Manchester United: Sir Jim Ratcliffe says that ill -treatment will lead him to move away

“They cannot reach the match, and the glass. They have retreated to the shade a little now, so get all the stick.

“We bought it and have not seen them since then. It is,” Thank you, Jim, you are doing a really good job. “

“At the present time, I do not have security, I should not wander like this. But that will defeat the object, right? You cannot bear it at this level, it will not be fun.”

When Ratcliffe and Inius joined the hierarchy of the Tarford, many fans welcomed a childhood and billionaire fans to help restore previous club glories.

However, a year later, the relationship with some supporters was strained.

Many of the moves taken by the club that attracted criticism, with measures to reduce costs, including removing free lunch for employees, and reached their peak in protest against United’s ownership by fans at the end of last week.

Signs say “We want to return our club” and “one billion pounds stolen”, referring to the amount spent on the debt service that was uploaded to UNITED when the Glazer family bought the club in 2005, in protest.

The total United debt, including 300 million pounds in the transfer fees due, exceeds 1 billion pounds. In the last fiscal year, they paid 37 million pounds of debt interest.