United unhappy with fans protest

Manchester United today issued a terse response to protesters who disrupted last night’s reserve team match in Altrincham.

Fri, 08 Oct, 2004 - 13:50

Manchester United today issued a terse response to protesters who disrupted last night’s reserve team match in Altrincham.

Supporters seeking to block a projected takeover bid by American billionaire Malcolm Glazer invaded the pitch for three minutes brandishing a “Not For Sale” banner.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Altrincham Place: Hereford Person: Malcolm Glazer Person: Sir Alex Ferguson Person: John Magnier Person: JP McManus Person: Maurice Watkins Person: Glazer Organisation: United Organisation: Manchester United Organisation: Not For Sale Organisation: Manchester Education Committee Organisation: MUTV Organisation: MEC

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