But many think it will be necessary if any bid to oust the Glazers is to succeed. They say United is not for sale, that they are in it for the long term. The fear is that they believe they can turn Manchester United into even more of a cash cow over the seven-year bond period – whether by selling their own overseas rights, exploiting new media or contemplating the promised land of a European super league. Certainly the other memorable image of last night – Avram Glazer laughing as the banners went up around him and the chants got louder – did not suggest they feel unduly threatened. What was he trying to do?': Baffled fans question why Kai Havertz shielded the ball out of play for a throw-in immediately after he controlled it

Dominik Szoboszlai downs a shot in the stands after helping Hungary qualify for Euro 2024... as he leads celebrations following win over Montenegro There's a way of..." Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had started the sentence but never finished it on Wednesday evening. It was in response to a query about the mutinous chants focused on the United owners, the Glazer family, and the club's executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward.Manchester United fans couldn't help but get excited after Erik ten Hag was seen briefly holding a green and gold scarf following the Reds' win over Aston Villa. Brazil 'could face a points DEDUCTION in World Cup qualifying or be forced to play in an empty stadium' with FIFA 'set to open investigation' Sky Sports PULLED an interview with Mayor of Manchester Andy Burnham calling for the Premier League to drop their 10-point penalty against Everton... as the Toffees fan calls the move 'deeply troubling' Gary Neville claims Everton's 'trust and faith' in a 'lawless' Premier League has 'gone COMPLETELY' as he speaks about 10-point deduction THE NOTEBOOK: Alexander Isak joins a Newcastle club legend in the history books after scoring at PSG while...

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Manchester United fans left fuming at question asked by TNT Sports reporter to Erik ten Hag ahead of vital... I get that some fans don't like us, but to hate us, it's such a strong word. To hate us when the club has been so successful, it's extraordinary." Man City 3-2 RB Leipzig: Holders survive scare after going in 2-0 down at half-time as Julian Alvarez... What a load of s***': Alan Shearer leads the outrage as Newcastle are denied a famous win over PSG by a very harsh injury-time penalty… as 'fuming' Jermaine Jenas says Toon were 'robbed' So you need more people to do it, and togetherness, you can see that in reflection to the football, to the pitch because there are 11 players and they have to do it with togetherness."England's footballers do their own Great British Bake Off but can you figure out which Three Lions legends their gingerbread men are meant to look like?

Marcus Rashford has often turned to England for solace from his Man United woes... but now he faces a growing challenge for a Euro 2024 place Erling Haaland hails Cristiano Ronaldo's 'incredible' goalscoring and admits he used to 'always watch' the superstar to help him improve as a kidUnited fans wear the green and gold scarves in protest against the Glazer family. It is a direct nod towards the club's former days as Newton Heath, who played in a green and gold strip throughout their 24-year existence. Green and gold were the colours of Newton Heath, the club established in 1878 that was renamed Manchester United in 1902. The 5-0 thrashing of Portsmouth, the 1-1 draw with Villa and routine 3-0 defeat of West Ham in February were not televised and the humdinger of a win in Milan, as well as a limp loss at Everton, barely mentioned or broadcast the anti-Glazer militants in the unseen away ends. A Wembley League Cup final, with 28,000 United fans in attendance and joint-broadcast by the BBC, was ripe for worldwide exposure.