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Manchester United supporters made their frustration with the club's ownership very clear during Sunday's disappointing 3-0 defeat to AFC Bournemouth at Old Trafford.
The latest protest came as Michael Carrick's side extended their winless run to eight games, leaving fans with further questions about the overall direction of the club.
Man Utd fans make their feelings clear at Old Trafford with sinister chant
United supporters turned their attention towards the Glazer family and Sir Jim Ratcliffe during the defeat, with journalist Samuel Luckhurst reporting a pointed chant aimed at the club's owners.
The anger came amid another difficult afternoon for the Red Devils, who struggled to create clear opportunities and were punished by a clinical Bournemouth side.
Rayan opened the scoring with a well-taken volley after finding space at the back post, before Marcus Tavernier doubled the visitors' advantage shortly before half-time.
Despite the introduction of changes as United searched for a response, the hosts continued to look vulnerable. Evanilson eventually added a third after capitalising on another defensive error, sealing a comprehensive Bournemouth victory.
The result left United 16th in the Premier League table with seven points from eight matches, while Bournemouth celebrated a fourth consecutive win in all competitions.
As the match unfolded, the atmosphere became increasingly tense, with boos at both half-time and full-time as supporters made their feelings about the club's wider predicament abundantly clear.
FGG says: Man Utd supporters have every right to demand better
United fans have endured years of frustration, and another lifeless home performance will only intensify concerns about the club's direction under its current ownership.
Supporters invest their time, money and emotion into the club, so they are entitled to make their dissatisfaction known when performances and results fall so far below expectations.
The responsibility now lies with the people running the club to provide clearer direction and deliver meaningful improvement, rather than allowing frustration to grow further.