There’s also a reaction from Manchester United. MU Co-Owner Ratcliff realized his mistake and apologized when he left football to pursue politics, but the discussion continues.
The number of people saying that someone who mixes politics with football shouldn’t remain at MU is increasing. Moreover, it means that someone who has fled his country, pays taxes in another country or pays very little tax, shouldn’t be giving advice to the government.
MU fans, in particular, are extremely upset about this. This was also a move that directly affected MU’s global reputation, fan base, and advertising revenue. Jim Ratcliff doesn’t have the capacity to think about this; if he did, he wouldn’t be aligning himself with ReformUK leader Nigel Farage, who moved all his assets to Monaco and came to MU to gain prestige. In fact, no one but Farage agreed with him. Both are citizens of other countries, but both are bothered by immigrants in this country.
They should be bothered by themselves. Their assets are in other countries, but they came to this country to gain prestige.