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Manchester United fans have been given a novel way to celebrate the approval of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s investment in the club – the world’s first quarter and three-quarter scarf.
These commemorative items, inspired by the infamous half and half tourist scarves, are one quarter United’s traditional red and black, to welcome Ratcliffe and his INEOS team to Old Trafford, and three quarters green and gold, to represent the ongoing protest against the Glazers. .
The scarves – designed by Paddy Power – will be given away outside Old Trafford ahead of United’s first home game in the new era, against Fulham on Saturday 24 February.
1,000 limited edition scarves will be given away outside the United stadium and a further 100 scarves in Twitter (X) later today, ensuring those who can’t make the trip to the game are included in the fun.
United will look to extend their winning streak against Luton Town on Sunday afternoon, having claimed wins against Aston Villa, West Ham and Wolves in their recent matches.
Manchester United fans have been given a novel way to celebrate the approval of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s investment in the club – the world’s first quarter and three-quarter scarf.
These commemorative items, inspired by the infamous half and half tourist scarves, are a quarter of United’s traditional red and black, to welcome Ratcliffe and his INEOS team.
Then, three quarters are green and gold, to represent the ongoing protest against the Glazers.
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The Red Devils will face Fulham, who are 12th in the standings, six behind them, on February 24, the day Paddy Power will hand out the limited edition scarves.
Speaking of the scarves, spokesman Paddy Power said: “As Manchester United fans stand, Sir Jim Ratcliffe could be their biggest signing.”
“It’s a shame he’s a 71-year-old Chelsea season ticket holder and not a decent centre-back.
“Half and half scarves always seemed insignificant to me, but this quarter and three quarter scarf celebrates a potentially iconic moment in United’s history.
‘Iconic because it will mark the resurgence of the fallen giant… or simply usher in a new era of pranks. “I know what I expect.”
Man United fans have been seen attending games in non-traditional colors to make a statement. They have been photographed wearing yellow and green scarves to protest against the Glazer family’s ownership.
They have swapped their red scarves for yellow and green ones to pay homage to the old days of the club, originally founded as Newton Heath Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Football Club in 1878.
Newton Heath played in yellow and green during its 24 years of existence before the club finally changed its name to Manchester United in 1902 and moved to Old Trafford eight years later.
Manchester United’s current fan base has decided to return to the gold and green as they feel Newton Heath had better values as the club is populated by railway workers full of passion for the game.
The decision to represent the Newton Heath color came as United fans sought to make a statement against the Glazer family, who they believe has been killing the club.
1,000 limited edition scarves will be given away outside the United stadium and a further 100 scarves will be given away on Twitter (X) later today.
Ratcliffe’s 25 per cent stake in Manchester United will be officially confirmed next week, as INEOS has received approval from the Premier League and is now awaiting final approval from the FA.
Ratcliffe’s 25 per cent stake in Manchester United will be officially confirmed next week as INEOS has received approval from the Premier League and is now awaiting final approval from the Football Association before the formalities of the deal are completed. agreement.
A league statement said: “Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s acquisition of 25 per cent of Manchester United and an additional $300 million investment in the club has been approved by the Premier League board following the completion of the test of owners and directors”.
“The board of directors agreed to the change to the club’s ownership structure last week, and this has now been officially ratified by an Independent Oversight Panel.
The Premier League owners statute has also been signed.
“This is the first Control acquisition to be reviewed and approved by a new Independent Oversight Panel following changes to the process agreed by Premier League clubs in March 2023. The Premier League now awaits confirmation of the completion of the transaction”.
United’s owners, the Glazers, have put the club up for sale in November 2022.
