcos we allow them to stay in power. We all know how to get them out by hitting them in the pockets. Stop buying merchandise, boycott sponsors, protest and and stop going to games. I gave up my season tickets and have not bought merchandise in ten years. If you are not willing to take a stand against this ownership then dont complain bcos you are enabling them.

5. I've heard fans saying that we need a ownership out chant can I suggest one to the hoist the colours pirate tune with everyone swaying!??

6. It is going to take this entire fanbase to unite to get these owners out. I am sick and tired of these entitled people within our fanbase acting like they are better than other fans. These people are putting their own interest before whats best for the club. If we dont come together to get these owners out then we deserve having these scumbag owners.

7. Support the WALKOUT! Let the owners and INEOS know we are fed up!🤨😡

8. This is why I’m done with this club

9. Some content creators pooh pooh the idea of protest, happy to see you addressing this idea wholeheartedly Adam. The critical thing is organisation and consistency. Surely with all the media and communication technology we can work this mother out?

10. Tbf to Saeed it’s great that he is trying. Tbh if we’re playing badly there’s a good chance that fans will be leaving before the 70th minute. Owners don’t care because the fans have already paid the season ticket

11. Brilliant idea walk out 21 st minute v villa , hopefully Wilcox can be first to go

12. United fans are divided because ‘Top Reds’ refuse to unite. Looking like they’re working with the Glazers/Ineos

13. Be united to save united …

14. 12 managers in 13 years 😮😳😱. It all started when the greedy thieving Glazers appointed an “investment banker” as their vice chairman overseeing heavy spending on random players and multiple managerial changes (David Moyes, Louis van Gaal, José Mourinho, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer). When David Moyes wanted transfers the investment banker signed Marouanne Fellaini for him 🤦‍♂️. Get the thieving baskets out!!!!!!

15. What has every person sitting in old trafford got in their pocket ……
    A phone 🤔
    All download a whistle app
    If you've got 30-40k whistles going off that will get attention

16. You’ve answered your own question Adam numerous times, match going fans aren’t willing to sacrifice that’s the problem. You won’t not spend for drinks etc you won’t leave the matches early and won’t not turn up., then how are things meant to change. You can’t have passive and half hearted protests and expect an impact that’s not reality sorry. There has to be a consequence. I’m tired of the majority of match going fans pushing it down the throats of those fans who aren’t as fortunate to be able to go to matches either logistically or financially that they are the ones that truly matter yet having to listen to them saying things like well we can’t ask them to sacrifice something it’s not fair! That is bs, frig me it was a good job the suffragettes didn’t have the same attitude. I’ve been a Man Utd fan for over 45 years I’m from Salford and live very local to you, I use to go to Utd up until I was had a family and priorities changed. I use to go to old Trafford sit on the railings behind the goal in the Stretford end when I was young and like many young kids we couldn’t afford the drinks, merchandise the hospitality. Do you think that bothered us then. We use to get there when the stadium was empty just to watch goalkeeper warm up hours before kick off. Our fan base has a real soft under belly now that’s the issue, it like when you say we have to support the players, I don’t agree when the players aren’t playing for the club nor the fans then no you don’t support your players, it doesn’t happen at Madrid and many other clubs this is why we have player power in our club in my opinion, you never see players downing tools at anfield and if they did it wouldn’t happen the following game. No one is talking about getting arrested or anything drastic but those fans in the stadium are the only ones who have the true visual impact, everyone else takes there lead from them, it’s difficult for everyone else to follow that lead when we sit there watching a full OT every week and content creators doing post match analysis having sat there to the end. It’s also difficult listening about fan groups who supposedly speak for the fans but won’t get together through their own agendas. It’s difficult getting rid of our scum owners but it’s impossible when we can’t even be the one thing we should stand for UNITED

17. Were the fan base and groups is concerned Adam mate , how many times have you been called not a proper fan because your not from the foundation's of old Trafford . I rest my case 🙄 this unfortunately will always be the case as fan groups think there better than others

18. Adam if you want more members at 2.99 you need to give loyalty badges at that price not 9.95 mate as i said loyalty badges 2.99 mate trust me you will get more members

19. Some United fans want to moan but don’t want to be inconvenienced.

20. The reals as they call themselves match ticket holder grow a set an leave 20 mins in for as many games as it takes

21. Standards are on the floor Adam if we lose that’s 7 points from 30 that is relegation form the whole spine of team is wrong no striker midfielders that are to slow and a poor defence I can only see relegation

22. I watched the Business of sport video released yesterday, it's absolutely shocking what they've done to our club. Glazers out, INEOS out!!!!

23. You also need to be subscribed as a member to have the luxury of being on the waiting list for season tickets.

24. What about 1 million e-mails to Ineos or the club saying how unhappy fans are with ownership.

25. Already Lost Adam to These Co- Operate M.F…. RIP OUR CLUB …FACT

26. 7-1villa

27. The club is done, we're nothing more than a brand & the owners don't care about winning the big trophies.

28. Boycott the sponsors, no Income = no United, end of…what a smart move that Is!

29. So you not going is actually lining the Glazers pockets.Madness

30. EVERYONE boycott merchandise shop. Hospitality at ground, programmes. Basically, just turn up and don't spend. Then, if everyone could back each other, stage a walk out on 21 minutes for a time. Mass walk out would show solidarity. Post on social media. Stand together, no agenda and egos.

31. Your best way is boycott sponsors & blast it all over social media..make the backers toxic

32. The owners don't care as long as they have the money. However, don't argue amongst each other. The point is to get them gone.

33. I can't afford to go to OT on a regular basis, I've got a fixed income and life is expensive, so I won't pay the inflated prices. Anyway I don't want to contribute to the glazers and ratcliffe. They've got enough money already. For what it's worth I don't like their politics, I don't like their business practices and I don't like their greed. I love United, always have, but I don't like what we've become. I cheer our victories and I'm disappointed when we lose. I'm a basic supporter who wishes things were different.

34. i went there 3 weeks ago, since i come for afar, i cant help to buy something at the megastore.. as a travelling fan, we couldnt help ourself, but at the same time, the money spent there feels like wrong…

35. All stay in the stadium after the game

36. Morning Adam mate, honestly I'll find myself totally a completely agreeing with you this morning, I cannot understand why the fan base of this football club is so divided. Like you said why do we put petty arguments and squabbles before the football club that we all claim to love. If the football club meant everything to you which a lot of these fans so called proper fans so-called fan groups first of all how can you be a fan group if you don't allow all fans, if you pick and choose who you think can support this football club you are a dictatorship not a fan group. Also if anybody is so pathetic and so sad that they would rather put their YouTube clout before the good and betterment of Manchester United they are truly not a fan they are a internet parasite. The one thing that I have always said Adam is if you want Manchester United to be better if you want the owners gone then everything else in your petty little lives outside of Manchester United should be put to one side and we should get together to show this club and this ownership that we are the heartbeat we are the lifeblood. For god's sake why can't we just be united as a fan base to get rid of these owners we are United after all.

37. Have you watched the business of sport on you tube I'm a avid fan Thier deep dive into utd is so worth the watch very eye opening 😢

38. The Illusion of Ownership: From Feudal Patronage to the 50+1 Dream

    The modern entitlement of English football fans—perfectly exemplified by Manchester United supporters demanding the exit of their owners—is rooted in a deep historical paradox. When fans protest against corporate ownership and romanticize democratic models like Germany’s 50+1 rule, they exhibit a form of collective historical amnesia. They overlook the fact that clubs like Manchester United (originally Newton Heath, founded by railway workers) were built on the brutal, underpaid labor of the Victorian working class, whose efforts were immediately capitalized on by industrial barons. English football never possessed a democratic "sports club" (Vereinswesen) innocence to lose; it was engineered from its very infancy as a commercial tool of social control and elite patronage.
    Consequently, the fury of the English fan rarely stems from a genuine desire for democratic co-determination, but rather from a deeply ingrained, almost feudal mindset that craves a "better ruler." Instead of wanting to take on the statutory duties, financial risks, and administrative burdens of a registered club, the typical English supporter behaves as a demanding consumer. They do not want an equal share in a self-financed entity; they want a wealthier, more generous "sugar daddy"—a billionaire patron or a sovereign wealth fund—to outspend the competition. They demand the fruits of hyper-capitalism while protesting its mechanics, entirely socialized to be customers rather than active, risk-bearing club members.

    The True Cost of Transformation

    This detachment from reality becomes undeniable when evaluating the actual cost of transitioning an elite English club into a fan-owned structure. For a global behemoth like Manchester United, currently carrying a Forbes valuation of over £5.5 billion ($7.2 billion), a true buy-out by the fans is a financial fantasy. When factoring in the premium required to force out entrenched corporate owners, the immediate capital needed to wipe out the club's staggering gross financial and transfer debt of over £1.1 billion, and the necessary infrastructure overhauls—including a projected £2 billion for a new stadium—the overall cost of this structural transformation would realistically soar toward £8 billion.
    Expecting a fan base conditioned exclusively on cheap consumerism to suddenly crowdsource, organize, and sustain an £8 billion financial rescue package exposes the ultimate flaw in the English "Against Modern Football" narrative. To live and breathe a model like 50+1, English fans would first have to completely unlearn their historical conditioning. They would have to transition from passive, entitled entertainment-consumers into legally liable, paying, and voting club members who accept that financial sustainability on the pitch is directly tied to the money they themselves provide. Until that profound sociological shift occurs, the English dream of fan ownership will remain a hypocritical protest chant.

39. Dont do anything to help these so called owners 🙄

40. Football is nothing without Fans….

41. Everyone have pre drinks in pubs around OT and no food or drink in stadium. Also there are a lot of elderly fans who don’t have social media

42. If millions of United fans came together, from channels and groups, we could all chip in a few pounds to purchase tickets and offer them to the fans of the team playing that week. Having few to none United fans in Old Trafford, but the noise supporting the opposing side for a few weeks, might turn heads. Yes, the owners will still get money for seats in the short term, but the players, staff around Old Trafford and the media coverage of those events will be a much bigger impact for the long term.

43. I did wonder what was the point of the tennis balls , the fans need to get together and be a massive team all against the owners, the team always produce on the pitch when they play as one. Really don't know the answer, the nightmare continues

44. If your deal with a body who are only interested in the financial side of a company and don't care about anything else, i.e., fans' employees' ground and what each match day brings in financially,then no matter what you say or organise isn't going to achieve diddly squat , a MASSIVE FAN SEASON & NONE SEASON TICKET HOLDERS BOYCOTT FOR A MONTH, that would be a huge point 👉 they would have to listen because it's a FINANCIAL hit , but it needs all the fans on the same page

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