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Man Utd respond after fans accuse them of 'censorship' over removal of protest banners
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United removed protest banners during the Villa draw; the club has responded to accusations of censorship from supporters.
Manchester United removed protest banners during Sunday's 4-4 draw against Aston Villa, prompting fans to accuse the club of censorship. The banners were part of ongoing supporter demonstrations against the club's ownership. United has since responded to the allegations.
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UK timesStrong29 reports from 10 outlets. First reported by The i Paper, 3 Nov. The 9 newest are listed here.
- BBC Sport
- ESPN
- The Independent
- The i Paper
- Manchester Evening News
- Football Insider
- talkSPORT
- Evening Standard
- MailOnline
- Mirror
- Rio Ferdinand claps back at fans mocking him for celebrating Man United's late equaliser against Aston VillaMailOnline
- Man United fans' anti-Glazer walkout flopped because owners don't care - but it's not impossible to oust themMailOnline
- Why are Manchester United fans wearing green and gold?BBC Sport
- Man Utd respond after fans accuse them of 'censorship' over removal of protest bannersMirrorThis article
- Why Manchester United removed two protest banners during Aston Villa gameManchester Evening News
4 more reports
- 'We can't count out relegation'BBC Sport
- Man United fans unveil 'Owners out' banner but 21st-minute walkout falls throughESPN
- Man United fans unveil new banner with 11-word message in fresh protest against ownersThe Independent
- Stefan Borson: Man United at risk of losing commercial dealsFootball Insider
