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Red Devils fans gun for owners in fresh protest
The Journal
|August 06, 2025
A MANCHESTER United support-ers' group has announced a fresh protest against the Glazer family and, for the first time, Sir Jim Ratcliffe ahead of their Premier League opener against Arsenal.
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The 1958 have organised numerous demonstrations in recent years calling for a change in ownership and will march to Old Trafford on August 17, with new banners being produced reading 'Jim Can't Fix This!.
Ratcliffe owns a 28.94 per cent stake in United and has overseen wide, often unpopular, changes since taking over day-to-day operational control from the Glazers in February 2024.
A spokesman for The 1958 said: “It’s a new season but the same old ownership issues. Twenty years of the Glazers and their debt mountain is 20 years too long. Enough is enough.
“We won't allow some natural optimism and a couple of shiny new signings to deflect from the bigger off-field picture.
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