Souness is a shill
Man United fans have not protested against Glazer ownership in 10 years plus. They were happy with status quo until Sky told them they werenât happy.
Same Sky who discuss football and greed ruining football from behind a paywall and then discuss Man United needing to buy two of their rivals best players to compete again.
Souness called out the hypocrisy and also called out that it was not a peaceful protest.
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I wouldnât overthink it kid.
Souness has the Mancs sizzling like sausages in the pan
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Souness has destroyed Manchester Utd.
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A police officer has been disfigured or life after been assaulted with a broken bottle yesterday, gown men at this craic, sad cunts
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The Glazers have assembled the most expensive club side in the history of the sport over the past few years. That after presiding over arguably the most successful era in the clubs history from seasons 2006/07 through to 2012/13.
What a lot of the more recently recruited Man U footix donât realise is that it canât be summer all the time in sport.
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The Ratoath Boys are âTELL US NEVERâ, while the Man United Eire Footix are âTELL US ALWAYSâ.
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Utd fans were not calling for a wage cap in late 90âs, 2000âs.
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Chanting about Liverpool. Rent free in their heads.
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Protesting about their owners, chanting about Liverpool, you wouldnât make it up
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Scouse stewards , weirdos.
Fucking gee bags
A police officer was dragged and kicked and another suffered a fractured eye socket in clashes with protesters at Manchester Unitedâs ground on Sunday, Greater Manchester Police have said.
The force said officers were âmet with hostilityâ during protests at Old Trafford and the Lowry Hotel in Salford before the teamâs match with Liverpool.
The game was later postponed after a group of protesters entered the ground.
A 28-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the protests.
Fans had gathered outside the ground and the hotel, where the team was staying before the game, to protest against the Glazer familyâs ownership of the club.
Asked about the protest while on a visit to Hartlepool, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he understood âpeopleâs strength of feelingâ on football and club ownership, but he did not think it was âa good idea to have disruptive behaviour, demonstrations of that kindâ.
Sports minister Nigel Huddleston said in a tweet that while passions were ârunning high in footballâ, there were âways to protest and make your voice heard without hurting or endangering othersâ.
The force said in total, six officers were injured in the âviolent disorderâ, in which flares âwere let off and bottles and barriers were thrown at police officers and horsesâ.
A spokesman said as the situation escalated, additional officers had to be deployed and officers âhad to be drawn in from neighbouring forces to assistâ.
Assistant Chief Constable Nick Bailey said the behaviour âshown at this protest was absolutely atrociousâ.
He said his officers had been âtrying to do their job and facilitate a peaceful protestâ, but a section of those present âbecame hostile and aggressive⌠and forced entry to the football grounds, making it very clear that this protest was not peaceful and ruining it for the majority of protestersâ.
âOur officers tried to engage with protesters, but were met with violence and aggression which resulted in enforcement action being taken,â he said, adding that enforcement was âa last resort, but in these circumstances it was deemed necessaryâ.
He said the force was âreviewing all obtainable evidence and following all lines of enquiry available to us in order to identify the organisers of this protest, as well as those responsible for the officer assaultsâ.
âIf anyone has any information at all in regards to this⌠please do get in touch with police as soon as possible,â he added.
Earlier, the Manchester United Supportersâ Trust released a statement, urging the clubâs co-chairman Joel Glazer to engage with fans to avoid a repeat of the protest.
Look what theyâve done to an NFL insider and hero of veterans
Its beyond ridiculous that Irish fellas opinion on how working class men from a city in the North west of England protest about their local football club is strongly influenced by which soccer team the irish lads started cheering for on the telly when they were in 1st class.
8 year old sees Kevin moran in a H Williams ad = 35 years later those English people are dead right
8 year old gets a copy of shoot with Ray Houghton on the front = disgraceful what those English men did.
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You claim to be agnostic and youâre worked up enough to comment about both
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What a cluster fuck of a post.
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Have any of the Man U fans on the forum done the decent thing yet and condemned the thuggery and criminality that went on at Old Trafford yesterday?