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The Glazer family, primarily Malcolm, own Manchester United and took them from being a club with no debt to a club with a reported £700,000,000 debt. There is a consortium named the Red Devils who are interested in buying the club. They are not popular with the Man Utd faithful who have protested with yellow and green colours which symbolize the colours that Newton Heath used to play in. Newton Heath is what Manchester United used to be called.
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