Duncan Drasdo

Whether you agree or not, as match-going fans, we're not going to walk out of the stadium in protest of the owners - not in numbers that would be impactful. Right now, I genuinely believe we need to stand together as United supporters. Whatever your thoughts on Green & Gold being visible inside the stadium, there's no denying that it's getting noticed. The media are picking up on the noise we're making, and that's important. Green & Gold is a visual protest. Whether it's wearing the colours, throwing thousands of balloons up into the air or finding other ways to make our presence felt, doing something is better than doing nothing. We need to make ourselves visible. Villa is on TV this Sunday. There were 4,000 balloons on Tuesday. Will there be even more this weekend? That's down to every single one of us. It's time to build momentum, not lose it.

I don't discount or dismiss anything that any supporters' group is doing. I completely echo the sentiment that we should all be standing together, united in our approach. But for that unity to mean anything, the whole movement needs to be inclusive. Whether you're a regular match-going supporter, someone who occasionally attends games, or someone who follows United from home or watches in the pub, everyone should feel part of it. If we aren't inclusive of all supporters, then ultimately, we'll always be representing a minority rather than the wider fanbase. Over the last month, I've shared some thoughts with a number of people about developing a strategy that genuinely makes our feelings known, not just to the Glazer family, but also to INEOS, which now controls the club's footballing operations. For me, visibility is one of the most important aspects of any protest against the club. We have plenty of ideas to explore, and several stages to what I've been proposing. But throwing everything out there at once risks diluting the message. We need to keep the issue visible, keep raising it and build momentum over time. Ultimately, though, if we do nothing, what is the point? My proposal is that we bring Green & Gold back. Start wearing those colours again. Make a visible statement that you are unhappy with the current state of our football club and the direction it is heading in. It's simple. It doesn't require much organisation, financial commitment, or effort. But collectively, it can make a powerful visual statement. Bringing Green & Gold back into the stadium, around the ground, and across social media would show unity and make it clear that supporters still feel the same way. It can start with two simple things: - Wear Green & Gold to the match. - Update your social media profiles to show your support for Green & Gold. This is just the first step. It's about visibility, raising awareness and, above all, unity. We don't all have to agree on every approach or action, but we should be able to stand together on something that reflects how we feel about OUR club's current state. Shoot me down if you want, but if you do, at least come forward with an alternative that is realistic and achievable. This is about bringing supporters together, not creating further divisions between us. We have one common enemy here. That's where we should focus. Not on each other. @MU_ST @The__1958 @TraMufc @muyscofficial