Man United fans to protest before shock with Arsenal as the group of the group of followers of the ticket price 'The Death Knell for Fan Culture'

The Manchester United protest group, 1958, will organize a demonstration before the game against Arsenal in Old Trafford next month on the perspective of the increases in the price of tickets and the way the club is treating fans.

The protest will take place before the game against the Gunners on March 9 as the 58 increase the pressure on United to commit to the followers.

A spokesman said: 'We have been preparing for this for a few weeks in advance. We are angry, fans are angry and have been building for some time. We have all been more than patients.

'We all know the root cause; We have always met the elephant in the room. However, this is not being addressed. They are those who can pay less, have the most emotional connection with our club who are asked to pay the price in more than one sense. Current owners are trampling generational support and memories of friends and family. Enough is enough.

'We need actions, no words, and it is not good enough. The club preaches the commitment of fans, but the reality is that they do not practice it.

'They can hold meetings with Fan's Advisory Board, all under Nda. It is supposed to be fans, but they can't tell fans almost anything. It's a misfortune!

Man United Supporters' Group, 1958, has organized high -profile protests in recent years

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, co -owner of Man United, has been criticized for increasing ticket prices

1958 has warned Man United to “continue treating fans with contempt at his risk”

'These meetings are effectively gagged and is not an open and transparent dialogue with fans. Not even close.

'The club's silence is deafening. We get up again to defend our club and warn that this will not only be in the street campaigns on the ground. Keep treating fans with contempt at your risk.

'As we have said before cutting to the drift of our community of the community, they are the roots of the working class and generational fans, it represents the sound of the death of death for the culture of fans.

'The simple response to all this is to eliminate enamels and their debt mountain. Income will increase once this happens. But it seems that the new investors are ignoring the millions paid in interest on the uncollectible debt of the Glazers per year.

'They prefer to squeeze so much money from the fan base that face the real financial problem with the club. Debt, mismanagement of the club and payments of paralyzing interests. The current atmosphere around the club and the fan base is on the gutter. Nothing has changed. In fact, it is worse than it has been.

'So why are we doing this? To claim our club, fight for the next generation, protect our history, protect the culture of fans, guarantee the survival of our club and restore standards, dignity and integrity. We also want to join our fan base and avoid a repetition of a purchase model full of debts for any new owner. ''