MAN United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been dubbed Scrooge after cutting funding for a charity helping former players. United previously gave £40,000 a year to the trust, which fears it will

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been accused of secretly cancelling Manchester United's long-standing payments to a charity which provides support to the club's former players. Ratcliffe has overseen a series of controversial cost-cutting measures.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's decision to stop giving £40,000 to a trust for former players of Manchester United has gone down like a lead balloon among already tetchy supporters

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has cut £40,000 annual funding to the Association of Former Manchester United Players (AFMUP), the charity has claimed.

Manchester Unitec co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly cut funding to an ex-players charity. The Association of Former Manchester United Players was founded in 1985 to support players who didn't make the huge salaries of those in the modern era.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly slashed the £40,000 annual charity contribution in his latest controversial attempt to reduce spending at the club.

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Under Ratcliffe, there is no place for sentimentality at Man United, as another cost-cutting measure has left a portion of the club feeling alienated.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has invested more money into Manchester United to increase his stake in the club. Ratcliffe acquired 27.7% of the club earlier this year in a deal worth around 1