- Fans name Man Utd "worst run" club
- Based on leadership, finances & fan engagement
- Rivals Liverpool top the polls
GOALMan Utd voted 'worst run club' in the Premier League by a landslide despite Sir Jim Ratcliffe & INEOS takeover
WHAT HAPPENED?
Responding to a survey created and commissioned by CLUB game, the new football owner mobile game, 2,000 football fans had their say, with 33 per cent of them voting United as the worst run Premier League side. Everton and Chelsea are joint-second with seven per cent and Arsenal are fourth with six per cent of the vote. This was based on a club's strategy, leadership, finances and fan engagement.
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CLUBTHE TOP 10 'WORST RUN' PREMIER LEAGUE TEAMS
Rank Club % 1 Manchester United 33% 2 Everton 7% 3 Chelsea 7% 4 Arsenal 6% 5 Sunderland 5% 6 Tottenham Hotspur 5% 7 Manchester City 4% 8 Wolves 3% 9 West Ham United 3% 10 Burnley 2%
Getty Images SportTHE BIGGER PICTURE
INEOS, who completed a minority takeover of United last year, are not that much more popular than the Glazer family. The Red Devils finished 15th in the Premier League last season, have carried out wide-scale redundancies and spent a lot of money with little to no success. Protests against the club's owners have not stopped and they are still a long way from being a force in English football again.
DID YOU KNOW?
Conversely, 25 per cent of the canvassed fans believe Liverpool is the English top-flight's best run club, with Chelsea and Manchester City joint-second with 11 per cent. United and Arsenal came in third with 10 per cent.
Rank Club % 1 Liverpool 25% 2 Chelsea 11% 3 Manchester City 11% 4 Manchester United 10% 5 Arsenal 10% 6 Brighton 6% 7 Tottenham Hotspur 5% 8 Newcastle United 3% 9 Brentford 3% 10 Aston Villa 2%
GettyWHAT NEXT?
United, who ended their pre-season with a 1-1 draw with Fiorentina last weekend, will hope Ruben Amorim's side can lift some of the gloom around Old Trafford by delivering them all three points against Arsenal on Sunday in their Premier League opener.
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