Avram Glazer

But they're not the ones.

When was the last time it was, "Oh, it's fucking, it's Avram Glazer's fault or it's this fella's fault, Joel Glazer or this one"? It's Jim Ratcliffe.

And t- trust me, I think he's a fucking prick, but it's his name, it's his face.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Do you know what I mean? And the problem that you've got with that is if you're Sir Jim Raptor, if you're the Glazers, looking at that, if you're Avram Glazer in LA, looking at that, going, oh, is there discontent over there, is it? But the game carried on.

The stadium was full.

Or there was a problem for one game, then it went back to normal.

We decided not.

Avram Glazer qualified as the face of the King Child Eater, but that is a red flag of an haircut, that.

You wouldn't let him fucking

babysit, would you? No.

But also in the context, as Cerys has said, of these issues that are ongoing with the ownership, and that's where then you have responsibility as an owner to, to in- you know, to try and foster a good atmosphere in the crowd.

And, you know, we saw Avram Glazer turn up on Sunday for the derby, and it just, it just sticks in the craw, doesn't it, to, to see him after everything that's gone on just show up for a, for a derby.

You know, obv- obviously, that's within his gift because he co-owns the club.

But it, I think that then perhaps is another spark, another catalyst to remind people, you know, we don't like what has happened to our club since they took over.

Yeah.

So Jim Ratcliffe was there, Avram Glazer was there to-

Mm

... see the United fans' discontent and, um, that is a topic that is very much your, your passion.

We haven't touched on demonstrations going on as well outside the ground against Glazers.

Avram Glazer was at the match and Ratcliffe as well, saying that the fans have been treated poorly over these new tickets, pricing policy, moving long-term season ticket holders around the ground, getting rid of some season tickets potentially.

It feels, we've touched on this before on the podcast about potential death of the season ticket.

It feels like Manchester United might lead the way in that.