As we at MUST raise a glass in honour of our much loved friend & colleague 2 years on from his passing. We remember him in these ever changing times for the club by wondering what his thoughts would have been on the various things that have happened or will in the future of Manchester United.

New stadium: your thoughts for the Club

At this stage, we're looking to collect initial questions and comments to help inform our dialogue and discussions with the Club and to ensure all fan voices are represented.

Submit responses here:
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#MUFC

MUST STATEMENT REGARDING NEW STADIUM PLANS

Read it in full here:
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And thread unfolding below

Sir Jim Ratcliffe can break Manchester United doom loop with one shocking move.

Price rises and job cuts have soured the atmosphere for relatively meagre savings but there is a chance to transform the mood...

Op-ed by MUST CEO, Duncan Drasdo

www.telegraph.co.uk/football/202...

Manchester United Supporters Trust comment on Manchester United’s Q2 financial results

Ticket price hike would be “futile and counter-productive” against backdrop of Club’s financial problems

19 February 2025 - Immediate Release

www.imust.org.uk/Blog/Entry/m...

Liverpool price freeze should be a signal to United to follow suit. Achieved, at least in part, through Liverpool's supporters' trust (SoS) building up influence through years of dialogue.

This is an email from Roy Bentham of SoS to the Premier League Network this morning.

Fans should not be paying the price for the historic bad decisions of ownership/management and the Glazers' debt interest.

We have always supported lawful protest for fans who are prepared to get off their backsides and walk the walk and we believe that's most effective when we talk the talk too.

1/ Given the turmoil at the club with major ticketing changes under consideration, your opinion through this new United Voice survey has never been so important.

You can complete it here.

www.surveymonkey.com/r/8YL5TC7

Today, we say a final farewell to Denis.

The only Scotsman to have won the Ballon d'Or.
One third of the great "United Trinity".
Goalscorer. Winner. Leader. Gentleman.

Denis' cortege will leave OT at 13:10 before making its way to Manchester Cathedral for the service.

For United fans, Denis Law was nothing less than the King. A wonderful player and a wonderful man, and a scorer of goal after goal after goal in the 1960s.

A Ballon d'Or winner, iconic goal scorer, and treasured part of our club's history, Denis embodied everything we hold dear.

Good news! MUST & the Fans Forum has been campaigning to reinstate the post-match buses going back to Piccadilly Gardens. Very pleased that Bee Network is re-introducing the service for every home game for the rest of the season. Big thanks to TfGM, full details here www.imust.org.uk/Blog/Entry/p...

@MSCFoodbank is a vital resource for families facing food insecurity in the community. We'd like to express our gratitude to the prize draw participants from APR-24 to NOV-24 who've been so instrumental in building up this incredible donation.
#HungerDoesntWearClubColours

MEMBER EMAIL: MUST UPDATE ON CLUB’S £66 TICKET PLANS

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CLUB BACK DOWN ON SUPPORTERS' CLUB BRANCHES IMPACT
MUST SURVEY SHOWS SCALE OF FANS DISCONTENT
PRESSURE NOW ON CLUB TO REVERSE KIDS PRICES

On this day in 1992.
The North West welcomed a King.

From cryptic quotes to seismic screamers.
Eric epitomised Manchester and the soul of United.

All hail what my true love sent to me.

"If only one person thinks I was the best player in the world, that'll do it for me."

On this day in 2005.
We said goodbye to a man who was the symbol of football's golden age.

A legacy that continues to inspire generations of players and fans alike.

Simply Best.