#GlazersOut trending on Twitter as Man U fans protest against owners

New Delhi: Manchester United fans are protesting against the Glazers and want them out of the club. Avram Glazer saw protests by the Red Devils fans ahead of their game against Brighton on August 7. Eventually, United lost the game against Brighton on the home ground.

Glazer is an executive co-chairman and a director at United and is not much liked by the fans for the mismanagement since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement in 2013. The Americans are now in the spotlight as the fans protested by holding a banner that said, “Fight Greed. Fight for United. Fight Glazers.”

The fans now demand the Glazers to leave the club and give them back their United. The United fans have led various digital campaigns against the Glazers and even now #GlazersSellManUtd is trending on Twitter along with #GlazersOut. Manchester United fans are pouring in with their rage and comments on the internet.

#TimeToSell Glazers your time is up #GlazersSellManUtd #GlazersOut the fact it is slowly being discussed on @SkySportsNews and in MSM shows the tide is turning keep up the good work Red @The__1958 are uniting us pic.twitter.com/BTgOynHDoR

— PaulMUFC??? (@pau1luvsutd) August 9, 2022

The #GlazersSellManUtd Means nothing if you’re not willing to do your part to actually force them to sell. Stadium needs to stay empty, protests need to get heavier. We need to make them realise they’re not wanted #GlazersOut ?

— ? Glazer Scum Out ? (@Varane_LUHG) August 9, 2022

Fans pointed out the problems under the Glazers’ management and asked them to leave.

We done with quick fix
We done with panic buys
Raise the gold scarf

Just sell the club and gtf off Glazers #GlazersSellManUtd #EmptyOldTrafford

— Bassy?‍☠️ (@Bassy_Agozie) August 9, 2022

GLAZERS OUT!!! #GlazersSellManUtd #GlazersOut #GlazersOutNOW ?⚽ pic.twitter.com/sDTIl0ax8v

— Huerro (@CallumJBowen) August 9, 2022

Listen to bro! ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, if we really want United back to where it belongs we need to keep this going! #GlazersSellManUtd #GlazersOut #GlazersOutNOW #EmptyOldTrafford https://t.co/0F2Fpzxde6

— Paul?? (@MartinezzzSZN) August 9, 2022

The fans who cannot join the protest physically, are protesting through other means.

I’m asking my fellow Reds to #EmptyOldTrafford

A small pain for a greater tomorrow to free our club from these Glazers.

It’s not possible for me to join the protest physically but I’ll try my best to show my hate for the Glazers remotely.#GlazersOutNOW #GlazersSellManUtd

— Shreyan Adhikary (@Shreyan_19) August 9, 2022

A tweet a day until our football club is no longer a Glazer cash cow

Day 669

The standards at this club are in the gutter, that all comes from the owners who don’t care as long as they get the money#GlazersOut#GlazersSellManUtd #MUFC#StopFundingTheGlazers#NotAPennyMore

— Blackeyedchip©️? (@blackeyedchip) August 9, 2022

United really are at rock bottom ??

We are asking Ten Hag to perform miracles with this squad, he’s good but he’s not a magician…#MUFC #GlazersSellManUtd

— JonnyUtd (@JonnyFX1) August 9, 2022

We must trend this until the weekend #EmptyOldTrafford #MUFC #GlazersOut #GlazersSellManUtd pic.twitter.com/NpwgIkgjBZ

— Olu4all (@Olu4all1) August 9, 2022

@The__1958 Time the fans boycott the Liverpool game.
AC Milan did it and their owners sold.
IMAGINE that message? Biggest game in Football and no United fans present?#GlazersOut #GlazersSellManUtd pic.twitter.com/kiNBxg95gG

— Billy Meredith (@MUFC1908) August 8, 2022

Jim Ratcliffe, the owner and CEO of Ineos Chemical Group, is said to be the only person in football to be wealthy enough to buy Manchester United.

In the game, Pascal Gross scored two back-to-back goals for Brighton to get a decisive lead against the hosts. In the second half, when United took a corner, the ball bounced off Dalot and Mac Allister trying to save, put it in his own goal post. Manchester United lost the game as the score stood 2-1 after full-time.