FC United of Manchester’s road to European glory
Fan-owned football club FC United of Manchester was born out of protests over the Glazer family’s takeover of Manchester United
Making friends not millionaires: FC United of Manchester meet AKS Zły in unique European competition
“Bring on United, Bring on United.” It’s approaching 7.45pm on a cold Wednesday night in October, and 150 football fans
‘Take action now’: FC United say government report into fan ownership ‘can’t be left to gather dust on a shelf’
FC United of Manchester say the time for talking is over on the issue of supporter-owned football clubs in the wake of a government report on supporter ownership and engagement in football.
FA Cup first round: Four Manchester non-league minnows hunt for Football League scalps
The FA Cup first round kick-starts in earnest tonight with Salford City the first of four Manchester non-league sides out to cause an upset against Football League opponents.
‘On the march!’: FA Cup replays make happy hunting for Manchester minnows
Three of Manchester’s non-league clubs are still in the FA Cup after midweek replay-victories secured their places in the fourth qualifying round.
FA Cup third qualifying round draw: Manchester’s non league sides learn their fate
FC United of Manchester, Salford City and Droylsden have been handed home draws in the third round of FA Cup qualifying after Monday’s midday-draw.
No real home in TEN years doesn’t stop FC United from giving to Manchester
FC United’s accreditation as a Living Wage employer in October last year, when they became the first club in England to pay their staff a minimum £7.65 an hour rather than the £6.50, is just one reason the non-league Manchester side are making waves in the national consciousness.
Manchester United ‘must up their game on embarrassing low pay’ for match-day staff
On a day where Manchester City was congratulated by the chancellor on its community credentials and Chelsea became the first Premiership football team to obtain full Living Wage status, the spotlight has now fallen on Manchester United to follow suit, fans have said.
Malcolm Glazer’s death could end ‘ridiculous’ era at Old Trafford, FC United board member claims
The American had been in poor health since suffering two strokes shortly after seizing control of the Old Trafford outfit in 2005 after a controversial £790m takeover
Kit It Out… twice: FC United raise £50,000 for new stadium through crowdfunding – double their target
The supporter-owned club launched a two-month campaign, called Kit-It-Out, to raise an initial £26,000, which has almost doubled to £51,395 after a huge wave of support
Ashton United vow to ‘spoil the party’ with club 90 minutes away from Conference North
United are preparing for one of the biggest matches in their history – a play-off final showdown with AFC Fylde for a spot in the Conference North.