Fans want United pair to quit

Manchester United chief executive David Gill and finance director Nick Humby are being urged to resign in the wake of Malcolm Glazer strengthening his grip at Old Trafford.

Fans want United pair to quit
Tue, 07 Jun, 2005 - 16:14

Manchester United chief executive David Gill and finance director Nick Humby are being urged to resign in the wake of Malcolm Glazer strengthening his grip at Old Trafford.

Glazer’s sons, Joel, Avram and Bryan, have been appointed to the board in a major reshuffle.

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