joel glazer sa s the now is the right time. joel glazer says the club _ now is the right time.ses - now is the right time. joel glazer says the club apologises for - now is the right time. joel glazer says the club apologises for the l says the club apologises for the unrest caused by the super league, can you accept that apology and move on ours there more to this? i was can you accept that apology and move on ours there more to this?— on ours there more to this? i was at a meetin: on ours there more to this? i was at a meeting on _ on ours there more to this? i was at a meeting on friday _ on ours there more to this? i was at a meeting on friday when _ on ours there more to this? i was at a meeting on friday when i - on ours there more to this? i was at a meeting on friday when i read - on ours there more to this? i was at a meeting on friday when i read outi a meeting on friday when i read out a meeting on friday when i read out a letter detailing supporter opposition and calling the owners to account. joel glazer did not turn up, it was online, easy tojoin. each was not to

if by friday, that is the direct message to joel glazer. at is the direct message tojoel glazer. if you are one of the official supporters groups, what position do you find yourself in right now? the opposition to the glazer family is entrenched. if there is one thing that unites the supporters of manchester united is the animosity towards the american owners and their belief the family are taking money out of the club and has no interest in even the football that goes on here. so that is entrenched. it is a deeply felt anger. but also is the feeling that after 16 years of peacefully protesting and raising those issues, what has changed? so does it take something extreme to get the glazerfamily does it take something extreme to get the glazer family to notice? that is an interesting perspective for the manchester united supporters' trust to hold and it's an interesting time to hearfrom ian stirling from that group. yesterday is about the strength of feeling _ yesterday is about the strength of feeling from supporters, i don't think_ feeling

, manchester united supporters trust to joel glazer, the manchester united supporters the owners to engage in fan consultation. the letter also says that there is no intention to be a repeat of what happened yesterday. they don't want fans getting onto the pitch to be a regular occurrence. now for those who did make their way onto the pitch, they say that is the only way to get a reaction but there has to be a general acceptance of the situation where football matches are simply not played is untenable. thank you forjoining us. it's a ratings record for line of duty on bbc one last night. almost 13 million people tuned in to watch the finale of the sixth series. it's the biggest tv drama audience — not including soaps — for more than 20 years. viewers had tuned in to see the identity of the mysterious "h" revealed in the police corruption drama, created byjed mecurio. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, this is bbc news. police in germany say they've shut down one of the wo

of the franchise model in the nfl, i think they've looked at it and people - like john henry and joel glazerplain this thing to me where i buy i a club, but it's possible that that i club might not be in this competition next year? i how does that work? i think you've made a bit of a mistake, and we'rel here to fix this for you." this was the end of - the sport as we knew it. by sunday evening, the counterattack had begun. uefa and the three domestic leads involved released a punchy statement, saying they were... they threatened to ban those clubs involved from their competitions and also said... they finished by stating... now the opposition were on the pitch before the rebel i2. the hours ticked on and still no confirmation that the super league was a reality. it was gone ”pm in the uk before each club released a statement confirming their plan. and a website appeared promising "the best clubs, the biggest players every week". it also said the huge amounts of money involved would allow them to give billions of pounds back to the game, but still no voices backed the words. it began to unrav

the manchester united team is owned by joel glazer, he also owns the tampa bay buccaneers. there's been deep-seated resentment against the american owner. the final straw was his bid to enter the european super league. the bid failed. but there was a lot of anger over that. that was motivating the big protests and the big numbers we saw today. >> so, molly, are police talking about this? anyone from the premier soccer league about how this happened? >> reporter: the police did show up and they have cleared the scene. the video you just saw with that reporter inside, all of those people have now been cleared outside the stadium. they've been dispersed from the area. there were police. there was a police presence. we did just get a statement from the premier league. i'll read it. we got it minutes ago. the security and safety of everyone at old trafford, that's the stadium, remains of paramount importance. we understand and respected the strength of feeling but condemn all acts of violence, criminal damage, trespass, especially given the associated covid-19 breaches. they go

manchester united is owned by joel glazer who also owns the tampa bay buccaneers.sands protesting and hundreds broke in. fans weren't even allowed inside the stadium so to break in is a huge deal. and then to do the damage they did, you saw the flares and them throwing things. they say we understand the respect and strength of feeling but condemn all acts of violence. you didn't see any police in those video. the police did come and clear the scene. the entire scene is now clear. the police have told nbc news two officers have been injured. one officer was attacked with a bottle and sustained a significant slash wound to his face requiring emergency hospital treatment. this is a dramatic day and another date for that match has not been set. yasmin. >> molly hunter for us in london. thank you, molly. >>> coming up in our next hour, everybody, we are continuing to follow the breaking news out of north carolina. emotional protests in the police shooting of andrew brown jr. ahead of his funeral. we'll take you there live once again. >>> and a one-on-one with south caro

when joel glazer, who is the main owner, he apologised to fans because he has signed up to a super leaguech was very unpopular with manchester united fans. he talked about rebuilding the trust with fans. in the eyes of many fans, there was no trust there. the vast majority of fans were protesting peacefully. some of them didn't, i am never going to approve of that but that should not invalidate which was a legitimate protest.— should not invalidate which was a legitimate protest. what about the fallout from those _ legitimate protest. what about the fallout from those fans _ legitimate protest. what about the fallout from those fans storming i legitimate protest. what about the l fallout from those fans storming the pitch to police officers injured? that game hasn't been played, it needs to be played, they could be points against the club. the? needs to be played, they could be points against the club. they game definitely needs _ points against the club. they game definitely needs to _ points against the club. they game definitely needs to be _ points against the club. they game definite

of the franchise model in the nfl, i think they've looked at it and people - like john henry and joel glazers was the end of i the sport as we knew it. by sunday evening, the counterattack had begun. uefa and the three domestic leads involved released a punchy statement, saying they were... they threatened to ban those clubs involved from their competitions and also said... now the opposition were on the pitch before the rebel 12. the hours ticked on and still no confirmation that the super league was a reality. it was gone 11pm in the uk before each club released a statement confirming their plan. and a website appeared promising "the best clubs, the biggest players every week". it also said the huge amounts of money involved would allow them to give billions of pounds back to the game, but still no voices backed the words. it began to unravel virtually from the moment of its inception because it became clear that there was no plan. because if you have a plan, something like that comes into the public domain, you must be able to execute something, you must be able to get get your messages o