In 2010, Lord O'Neill and Sir Paul were the principal architects of the Red Knights consortium that attempted to corral sufficient support to mount a £1.25bn takeover bid for Manchester United. In 2012, the Glazers floated Manchester United on the New York Stock Exchange for $14-a-share, raising just over $230m (£165m). 1:44 Sky Sports News' Ben Ransom says most of the anger from the Manchester United fans seems to be aimed at Joel GlazerQualification for UEFA's Champions League remains a critical driver of financial success for top European clubs, with Manchester United currently second in the Premier League table. In their letter to Mr Glazer, they requested that the Glazers create a new supervisory board on which Manchester United fans would have overall voting control. "Manchester United has a rich heritage and we recognise our responsibility to live up to its great traditions and values," Mr Glazer wrote.

Source: Sky sports April 23, 2021 09:22 UTC