Abuse would lead me to walk away from Man Utd, says Ratcliffe
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe says he would walk away if he gets "abused" by fans in the same way the Glazer family have.
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Ratcliffe would walk away from Man Utd if abuse reaches Glazer level
Manchester United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe said he will walk away from the club should the abuse he has received reach the same level endured by the Glazer family.The British billionaire has not yet ...Yahoo Sports - 3h -
Sir Jim Ratcliffe: I would leave United if I was abused as much as Glazers
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Could Fan Pressure Force Jim Ratcliffe to Walk Away from Man United
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“Stupid things” – Sir Jim Ratcliffe hits out at “very poor decisions” at Man United in last 12 years
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'Underperforming' Man Utd can 'change Ratcliffe's mind'
Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim says "underperforming" squad can change Sir Jim Ratcliffe's opinion.BBC News - 3d -
‘Not good enough and overpaid’: Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s attack on United players
Co-owner backs Ruben Amorim to stay for ‘long time’ He admits not sacking Erik ten Hag in summer was error Sir Jim Ratcliffe has launched a blistering attack on Manchester United players, ...The Guardian - 4d -
‘We’re all underperforming’: Manchester United’s Amorim agrees with Ratcliffe
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Amorim: Players can't argue with Ratcliffe criticism
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Club is in period of change - Ratcliffe
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