Premier LeagueDalot says Man Utd's Roma comeback showed angry fans the players care
Diogo Dalot said Manchester United's 3-2 comeback win over Roma in the Champions League on Tuesday could transform their troubled season.
Diogo DalotManchester UnitedManchester United·Manager·Diogo Dalot said Manchester United's 3-2 comeback win over Roma in the Champions League on Tuesday could transform their troubled season. He also felt the result showed unhappy supporters that the players care, after United were booed off at half-time. Fan anger remains directed at the Glazer family, who have owned the club since 2005, with protesters releasing green and gold balloons before kick-off at Old Trafford. Supporters also sang anti-Glazer songs and threw tennis balls onto the pitch at the 20-minute, five-second mark, symbolising 2005. United have collected seven points from their opening nine Premier League games, their worst start since 1987-88.
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