Full-back believes 3-2 win can transform seasonUnited were booed off by supporters at half-timeDiogo Dalot believes Manchester United’s comeback win against Roma in the Champions League on Tuesday can transform their troubled season and, as importantly, showed unhappy supporters that the players care.The Glazer family, who have owned United since 2005 and loaded £1.2bn of debt onto the club, continue to be the focus for fan anger and there was yet another protest against them before kick-off at Old Trafford, with thousands of green and gold balloons released from the Stretford End. The home crowd sang anti-Glazer songs and threw tennis balls onto the pitch when the clock showed 20 minutes and five seconds, to symbolise the year 2005. The team have seven points from their opening nine games of the Premier League season; their worst start since 1987-88. Continue reading...
Manchester United’s wild win against Roma showed angry fans we care, says Dalot
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The Guardian - UKBy David Hytner
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Full-back believes 3-2 win can transform season United were booed off by supporters at half-time Diogo Dalot believes Manchester United’s comeback win against Roma in the Champions League on Tuesday can transform their troubled season and, as importantly, showed unhappy supporters that the players care. The Glazer family, who have owned United since 2005 and loaded £1.2bn of debt onto the club, continue to be the focus for fan anger and there was yet another protest against them before kick-off
Key Takeaways
- Manchester United’s wild win against Roma showed angry fans we care, says Dalot.
- The home crowd sang anti-Glazer songs and threw tennis balls onto the pitch when the clock showed 20 minutes and five seconds, to symbolise the year 2005.
- The team have seven points from their opening nine games of the Premier League season; their worst start since 1987-88.
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