Manchester United fans turned against co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe during a protest at Old Trafford against rising ticket prices. Hundreds of supporters gathered at the “Holy Trinity” statue outside the club megastore and aimed chants at Ratcliffe and the Glazer family.

MANCHESTER UNITED fans labelled co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe a “c***” as they protested the rise in ticket prices. Red Devils chiefs have hiked Old Trafford tickets to a staggering £66

Manchester United fans have chanted against both Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the Glazer family during a protest against the club's decision to raise ticket prices and abolish concessions

Ratcliffe and fellow United owners the Glazer family were namechecked by supporters complaining at the removal of concessions.

Manchester United fans made their feelings clear on the Glazer family and Jim Ratcliffe during a protest outside Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon. There is outrage among Red Devils supporters after a significant increase in ticket prices earlier this week.

Manchester United minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe was on the receiving end of angry chants and messages as fans protested outside Old Trafford before their match with Everton. We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story.

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While Manchester United were preparing to host Everton at Old Trafford, their fans took the opportunity to make their voices heard over the ticket prices row.The hierarchy has recently decided to

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the Glazers were called out by hundreds of Manchester United fans as they protested ticket price hikes before Sunday’s Old Trafford clash with Everton. This week the club communicated a controversial mid-season decision to raise ticket prices to £66 per match without concessions for children or pensioners.