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Right now, Chelsea fans might think this is an AI-generated picture or a scene straight out of a Bollywood movie. 😂🎥
But honestly, at least it was well deserved! 👏🔥@Elufemmy
🚨 If Manchester United fans genuinely want change, then it is time to turn frustration into action.
Stop making empty promises on social media. Stop saying “enough is enough” every summer, only to return to business as usual when the season begins.
If you believe the ownership situation needs to change, make your spending reflect your position.
❌ Don’t buy the new kits.
❌ Don’t spend unnecessarily on club merchandise.
❌ Consider withholding non-essential matchday spending.
❌ Make your voice heard through organised, peaceful and sustained supporter action.
❌ Stand together instead of protesting individually.
A few hashtags will not change anything if the club continues generating the same revenue regardless of supporter dissatisfaction.
The message needs to be simple: no meaningful change, no normal business.
United supporters have enormous collective power. But that power only matters if we are willing to use it consistently and responsibly.
If you want change, don’t just talk about it. Organise. Stand together. Stay consistent. Make your voice impossible to ignore.
#MUFC #GlazersOut #INEOSOut #ManchesterUnited
🚨🗣️ @TyMarshall_MEN on whether Benjamin Šeško should be starting more games:
“There is an argument that he would improve with regular starts, and I think the time has come to give him a run in the team. However, he did struggle against Brighton in midweek.
I’m not sure Carrick is convinced that Šeško is the answer as his No.9 every week. He clearly prefers a more fluid and flexible attack, particularly in the biggest games, and that could continue to see Šeško start from the bench.”
[MEN] | #MUFC
🗣️ Michael Carrick on Carlos Baleba:
“He’s eager to play again and he’s super excited. It’s not always easy arriving at a new club and not being fully integrated into the group due to injury, but he has handled it really well.
“He has a great personality, is full of enthusiasm, and is doing everything he can to return to competitive action.”
🔴💪 #MUFC
For me, this is the perfect attacking setup for tomorrow’s match. We need goals and, most importantly, the three points. 🔴
Manchester United need Cunha on the left, Mbeumo leading the line at ST, Fernandes operating centrally, and Lacey on the right.
That’s the attacking setup I want to see tomorrow. We need goals. We need the win. 🔥 #MUFC
🚨 REPORT: Concerns raised over the Old Trafford atmosphere this week.
Match-going supporters have noted that the atmosphere inside Old Trafford has been noticeably quieter than usual in recent days.
Even on derby day, the noise levels appeared lower than expected, while the reaction from the stands after United fell behind was less intense than it has been in the past.
The midweek crowd was also different, but the atmosphere remained subdued throughout the game — even when United were 2-0 up. The reaction towards the players at full-time also reflected the growing frustration among supporters.
This follows the protests earlier in the week, with the Red Army keeping their flags and banners off the Stretford End for both matches.
The Red Army have played a major role in creating a strong atmosphere at Old Trafford in recent years, and maintaining a positive relationship with supporters will be important for Manchester United.
[@TyMarshall_MEN] #MUFC
🚨🗣️ Sir Jim Ratcliffe was asked about Manchester United and whether he had a message for the fans:
“We’re here to talk about carbon dioxide and carbon capture.”
When asked if he cares about women’s football, he replied:
“I’m certainly not going to talk about that.”
[@billrice23] | #MUFC