Jim Ratcliffe sent warning over Man Utd ticket price rise with risk of 'creating further dissatisfaction’ - Ratcliffe and Ineos have been urged to be “be bold” and freeze ticket prices for this season

Manchester United supporters have called on the club to freeze ticket prices and “end to the war on season ticket holders” in an open letter to Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Ratcliffe, whose INEOS group owns a minority stake in the club and controls football operations,

The Manchester United Supporters’ Trust (MUST) has warned Sir Jim Ratcliffe that fans have the power to drive away sponsors if the club does not freeze ticket prices. Old Trafford regulars fear that co-owner Ratcliffe will hike prices for next season as he looks to reverse losses of more than £300m in the last three

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been told by a fans’ group that now is “the worst possible time” to change ticket prices amid the club’s struggles on the pitch.

The Manchester United Supporter's Trust (MUST) have written an open letter to Sir Jim Ratcliffe, urging him to reflect on the consequences of raising match ticket prices.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has insulted and abandoned his working class roots as his 12 months as co-owner of Manchester United have betrayed the fan base he claims to be one of

The honeymoon period between the INEOS chief and supporters is well and truly over - but it's not too late to change course

Manchester United escaped Craven Cottage with all three points courtesy of a 1-0 win over Fulham but new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe was not as lucky.The INEOS chairman was present at the ground to

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS have embarked on an unstoppable cost-cutting mission at Manchester United but asking FANS for £300m seems a step too far.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been warned he could face an outright rebellion at Manchester United if the billionaire ploughs on with controversial plans to raise ticket prices

Has there ever been a transfer window quite like Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s025? By Saturday morning he may be able to say that in the space of 10 days he has got rid of the Spanish-Argentine boyband-style prodigy Alejandro Garnacho and the officers’ mess archetype,

Ruben Amorim has been accused of "killing" Marcus Rashford and told to "shut his mouth" as the English forward stares at a January exit.