Angry balloons and banners...this is how Manchester United fans protested against the team's owners
Fans release green and gold balloons and hold banners calling for new owners at Old Trafford
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Manchester United fans protested against the Glazer family and Jim Ratcliffe during Aston Villa's Premier League match, releasing green and gold balloons and holding banners calling for new owners at Old Trafford.
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Why It Matters
Manchester United fans protested against the team's owners, the Glazer family and billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, during the match against Aston Villa in the English Premier League.
Manchester United fans protested against the team's owners, the Glazer family and billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, during the match against Aston Villa, on Sunday, in the English Premier League (Premier League).
The Red Devils fans, who were present in the stands of Old Trafford, released green and gold balloons, the colors of Newton Heath, the former name of Manchester United, as an expression of rejection of the current owners remaining and demanding a return to the club’s roots.
“Red Devils” supporters raised banners, including one that read: “We do not want a new stadium, but new owners,” and they launched loud slogans.
Open Questions
- Will the club management respond to fans' demands to change owners?
- What next steps might the public take if protests continue?







