TIMELINE of Manchester United Fan Protest Against Glazer family Ownership
2021
European Super League
2006
"Love United, Hate Glazer"
2024
Partial sale
Manchester United finish 15th in the Premier League, their worst finish in Premier League History
Glazer family majority takeover (2005)
2022
#EmptyOldTrafford
2010
Milan Protest, Red Knights
Genially by Adrian Caillaux Diaz
After the sale of only 25% of the club, many fans were left upset because they wanted a full sale. Protests continued before and during matches, with #GlazersOut flags being spotted in and around the stadium during most home games.
Glazer family and Manchester United debt rose to £700 million as they continued taking out dividends. In March 2010, fans staged massive protests with banners and flags filling the entire stadium. In response to the debt, the Red Knights group formed and aimed to buy the club to return it back to the fans.
Before a match against Liverpool F.C. in 2022, Manchester United fans staged a protest in response to a string of poor results in the Premier League, as well as being uncompetitive in Europe. This continued the push for attempting to drive Manchester United ownership out of the Glazer family's hands.
Photo used with permission of Andre Zahn: Creative Commons License
Throughout the 2005-06 season, Manchester United fans put up stickers around Old Trafford saying ‘Love United, Hate Glazer' in protest of the new Glazer family ownership.
Photo is used with permission from Leo Reynolds: Creative Commons License
After the Glazer family's plans of joining the European Super League were announced, they received immense backlash with fans staging a protest outside Old Trafford, ultimately forcing the club to postpone their match against Liverpool.
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TIMELINE of Manchester United Fan Protest Against Glazer family Ownership
2021
European Super League
2006
"Love United, Hate Glazer"
2024
Partial sale
Manchester United finish 15th in the Premier League, their worst finish in Premier League History
Glazer family majority takeover (2005)
2022
#EmptyOldTrafford
2010
Milan Protest, Red Knights
Genially by Adrian Caillaux Diaz
After the sale of only 25% of the club, many fans were left upset because they wanted a full sale. Protests continued before and during matches, with #GlazersOut flags being spotted in and around the stadium during most home games.
Glazer family and Manchester United debt rose to £700 million as they continued taking out dividends. In March 2010, fans staged massive protests with banners and flags filling the entire stadium. In response to the debt, the Red Knights group formed and aimed to buy the club to return it back to the fans.
Before a match against Liverpool F.C. in 2022, Manchester United fans staged a protest in response to a string of poor results in the Premier League, as well as being uncompetitive in Europe. This continued the push for attempting to drive Manchester United ownership out of the Glazer family's hands.
Photo used with permission of Andre Zahn: Creative Commons License
Throughout the 2005-06 season, Manchester United fans put up stickers around Old Trafford saying ‘Love United, Hate Glazer' in protest of the new Glazer family ownership.
Photo is used with permission from Leo Reynolds: Creative Commons License
After the Glazer family's plans of joining the European Super League were announced, they received immense backlash with fans staging a protest outside Old Trafford, ultimately forcing the club to postpone their match against Liverpool.