Newcastle boss Eddie Howe slams 'POOR decision' to award PSG late penalty to deny his side a famous win in Paris... as he suggests the referee wilted under the 'extreme' pressure from the home crowd

Fernando Alonso leaves fans STUNNED with incredible reflexes as the Spaniard takes a sharp swerve at 185mph to avoid loose drain cover in Las Vegas If they don't step forward soon and put some meat on the bones of their plan, outlining exactly how it will work and what the role of supporters will be, vital momentum will be lost and all the questions about whether it is viable to expect a disparate group of up to 60 investors to act with common cause will get louder. They will also have to reassure the green and gold hordes that their promise to give supporters a stake in the club's future is a meaningful one.

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Sure, some fans are angry and protesting inside Old Trafford. But from where I'm sitting there are many millions of fans who are just happy the team are through to the next round. They're supporters of Manchester United too. Zlatan Ibrahimovic's son is selected for Sweden Under 15s boot camp... as former national team manager plays down comparisons THE NOTEBOOK: Alexander Isak joins a Newcastle club legend in the history books after scoring at PSG while... MARK CLATTENBURG: Newcastle are right to feel robbed by PSG's late penalty... the referee's decision to...You would not have seen yellow and green scarves at Man Utd games before the Glazers took control of the club in a leveraged buyout in 2005. It still took a few years before the scarves started to gain popularity, though. Gavi is embraced by his Barcelona team-mates and coaches as the midfielder visits their training ground for the first time since season-ending injury Cristiano Ronaldo and Bernardo Silva are left less than impressed by Bruno Fernandes' half-time tactics talk for Portugal... as duo offer HILARIOUS reaction

Patrice Evra was more diplomatic. "They are the original colours of Manchester United and the fans wear them because they love this club. They have their reasons for doing it and we don’t think that they’re crazy. They’d like things to change." The 5-0 thrashing of Portsmouth, the 1-1 draw with Villa and routine 3-0 defeat of West Ham in February were not televised and the humdinger of a win in Milan, as well as a limp loss at Everton, barely mentioned or broadcast the anti-Glazer militants in the unseen away ends. A Wembley League Cup final, with 28,000 United fans in attendance and joint-broadcast by the BBC, was ripe for worldwide exposure. But many think it will be necessary if any bid to oust the Glazers is to succeed. They say United is not for sale, that they are in it for the long term. The fear is that they believe they can turn Manchester United into even more of a cash cow over the seven-year bond period – whether by selling their own overseas rights, exploiting new media or contemplating the promised land of a European super league. Certainly the other memorable image of last night – Avram Glazer laughing as the banners went up around him and the chants got louder – did not suggest they feel unduly threatened. Chelsea a long 8/1 to sign Victor Osimhen despite London club reportedly making the disgruntled Napoli striker their primary targetBoxing's A Team! Ed Sheeran sits ringside forKatie Taylor's rematch with Chantelle Cameron in Dublin