The So, Love United, hate Glazer, love Our fans getting together and getting high-profile matches cancelled

Demonstrating the power of fan protest

Oh, you're not on the same page as the broadcasters Paul this was hooligans rioting and we're not talking about the

message of the protest now we're just talking about the riot.

You see you're isn't that what we're supposed to be talking about?

No Ed you see you've made the terrible mistake of moving to a different country.

Or indeed if you'd been in this country listening to the BBC because somehow Sky Sports

in spite of the best efforts of Dave Jones and Graham Sunez gave vast amounts of air time to Gary Neville and Jamie Karager basically saying no no this is good

so it was it was absolutely extraordinary I mean of course there was the you know like so let's set the scene we're recording

this at 630 which I guess is when we would have been

recording anyway, because the match would just be just have finished. And what we know so far is that a fast majority peaceful nonviolent protest took place at Old Trafford.

The Lowry, the exit to the Lowry was blocked for a long time,

although it's a good couple of that,

it's been clear for a good couple of hours

by about five o'clock

apparently oh that can't be right but anyway then there were there was a group of

fans obviously that got inside old Trafford there were people that got into the building, but lots of people on the pitch.

There were a few scuffles once police started to push protesters back.

That's always the way,'t it? Protest is peaceful until

the fuzz turn up. Yeah, well yeah quite. Basically. Yes, absolutely. And other than a few bottles being lumped at police people, and it's my favorite

thing about all this, I kind of there was this little rumor going around that they're smashing

up sky cameras inside the building

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