After Man United beat Aston Villa, Erik ten Hag grabbed a green and gold scarf - the symbol of opposition to the Glazer family's ownership.

Green and yellow, for Manchester United, is the colour of protest. The green and yellow scarves are worn in a protest to the current ownership of the club by the Glazers.

In 2010, United fans launched their "green-and-gold" campaign -- green and gold were the colours of Newton Heath, the club which later changed its name to Manchester United -- as a visible protest ...

The original green and gold colours of this badge have been retained by modern United fans as a protest symbol against the unpopular Glazer ownership. Advertisement There were two versions of the ...

Green and Gold, till the club is sold: Manchester United fans have been protesting the ownership of the Glazers since they purchased the team via a controversial leveraged buyout.

Man United history. Manchester United FC were founded in 1878, and are arguably the most famous football club in the world. Originally they were known as Newton Heath and wore green and gold. Those ...