Manchester United fan groups are calling for a booze boycott at Sunday's game against Aston Villa at Old Trafford as part of their protests against the club's owners.
Manchester United supporter groups are calling for an alcohol boycott at Old Trafford during Sunday's match against Aston Villa. Groups including The 1958 and Reclaim the Stretford End are urging fans to avoid buying alcohol inside the stadium to financially target the club's ownership, continuing protests against the Glazer family and minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Organizers are protesting over £1billion in club debts, stadium redevelopment plans, and perceived declining standards. The call follows earlier demonstrations during Tuesday's Champions League match against Roma, where fans released green and gold balloons and threw tennis balls onto the pitch, leading to three arrests.
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