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- The protesters attacked their anger with the Glazer family, United owners since 2004
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Thousands of Manchester United fans participated in protests before the game at the home of Sunday's Premier League against Arsenal in Old Trafford.
United entered that game 15 at the Premier League table after winning only one third of his first 27 games in what has been a sad season.
Group of followers on 1958 had announced plans to protest against the property of the club on Tuesday.
Fans were encouraged to use black to symbolize how their club was 'dying slowly'.
A 1958 spokesman said: 'The club is dying slowly before our eyes, on and off the field, and the fault is directly in the current property model.
“In many ways, this is the biggest crisis faced by the club from the Munich Air Disaster (which killed 23 in 1958) that inspires our name.”
Manchester United supporters organized a protest before the game at Sunday with Arsenal
Many protesters used blacks after they did it for the group of United followers on 1958 of 1958
Protestant fans marched from the Tollgate pub to Old Trafford, singing along the way
The protest was scheduled to start at 3.15 pm in the Tollgate pub, with fans marching to Old Trafford before United game with arsenal at 4.30 pm
'It is his debt, not ours' was one of the songs sung by the protesters. Other songs cited the recent price increased to £ 66 per ticket, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe exploited, as well as the Glazer family, which has owned United since 2004.
There were also many songs of 'We want enamels'.
In addition to song, many fans released their feelings by showing homemade banners.
A reading: '£ 66 for children's tickets'! Exploiting dreams! We are more than a seat number. #Glazersout '.
A different banner declared: “We want to return to the club.” Another message was: 'fight for United, Fight Glazer'.
United entered Sunday's game as great helpless to obtain a result against Arsenal, despite having an advantage at home.
The former Captain of the Red Devils, Gary Neville, issued a condemnatory verdict of the club's state as part of the accumulation of Sky Sports for the party.
A fan lifted a sign that said: '£ 66 for children's tickets! Exploiting dreams! We are more than a seat number. #Glazersout '.
A banner attached to a fence declared in the red and black writing: 'fight for United, fight against the glazer'
Another banner detected during Sunday's march to Old Trafford said: “We want our club to return”
When presenter David Jones asked him to find an optimistic angle for United fans, Neville said: “I mean, you would cling to the hope that perhaps the manager needs a preseason, which needs more recruitment. You would think about the fact that he has really fought since he has entered. Maybe you would think about … I am fighting right now.
'I think what happened in the last ten years in the club will return home to be perched at this time, at this time. Fans are angry. They will protest today. I think when you see that Manchester United has gone from the richest football club in the world not to be able to feed its own staff, that is a massive disappearance.
'And what he is hitting now in the field is also leaving the field. Debt, poor recruitment, lack of capacity to find performance. Now there are 15 in the League, which I never thought I would see: Manchester United 15 in the League in March.
'Therefore, there is not much to consider more than the fact that the manager retains an element of optimism, and you expect it to be supported and do it well for next season. But this season is a bit cancelable.
