Money is tight because this ownership model does not work. SJR is wasting everyone’s time continuing with this set up.
The Glazers are too greedy to let go but this club needs a new owner who’ll clear the debt with fresh investment.
The club will ultimately go nowhere while the Glazer family still own it #GlazersOut
This is why they sacked Amorim
Not because he wasn't bringing in results but because he asked the owners to dig their pockets
It's all on them if we don't get Champions League football now
This can’t be accepted.
The only ones picking up the bill for Manchester United are fans and ”expendable”, often long time, employees.
Ineos and its partners must remove Malcom’s debt from the club.
The new Old Trafford must be financed by our owners.
United do this every year now.
During January they brief that it's going to be a 'big' summer and exaggerate claims to excite the fans, distracting them from an awful January.
When February begins they cool down on the original summer talk, lowering expectations.
EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
> Don’t sign anyone in January and brief the media that United are going BIG in the summer to keep fans hopeful and buy time.
> Then, as soon as the window shuts, brief the media again that United can’t really spend much. Lower expectations, blame the finances, and sell the same excuses all over again.
Same cycle. Same spin. Just another way to brainwash fans into accepting less.
This has been INEOS’ strategy since day one here.
I’ve said it before, ambition starts from the owners. And right now, their priority clearly isn’t success on the pitch.
United briefing two midfielders in the summer...do they not realise that's not enough? Casemiro gone, Ugarte on his way out, leaves Mainoo. One midfielder for Prem and Europe lol. Need 3 lads
Don’t let the fact we’ve won 3 games in a row distract you from the fact we haven’t done anything in this window whilst going for champions league football.
1 injury to a midfielder especially Casemiro and we’re finished.
Embarrassing
Crystal Palace expected to spend £100m in this window.
Manchester United spending £0 despite having the potential to get into the top 4 and beyond and needing a midfielder.
Anything we might achieve this season will be in spite of the Glazer/INEOS regime, not thanks to it.
🚨Back in September, multiple journalists were saying Manchester United WILL SIGN A MIDFIELDER in January after being briefed by the club that it was happening.
Fast forward to January… and nothing happened. The excuse? “Main targets weren’t available.”
And suddenly the spin became: United will go BIG on midfielders in the summer.
Now the window is closed and David Ornstein — one of the most respected journalists — has been briefed that United’s summer window will be MODERATE, not something huge.
If you haven’t figured it out by now, INEOS & The Glazers are playing the SPIN game again — lowering expectations so fans won’t be looking for £300m+ summers.
SPIN. SPIN. SPIN. SPIN. 🎭
United's board completely ignoring the transfer window isn't strategic or planned out. It's a complete gamble. Let's hope it works but the reality is a decent club doesn't work by hoping things won't go wrong. You plan for them
🗣️PROTEST DETAILS | Fulham Sunday 1 Feb 🔴✊
🕐 Time: 1pm
📍 Dual locations:
Meeting Point A: Top of Sir Matt Busby Way/Chester Rd
Meeting Point B: Outside Hotel Football
Both groups will converge at the Trinity.
Maybe a surprise on the day that reflects our dysfunctional, inept ownership.
🔥 Bring the heat
🔊 Bring the noise
❤️ Bring your love for the club
See you Sunday.
The 1958🇾🇪
🚨🚨🗣️ A spokesperson for The 1958:
“Recent results are down to Michael Carrick and the players and they have come in spite of our inept ownership, not because of it. This club continues to fumble from one calamity to the next. Fans should not be fooled by two good results. We have been here too many times before.
“Our protest has never been about performances on the pitch. Not now, and not once in the last 21 years. We are judging a dysfunctional ownership model that has repeatedly failed Manchester United.
“Jim Ratcliffe is a successful and wealthy businessman. But in a football sense, for many he comes across as a clueless clown, making one poor decision after another, with no cohesive plan.”
#MUFC [@The__1958]