By Angus Barnes
Manchester United have not had their best start to the season. Erik ten Hag's team has struggled in recent games and has come from behind in games at Old Trafford. The last one against Brentford was no exception. The team never found itself on the pitch despite having the home and the public in their favor. Nevertheless, this season and previous seasons, United have failed to take advantage of that.
At the same time, a brace by McTominay in the final minutes sealed the match. Given this, many fans believe that Scott McTominay should be more consistent in Erik ten Hag's squad. Meanwhile, players such as McTominay included are away from Old Trafford playing the FIFA International Break with their respective countries. While others find themselves having a few days off.
Despite this, things have not changed at Carrington and the next game is already being planned with hopes that the situation with the team will improve little by little. Another issue on the table is undoubtedly the issue of United's takeover. As is already known, everything seems to indicate that Jim Ratcliffe will buy 25% of Man United. The CEO of ineos has sparked criticism due to this decision.
For months, it was speculated that Sheikh Jassim would be chosen to take the reins of the team. However, according to national and international media, The Glazers did not accept his constant offers despite it being the most convenient thing for the team. Many fans are not happy, including the United 1958 group. For this reason, the group is planning actions in response to this.
According to the Manchester Evening News, The 1958 is reportedly trying to boycott fan group meetings with The Glazers. It should be noted that it is not only this group but a total of five more who are asking for a solution to the matter. According to the statement, the fan groups have urged fans to boycott the decision and have called for unity against the Glazer Family. Likewise, they claim that the team's fan advisory board has been a tool of manipulation and deception.
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