![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/man-utd-fans-soaked-at-old-trafford-as-glazers-under-pressure-to-fix-leaking-roof/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/0_Untitled-1-copy.jpg&description=It's not just the ongoing takeover saga that is causing the Manchester United fans to resent the Glazer family, with the stadium at Old Trafford also under scrutiny As if watching their team get beaten at home by Crystal Palace wasn't bad enough for Manchester United fans - some were soaked whilst doing so. But that wasn't because of any sudden downpours during the 1-0 defeat, that came courtesy of Joachim Andersen's stunning first half goal. Instead, some supporters were left drenched because of the leaking roof above their heads. A video posted on social media initially appeared to show rain teeming down on fans, but it was actually because of the structural shambles that currently plagues the 74,000 seater stadium. And fans are in no doubt over who is to blame. "It was a wet one at Old Trafford today," read the caption. "The Glazers need to invest in fixing the roof of the stadium." One Twitter user added: "Scandalous this. The Glazers are using this club as their personal bank but, no funds being spent on maintaining the roof. Glazers out!" Another fan wrote: "How embarrassing! Yet our club is somehow worth multiple billions. Pathetic." As another fan suggested the issue was widespread in the stadium: "Same in the Stretford end! Disgrace." Ironically dubbed the 'Theatre of Dreams' by fans, the reputation of the famous venue has nosedived in the past decade. Indeed, amid the failed European Super League proposals, a scathing Gary Neville accused the US owners of allowing the place to "fall to bits." HAVE YOUR SAY! Will the Glazers really sell up at Man United? Comment below. There is already intense scrutiny on the Glazers, who announced their intention to sell the Premier League club on November 22 last year. However, despite Ineos owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Qatari banker Sheikh Jassim emerging as the front runners to take over, neither have seemingly met the £6billion valuation. That's despite the fans making their feelings towards the owners clear, staging mu){kind=link}
It’s not just the ongoing takeover saga that is causing the Manchester United fans to resent the Glazer family, with the stadium at Old Trafford also under scrutiny
As if watching their team get beaten at home by Crystal Palace wasn’t bad enough for Manchester United fans – some were soaked whilst doing so.
But that wasn’t because of any sudden downpours during the 1-0 defeat, that came courtesy of Joachim Andersen’s stunning first half goal. Instead, some supporters were left drenched because of the leaking roof above their heads.
A video posted on social media initially appeared to show rain teeming down on fans, but it was actually because of the structural shambles that currently plagues the 74,000 seater stadium. And fans are in no doubt over who is to blame.
“It was a wet one at Old Trafford today,” read the caption. “The Glazers need to invest in fixing the roof of the stadium.” One Twitter user added: “Scandalous this. The Glazers are using this club as their personal bank but, no funds being spent on maintaining the roof. Glazers out!”