Man United fans plan massive exits from protest against club owners

The cause of poor results and the way the club has been run during the months following Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement, fans have staged protests for the match against Wolfves on February 1st, when they plan to move out of the stadium in the 58th minute of the match.

This match marks the anniversary of Munich's 1958 air tragedy. For this reason, to have the greatest impact, organisers have planned for the protests to be held in the 58th minute of the match.

Organisers are hoping that this Manchester United initiative will be joined by thousands of fans who will have to leave their seats empty as a symbolic sign of the power of fans against the American Glazers, who owns the club and has directed it in a contract.

Manchester United fans reached the peak of discontent in the 280-year defeat at home against Burnley on Wednesday, which was the first time since Clairets They secured victory at Old Tuffford in the last 58 years.

Old Tuffford was left almost empty in the last few minutes of that midweek match, as thousands of fans decided to leave during the 80th minutes to express disappointment with the club's situation.

Fans sang songs against Glazer and demanded Woodward be dismissed. This frustration of fans is expected to continue to express in the ongoing matches he at the FA Cup vs Tranmere, the one in Carabao Cup vs Manchester City and the one at Premierliga vs. Wolfves.

The Glazers family has been hated by Manchester United fans since they took over ownership of the English club in 2005, after taking over 1 billion pounds from the club in the last 15 years, for themselves, while the owners of other big clubs don't take money from their clubs. /Gazza Express/