Chillax!

[JP @Jprz1321]

This video is on point! 🤯

[Banks @KobiiBanks]

🚨 The United DNA

A creative vision for the future of Manchester United. From the Rose Stadium, the Munich Memorial Park to the United Way, every landmark in this, is designed to honor our history and tell the story of Manchester United.

The Architect Studio

[Manchester United Forever @UtdForever7]

🚨📲 Casemiro wife Anna with a beautiful message to the fans via IG! 🥹

‘What a special day, what an unforgettable journey these past 4 years have been. ♥️

It’s been so lovely to see the love everyone has for you and our family.

Sad to be leaving but with hearts full of love ♥️

To the fans, thank you so much, We’ve been like great friends throughout all these years, and we’ll continue together supporting OUR MANCHESTER UNITED, because Once a Red, always a RED!’ ♥️

[Interesting things @awkwardgoogle]

I enjoyed how she made her entrance by rolling into the picture.

[BBC Sport @BBCSport]

"It hasn't worked as they told us it was going to work."

@alanshearer isn't happy with how VAR is being used.

@WayneRooney says he would get rid.

Thoughts? 💭

[HOW THINGS WORK @HowThingsWork_]

Skin tag removal in action 😮

[@𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆 @OneJoblessBoy]

Patrice Evra loving Ramadan season.

[Wayne Barton @WayneSBarton]

Wow, that last sentence.

[Bedroom Fitness @BedroomFitnes]

How to improve stamina

[Cynthia Martins 🔴 @MartinsCyn]

The Day the "Boss" Put Family Above the Game

​In May 2013, Manchester United fans were blindsided. Sir Alex Ferguson, the man who seemed destined to live in the dugout forever, was retiring.
​The pundits talked about his age. They talked about his health. They were all wrong.

​The real reason was sitting in a quiet house in Wilmslow: Lady Cathy Ferguson.
​Sir Alex and Cathy were married for 47 years. For nearly three decades, Cathy was the "Mainstay." She raised their three sons, managed the home, and stayed awake until 2:00 AM every night to greet Alex when he returned from late-night European flights. She was the one who famously talked him out of retiring in 2002 because she "wasn't having him in the house yet."

​But in October 2012, everything changed.
​Cathy’s twin sister and best friend, Bridget, passed away. The two were inseparable. Sir Alex looked at his wife one night and saw her staring at the ceiling, isolated in her grief. For the first time in 27 years, the woman who had been his "bedrock" was crumbling.

​Sir Alex realized that while he had been winning trophies, Cathy had been winning the battle for their family mostly alone. At Christmas 2013, he told her: "I'm going to retire at the end of the season."
​He later said, "I knew by her reaction she was delighted. I owed her my time."
​He didn’t leave because he had stopped winning. He left because he realized that his greatest victory wasn't the 13th Premier League title he had just secured; it was being there for the woman who had sacrificed her entire life so he could chase his dreams.

​Sir Alex Ferguson walked away at the very top, proving that no matter how much you love your work, family is the only team that truly matters in the end. #MUFC 🔴❤️

[Nozi #MUFC🌹🦋💐 @Nozi_Michelle]

I had no idea Real Madrid did so much after the 1958 disaster. I knew about the charity games but not after them trying to offer their best player to boost Manchester United. Had no idea Liverpool also offered 5 players to United on loan. Respect in football comes a long way ✊🏽

[The 1958 @The__1958]

Follow Up Fulham Protest ✊

Thank you to the thousands of fans who turned out before the Fulham game. Your presence mattered. It showed that fan culture at this club is still alive and still prepared to stand up when it is directly attacked. This action gained national and worldwide media coverage.

Protests matter culturally and on an emotional level. They let the club and ownership know that we are watching. That we are not going away and that we are not fucking happy.

This protest was about ticket prices, access, atmosphere and supporter culture. It was about the systematic removal of ordinary fans so football can be sanitised, globalised and sold back to us at ever increasing prices. This is not accidental. It is a choice being made by those who see football as a product rather than a community.

Protests are not and never have been a silver bullet. They require dedication, commitment and an unyielding belief.

Old Trafford 🏟️
Old Trafford is our home. Not a commodity. Not a branding exercise. Not a development opportunity. It is the last physical link many supporters have to this club, alongside terrace traditions handed down through families and generations.

Ticketing & Fan Culture 🎟️
We will continue to stand for fan culture and for affordable football for this generation, the next generation and those yet to be born. Football without supporters is nothing.

Responsible Ownership ⚖️
We want responsible ownership. Let there be no ambiguity. Not the Glazers. Not INEOS. Neither represent responsibility, accountability or respect for Manchester United or its supporters. Protests have never been about results, managers or signings. They weren’t in 2005. They weren’t in 2010. They never have been since. We will support this club and this team no matter what happens on the pitch. That support is unconditional. Our opposition to ownership that harms the club is not.

To those who mock, to those who sneer and to those who laugh while doing fuck all, it says more about the type of person you are than anything else. To those who seem obsessed by us (probably bots or idiots) but have been blocked by our automation, seriously get a fucking life. To the too cool for school crowd distracted by a couple of decent results and thinking this doesn’t affect you, it will. Ask yourselves where this road leads.

You will not be laughing when tickets cost £100 to £150 per game. You will not be laughing when you are sat in a soulless bowl stripped of identity and filled with Americanised bollocks. You will not be laughing when families can’t be introduced to our club. Everything that once made our club and English football the envy of the world is being hollowed out for profit.

We do not do this for recognition. We monetise nothing. We gain nothing. There is no hidden agenda. This is purely about love for our club and for those who passed it on to us in the right way.

That is our only motivation.

Family.
Club.
Community.

The 1958 🇾🇪

[Stretford Paddock @StretfordPaddck]

Steve from @The__1958 has some words to say 🟢🟡

#MUFC

[Chino @ChinoUTD]

🚨 Roy Keane:

“People say ‘pick one midfielder’. That’s small-club thinking. United need a takeover. Where a starter comes off and the replacement is just as vicious. Rivals don’t see subs… they see problems warming up. That’s how fear returns.”

[Conor Moore @ConorSketches]

Man Utd BEAT City reactions! ⚽️

[Nishant 🇮🇳 @Nishantchant]

Bro ...wait what ??🤣🤣

[GOGO 🦥 @ritksharmaaa]

Never skip the low quality videos 😂

[UtdDistrict @UtdDistrict]

🚨🥹 | Matheus Cunha asked what his message to Man United fans is:

"I am one of them. This is the club I grew up watching and to be here is a mix of sensations. To help them, it is my DREAM come true."

[@BBCMOTD]

[Chino @ChinoUTD]

🚨 Evra

“Cunha’s different. No goals, no assists, yet defenders leave the pitch looking traumatized. That’s not numbers, that’s presence. Last UTD player with that raw chaos was Rooney. Some players play football, Cunha makes it feel like a street fight” https://t.co/FN8PjG9XnH