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Breaking: Utd fans protesting against the Glazers have blocked both entrances to Carrington
First team pitch:
Carrington’s facilities manager came out to speak to the protesters, despite brandishing a scouse accent.
He was told the group wanted to speak to Solskjaer. The scouser said that he wouldn’t be coming out cos the group was “intimidating”.
They said they’d stay until he did.
He was told the group wanted to speak to Solskjaer. The scouser said that he wouldn’t be coming out cos the group was “intimidating”.
They said they’d stay until he did.
The facilities manager went back inside to petition Solskjaer, who eventually came out alongside his coaching staff.
Solskjaer was asked where his voice has disappeared to, having previously become a patron of @MU_ST in 2005, supporting the campaign against the Glazers.
Solskjaer was asked where his voice has disappeared to, having previously become a patron of @MU_ST in 2005, supporting the campaign against the Glazers.
The protesters asked why he could take a stand then, as a player, but not now in his far more powerful position as manager.
He replied that “Joel” loves the club.
He replied that “Joel” loves the club.
A police car and riot van that turned up kept their distance as the protesters and Solskjaer exchanged views.
Utd staff requested no recordings if Solskajer came out.
In response to his waffle, the protesters told Solskjaer they didn't need a history lesson from him.
And it was pointed out very clearly that "Joel" only loves the money he takes out of the club. https://twitter.com/RedIssue/status/1385164276927799300
In response to his waffle, the protesters told Solskjaer they didn't need a history lesson from him.
And it was pointed out very clearly that "Joel" only loves the money he takes out of the club. https://twitter.com/RedIssue/status/1385164276927799300
