United fans are protesting at Carrington

After the debacle of the super league, I'm glad United have re-committed to carry on with the passion and the purity of the game.
 
Brings a tear to my eye. Beautiful absolutely beautiful. Hats off to everyone who made it. Utd we stand together. Unified with one common goal, Glazers out
 
At least this whole superleague shambles has lead to something positive within our fanbase, it has given the fans energy to try and change what was wrong with our club all along.
 
Honestly I don't think the Glazers care about this protest. Why would they pay attention to a small group of people who gather around the training ground? They are as far from Carrington as possible. It is only good to distract the staff and the players especially with banners like "We decide when you play."

It is also unrealistic to expect the staff and the players to turn against their employer. It rarely happens in any company for many reasons.
Bye now
 
Absolutely chuffed to see the images and know we are United but burning the flag is low.
 
The fans burnt an effigy of Malcom Glazer nearly 16 years ago.
Which meant they hate the Glazers = good. This one is different. If someone burned the Polish flag in front of my eyes I'd kick seven bells out of him and shit on his face.
 
It's an American flag so it's ok. There's actually quite the industry for it.
 
Which meant they hate the Glazers = good. This one is different. If someone burned the Polish flag in front of my eyes I'd kick seven bells out of him and shit on his face.
It's a piece of cloth. Probably made in China
 
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Which meant they hate the Glazers = good. This one is different. If someone burned the Polish flag in front of my eyes I'd kick seven bells out of him and shit on his face.

Why does that hurt your so much? A flag is a piece of cloth. Just because someone burns it, it doesn't mean your country is worthless.
Beating someone up for burning a cloth is a disproportional response.

It's a piece of cloth. Probably made in China

Exactly.
I've lived in England pretty much all my life, but if someone burnt a union jack, it wouldn't affect me in the slightest. Doing this does not make England a bad place to live. 4-month lockdowns and Brexit on the other hand, maybe a good reason to leave the country....
 
Honestly I don't think the Glazers care about this protest. Why would they pay attention to a small group of people who gather around the training ground? They are as far from Carrington as possible. It is only good to distract the staff and the players especially with banners like "We decide when you play."

It is also unrealistic to expect the staff and the players to turn against their employer. It rarely happens in any company for many reasons.
I think you´re greatly underestimating the effect of fan protests. The Glazers chose to withdraw from the SL, didn´t they.
 
I think you´re greatly underestimating the effect of fan protests. The Glazers chose to withdraw from the SL, didn´t they.

I can't be sure what the parasites think but I think the fact that Chelsea and Citeh pulled out first, bringing the total number of team in the ESL down to barely enough to play a tournament had more to do with it.
 
Why does that hurt your so much? A flag is a piece of cloth. Just because someone burns it, it doesn't mean your country is worthless.
Beating someone up for burning a cloth is a disproportional response.
Why? It will bring attention. Smart move.


Exactly.
I've lived in England pretty much all my life, but if someone burnt a union jack, it wouldn't affect me in the slightest. Doing this does not make England a bad place to live. 4-month lockdowns and Brexit on the other hand, maybe a good reason to leave the country....
Just because Joe the Englishman on redcafe doesn't care for symbols his grandfathers fought for doesn't mean other countries are the same.