Manchester United Fans adopt NAPM.

Archibald Knox

Archibald Knox

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Where Blackpool fans lead, others follow. Apparently NAPM against the Glazers and all their commercial partners, now trending with ManU fans, has led to the collapse of a £200 million sponsorship deal. (Yes, £200 mill to sponsor training kit!)

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Manchester United lose £200m training kit deal over fans’ anti-Glazers campaign

Manchester United have missed out on a proposed new training kit deal worth £200m over 10 years with The Hut Group, the Observer understands
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Archibald Knox said:
Where Blackpool fans lead, others follow. Apparently NAPM against the Glazers and all their commercial partners, now trending with ManU fans, has led to the collapse of a £200 million sponsorship deal. (Yes, £200 mill to sponsor training kit!)

www.theguardian.com

Manchester United lose £200m training kit deal over fans’ anti-Glazers campaign

Manchester United have missed out on a proposed new training kit deal worth £200m over 10 years with The Hut Group, the Observer understands
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Wow, and we thought the Village Leisure club pulling out was bad 🤔
 
The tip of the iceberg this

Think about how many sponsors they must have and the damage they can reek

Will be interesting to see if they try a match day boycott I suspect if they do they will picket along side rather than allow others to take their seats

Emptying a stadium sends a very powerful message

Doing nothing achieves nothing as they say
 
Boycotting tickets would never work as they'd get snapped up by day trippers who don't care about the "politics".

Boycotting merchandise is the next best thing they can do, fair play to 'em and I hope it hurts the Glazers!
 
I think the supporters are very aware trying to boycott games is a non starter. The merchandise is another thing all together.
 
It worked well for us but it won’t work for a club the size of theirs as there will always be people worldwide who will continue to buy their stuff.
 
Fans angry at the way they are being exploited have to start somewhere. Green-and-gold is making a comeback. Souness had a point - United have to start winning trophies again to pacify discontent. They might on the 26th May.
 
Wilburrabbit said:
It worked well for us but it won’t work for a club the size of theirs as there will always be people worldwide who will continue to buy their stuff.
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Very true Wil but does it have to be not a penny more to be a success ?

If the campaign were to reduce non matchday revenues by 50% or even 25% it would have an impact.
 
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