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Manchester United's majority owners are facing fresh complaints about their willingness to invest in facilities over a year on from Cristiano Ronaldo ranting about Carrington

The Glazers have allowed Manchester United's facilities to rot and it appears they've done the same at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with a survey highlighting the poor state of affairs in Florida

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has given his thoughts on the Glazer family after his deal to purchase 25 per cent of Manchester United was finally completed, with the Ineos chief taking full control of the football matters

The new Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe admits he has never met the man against whom he was up against to purchase a share of the club, Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani - in fact, nor have the Glazers

Less than two months have passed since Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Manchester United arrival was announced but the billionaire has already made an impression on Gary Neville

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is on the verge of receiving the green light from the Premier League in order to officially become a 25 per cent shareholder at Manchester United and control their football operations

Manchester United season ticket holders are facing a price hike with the Glazers set to make themselves even more unpopular with the decision made before Sir Jim Ratcliffe's arrival

The Glazer family have not relinquished their stake in Manchester United despite the club taking investment from Sir Jim Ratcliffe, and the owners have made another controversial decision

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has immediately been involved in vital decision-making at Manchester United since his £1.3billion deal to purchase a 25 per cent stake in the club was agreed

Manchester United have made their first major move of the Sir Jim Ratfcliffe era by bringing in Omar Berrada as their new CEO, raiding neighbours Manchester City in the process

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has struck a deal to buy 25 per cent of Manchester United and has set aside around £250m to upgrade the facilities, with a new training ground in mind

The Glazers have been unpopular since the day they arrived at Old Trafford with three members of the family escaping in riot vans during their first-ever Manchester United visit

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's deal for 25 per cent of Manchester United won't be ratified until the end of February, but the INEOS billionaire wants to make his commitment clear to the club's fans

The Glazers have spent over £2billion on player transfers at Manchester United - but a number of their biggest deals have failed to pay off with Jadon Sancho set to leave this month

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has put himself on uneasy ground with another humbling defeat to Nottingham Forest with Gary Neville concerned he could be sacked by Sir Jim Ratcliffe

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's £1.3bn investment in Manchester United was announced on Christmas Eve, but questions remain when it comes to the continued involvement of the Glazer family

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will have to wait between four and six weeks for the Premier League to approve his £1.3billion deal with the Glazers which gives him a 25 per cent stake in Manchester United

Just days after Sir Jim Ratcliffe completed a minority takeover of Manchester United, Sir Dave Brailsford was at Old Trafford as the Red Devils beat Aston Villa 3-2

Manchester United have been boosted by the arrival of fan Sir Jim Ratcliffe, with the British billionaire acquiring 25 percent of the club from the Glazers

A number of figures associated with Manchester United, including former club captain Roy Keane, have seen benefits behind the scenes during changes in the club's ownership

Manchester United finally confirmed Sir Jim Ratcliffe's 25 percent takeover on Christmas Eve but wording in the club statement says it all regarding the situation between the Glazers and the fans

The Glazer family have finally decided to sell 25 per cent of Manchester United's shares to INEOS chairman Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who'll also take control of the club's football operations

Manchester United have agreed to sell 25 per cent of club shares to INEOS chairman Sir Jim Ratcliffe for £1.3billion, a deal which will see the Glazers' powers diminish

The key events that led to INEOS purchasing a minority stake in Manchester United, left the Glazers as majority owners and saw Sheikh Jassim withdraw his interest

British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, founder and chief executive of INEOS, has acquired a 25 per cent stake in Manchester United after reaching an agreement with the Glazers worth around £1.3billion