Legacy of Destruction! Post: Manchester United fans will march when they face Villa, demanding the Glazer family OUT

May 13th Post reported that the protest group "The 1958" announced that it would hold a parade before Manchester United's last match against Aston Villa of the season. The statement was released on the 20th anniversary of the Glazer family's leveraged acquisition of Manchester United and was named "Legend of Destruction".

statement read: "May 2005 was one of the darkest days in Manchester United's history. The Glazer family became a major shareholder, triggering a forced acquisition and closing the deal on June 29 of the same year. That moment marked the beginning of the end of the soul and community of our once great club, sacrificing on the altar of corporate greed. Sir Ferguson, a supporter of the Glazer family, had concealed this damage at the time and now, and the problems within the club have been exposed since his retirement, 20 years of financial exploitation and mismanagement. The real price brought. The club is burdened with more than a billion pounds of debt, our fan groups are divided and opposite, and our stadium is ignored, all attributed to the greed and betrayal of the Glazer family.

Hundreds of millions of pounds are used to pay for debts, not paid by the Glazer family, but by our club. Meanwhile, the Glazer family continues to receive dividends from the club every year, no matter how the team performs on the court. Old Trafford, once the Dream Theater, was ruined by decades of neglect. They took everything away. Now, even Sir Jim Ratcliff’s arrival is accompanied by the loss of hundreds of jobs, further punishing the fan community that has already suffered under the Glazer family. Lifetime loyal supporters are being driven away from their beloved clubs, squeezed out by high prices and pushed aside. This is another blow to our football community.

There is no doubt that this is the legacy of the Glazer family, greed, decay and betrayal. The last home game of the season is against Aston Villa. We will march together as a fan community, making it clear that 20 years later, the Red Devils fire remains burning, full of anger and resistance. We want the Glazer family to leave our club. They have never been popular, they are not popular now, and will not be popular in the future.