Manchester United supporters have gathered in the first of two planned protests outside Old Trafford.
This one was the prelude a potentially far bigger turnout next Sunday at 2pm, ahead of the Premier League clash with Liverpool.
Supporters have travelled from up and down the country to show their discontent against the Glazer ownership.
The club even shut the megastore amid the protest as a precaution.

The protest follows a similar one from Arsenal fans last night against owner Stan Kroenke.
Discontent and anger is present across several of the teams which tried to break away and join the Super League.
Where United are concerned, it runs far deeper. The Super League was just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to owners who have let United down since they arrived, and were never welcome in the first place.
The Glazers have cost United a staggering £1.5 billion since they took over in 2005, Sky Sports reported.
A large number of fans have gathered outside Old Trafford, with green and gold mixed with red. A far bigger turnout is expected next weekend, and this is just a taster of what may be to come…
Here is a selection of images and videos from the protest…
- Warren Zaire-Emery outrunning Declan Rice proves he is the ground-eating midfielder Man United need
- How Bruno Fernandes’ new Fantasy Premier League price compares to his six-and-a-half seasons at Man Utd
- I’m a Man Utd fan and this is what I think Aston Villa supporters need to know about Alejandro Garnacho
- Mateus Fernandes’ wonder goal should cause no Man United regret, it’s not what Michael Carrick needs
- The best quotes on Ryan Giggs: Man Utd’s greatest ever number 11 and the first wonderkid of the Sir Alex Ferguson era
- Jacob Devaney is proving he has the hunger to succeed at Man Utd
- Man Utd in Trondheim: A Norwegian fan on ticket prices, history, and trips to Old Trafford
- What former Man Utd managers have said about Alejandro Garnacho after Aston Villa agree to sign him from Chelsea
- Man Utd fans have a lot to say about Sandro Tonali’s first game for Spurs, one thing is clear
- David Beckham sends first message after signing Casemiro for Inter Miami, says what Man Utd will miss
- Man Utd have new investors who could capitalise on future takeover as deal is confirmed
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